Game Detail
Players
Alice (Spy) Bob (Imp) Charlie (Mayor) David (Drunk) Eve (Chef) Frank (Librarian) Grace (Fortune Teller) Heidi (Investigator)
Token Usage
| Team | Input Tokens | Output Tokens | Cost (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Good | 632,955 | 178,800 | $3.6109 |
| Evil | 239,595 | 82,081 | $0.7025 |
Event Transcript
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The game has started.
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Storyteller
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Alice
You are the Minion. The Demon is Bob.
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Storyteller
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Bob
Minions are: Alice. Your safe bluffs are: Empath, Butler, Slayer
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Storyteller
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Frank
Good evening Frank. You are the Librarian. Either Bob or David is the Drunk.
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Storyteller
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Heidi
Good evening Heidi. You are the Investigator. Either Alice or David is the Spy.
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Storyteller
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Eve
Good evening Eve. You are the Chef. You learn that there are 0 pairs of evil players.
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Storyteller
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Grace
Good evening Grace. You are the Fortune Teller. Choose 2 players to learn if either is a Demon.
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Grace
Grace made choices.
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Start a triangulation chain by repeatedly pairing Alice with different people; first read with Alice and Bob gives a baseline to narrow Demon vs red herring over the next nights.
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Storyteller
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Grace
You chose Alice and Bob. You receive the answer: YES.
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Storyteller
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Alice
Good evening Alice. You are the Spy. You can secretly see information about all players: - Alice: Spy (evil), Alive - Bob: Imp (evil), Alive - Charlie: Mayor (good), Alive - David: Drunk (good), Alive (Told they are Undertaker) - Eve: Chef (good), Alive - Frank: Librarian (good), Alive - Grace: Fortune Teller (good), Alive - Heidi: Investigator (good), Alive
Day 1
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Storyteller
Welcome to the village of Ravenswood Bluff. Please take this time to get to know your fellow villagers. Feel free to move around and have private conversations. Be wary, for a Demon hides among you!
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Charlie
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Bob
,David
Hey Bob and David, quick check in. What are you claiming today, and do you have any starting info or strong suspicions? I am happy to share mine after I hear yours.
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Early private claims help build a trusted core and catch contradictions later. As Mayor, I want info without outing myself, and I want to know if either neighbor is a power role to protect.
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Frank
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Bob
,David
Hey Bob and David, I am the Librarian. My night zero info is that either Bob or David is the Drunk. What are each of you planning to claim, and do you have any info that would conflict with being Drunk?
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Tell Bob and David my Librarian info so they can calibrate their claims and we can quickly identify which info stream is likely unreliable.
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David
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Frank
,Charlie
I have no night zero info. I am the Undertaker, so I get info starting after the first execution. Frank, if your Librarian ping is real, I could be Drunk, so please keep my claim quiet and we will cross-check later. Charlie, what is your info?
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Answer their claim queries, establish a small trust network, and set up future mechanical cross-checks (Undertaker vs claimed executions) while minimizing public exposure.
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Alice
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Bob
Hey Bob, it's Alice - your Spy. I saw the whole Grimoire. Grace is Fortune Teller, Heidi is Investigator, Eve is Chef, Frank is Librarian, Charlie is Mayor, and David is the Drunk who thinks they're the Undertaker. What safe bluffs did you get? We should coordinate our stories. I'll need a solid Townsfolk claim - what do you suggest?
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Coordinate with my Demon Bob privately. We need to align on my bluff, his cover story, and who we should frame or kill. Bob has safe bluff roles I should know about.
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Heidi
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Grace
,Bob
I am the Investigator. My start info is that either Alice or David is the Spy. Please keep that fairly quiet for now. What are you claiming, and have you heard anything about either of them?
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Seed my Investigator info with two potential allies without alerting the whole table, so we can cross-check Alice and Davidβs claims and steer nominations toward the correct Spy/Demon world.
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Bob
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Alice
Got it, Alice. My safe bluffs are Empath, Butler, Slayer. I'll claim Empath - it gives me flexibility to sow chaos with fake neighbor reads. You should claim a Townsfolk too, maybe something like Washerwoman or Monk that explains why you're not dead. I'll kill Grace soon since Fortune Teller is dangerous. What bluff do you want?
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Alice is confirmed as my Minion. Share my safe bluffs (Empath, Butler, Slayer) and coordinate. Plan to kill Grace early since she's the Fortune Teller and can detect me. Also discuss which bluff I should take - Empath seems strong since I can fake neighbor reads.
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Grace
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Heidi
I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and Bob and got YES. So either one is the Demon, or one of them is my red herring. Your Alice or David Spy info overlaps with Alice, so I am wary of Bob especially. Let us keep this quiet for now.
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Share my Fortune Teller hit privately with Heidi to build a trusted info network, avoid alerting Bob (a suspect), and coordinate future checks to narrow Demon vs red herring.
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Eve
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David
,Frank
Hi David and Frank. I am the Chef and I got zero pairs of evil, so the Demon and Minion are not seated next to each other. What are your roles or night zero info, and who do you currently suspect?
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Get my Chef 0 pairs into at least two heads before nominations, and collect their role claims to build early logic chains.
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Charlie
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Bob
,David
I also have no night zero info. I am a no-starting-info Townsfolk and would rather keep the exact role quiet for now. David, I am happy to cross-check with your Undertaker info after the first execution. Bob, do you have any starting info or a claim yet?
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Answer David without outing Mayor, prompt others to share concrete info, and set up cross-checks after the first execution.
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Frank
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Eve
Hey Eve, I am the Librarian. Night zero I learned either Bob or David is the Drunk, so one of them may have unreliable info. Your Chef zero is useful, it means Demon and Minion are not sitting next to each other. Who are your top suspects so far?
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Reply to Eve with my Librarian info and use Chef zero to start narrowing suspects, while keeping Davidβs claim discreet and setting up later cross-checks.
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David
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Eve
Hey Eve. I am a no starting info Townsfolk, so nothing to add yet. Chef zero is helpful though, it means the Demon and Minion are not neighbors. Do you have any particular suspects yet, or a preference for who we should execute today to generate info?
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Respond to Eve without exposing Undertaker, validate Chef info while keeping skepticism, and coordinate toward a D1 execution that yields maximum information.
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Alice
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Bob
I'll claim Washerwoman: I saw you or Heidi as the Empath. That backs your bluff without pointing directly at just you. What fake neighbor reads are you giving? I'll match my info to yours. I can also chat with Grace and Frank to see what they're learning and feed it back to you.
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Need to confirm my bluff with Bob. Claiming Washerwoman who saw Bob+Heidi as Empath supports his Empath bluff while giving me credibility. I also want to know his fake neighbor reads so we stay consistent.
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Heidi
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David
Hey David, quick private check in. What are you claiming, and who have you talked to so far? I have some starting info that touches you and Alice, so I want to compare notes carefully.
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Get Davidβs claim and read his reactions before nominations; set up later contradictions between his claim, Aliceβs claim, and Fortune Teller data.
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Bob
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Alice
Perfect. I'll claim Empath. Your Washerwoman claim seeing me or Heidi as Empath works great. Tonight I'll kill Grace - Fortune Teller is too dangerous. For Heidi's Investigator info pointing at you or David as Spy - we should steer town toward David. He's the Drunk so his Undertaker info will be wrong anyway and make him look suspicious. What fake neighbor reads should I give today? Also, we should figure out who to frame for the execution.
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Coordinate with Alice on claims (Empath + Washerwoman), discuss who to kill first (Grace the Fortune Teller is top priority), and plan how to handle Heidi's Investigator info pointing at Alice as Spy.
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Grace
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Bob
,David
Hey, quick check in. What are you claiming, and did you get any starting info? Also, have you heard anything solid about Alice or each other yet? I am keeping my role quiet for now, but I want to compare notes later.
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Collect early claims from Bob and David without revealing I am Fortune Teller, to set up night checks and cross-reference Heidiβs Investigator info while minimizing Demon targeting.
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Eve
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Bob
Hey Bob, can I get your role claim and any night zero info you got? Also, I have reason to think either you or David might be the Drunk, so I want to sanity check your info before we go public.
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Get Bob's role and any N0 info, and probe his reaction to the possibility of drunkenness, to decide what to share publicly and who to pressure for claims before noms.
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Charlie
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Grace
,Heidi
Hey Grace and Heidi, quick private check in. What role are you claiming today, and did you get any night zero info? I am a Townsfolk with no starting info, and I am trying to map out claims quietly.
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Gather early claims and starting info from players who have been whispering a lot, while keeping my Mayor identity hidden and building a trusted info network.
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Frank
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Bob
Hey Bob, quick check in. I have Librarian info that either you or David is the Drunk. What is your role claim and did you get any night zero info that might conflict with being Drunk?
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Get Bobβs claim and any night zero info to assess who is likely the Drunk and how much to trust each of Bob and David going forward.
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David
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Heidi
,Grace
Hey Heidi and Grace. I am a no starting info Townsfolk for now. I have spoken with Frank, Charlie, and Eve. Frank claims Librarian and says either Bob or I is the Drunk. Eve claims Chef with zero evil pairs. Heidi, what exactly is your info about me and Alice?
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Answer Heidi and Grace while protecting my Undertaker claim. Gather Heidiβs starting info about me and Alice, and align on a safe first execution to generate Undertaker data.
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Alice
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Heidi
Hey Heidi, I haven't had a chance to talk to you yet. Have you gathered any useful info? I heard you've been chatting with a few people - anything I should know?
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I need to find out what Heidi's Investigator info is and who she's told. If I approach her directly, I can seem innocent and start steering suspicion toward David before she locks onto me.
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Heidi
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David
,Grace
I am the Investigator. Night zero I learned either Alice or David is the Spy. I have only told Bob and Grace so far. With Chef zero and Grace seeing yes on Alice and Bob, we should map worlds. What do you both think is most likely?
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Share my Investigator info to coordinate logic with Grace and test Davidβs reaction, while keeping it contained to a small circle.
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Bob
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Eve
Hey Eve, thanks for the heads up. I'm the Empath - got no night zero info, but I'll be reading my neighbors starting tonight. I haven't heard anything that makes me think I'm drunk. If the Librarian saw Drunk on me or David, I'd lean toward David being the Drunk. What are you claiming? Did you hear this from Frank directly?
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Eve knows about the Drunk ping. I need to claim Empath and act confident I'm sober, subtly pointing at David as the actual Drunk. This builds trust and sets up David to look suspicious when his Undertaker info misfires.
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Grace
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Heidi
I think the cleanest world is Alice is the Imp, David is the Spy, and Bob is the Drunk. That fits your Investigator hit, Frank Librarian, and Eve Chef zero, and it also explains my yes on Alice and Bob. I would be cautious trusting David. I want to apply pressure on Alice today.
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Coordinate a consistent world with Heidi while limiting info to likely-good players; set up day one pressure and future FT checks without outing to suspected evil.
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Eve
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Frank
,David
Update: Bob claims Empath. Frank, your Librarian ping says Bob or David is Drunk, so Bob might be unreliable if true. David, FYI you may be the Drunk. With my Chef zero, Demon and Minion are not neighbors. Any other claims you have heard, and who looks best to execute for info today?
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Sync my info with David and Frank, flag the Drunk ping on Bob/David, and coordinate a plan to collect claims and pick a useful Day 1 execution target.
Nominations β Day 1
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Storyteller
Nominations are now open.
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Eve
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David
I want to nominate David. We have a Librarian ping that either Bob or David is the Drunk, and Bob is claiming Empath which I would like to keep alive to start giving us reads. David has no starting info, so this is a relatively low cost execution that also clears up the Drunk uncertainty.
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We need an execution to generate info. David is a Drunk candidate per Librarian and has no starting info claim, while Bobβs Empath is valuable to keep alive if real.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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David
β
All
Please do not execute me today. I am the Undertaker, so keeping me alive gives us confirmed information after future executions. Also Heidi has an Investigator result that either Alice or I is the Spy, so if we want a test execution, Alice is a better target than me.
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Stop my execution so Undertaker survives to confirm future executed roles; redirect town to execute a better test target, ideally the Investigator ping (Alice) rather than an information role.
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Eve
Eve raised their hand
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David is mechanically implicated (Drunk ping and possible Spy world). Day one execution here has high upside and relatively low risk compared to losing an actual info role like a sober Empath.
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Alice
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All
David, I understand why you'd point at me, but Heidi's Investigator ping says one of us is the Spy β not both. I know I'm not the Spy, so that means it must be you. I also have a Washerwoman ping that I'll share when the time is right. For now, executing you clears up both the Drunk question and the Investigator lead.
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Defend myself against David's accusation while supporting his execution. I need to frame this as a logical choice not a personal one. Mentioning my Washerwoman claim will give me credibility.
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Grace
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All
I will speak up. I am the Fortune Teller, and last night I checked Alice and Bob and got a yes. With Heidi saying Alice or David is the Spy, and Frank saying Bob or David is the Drunk, I think Alice is the better execution than David today. I am not voting David.
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Steer the vote away from a low-confidence Day 1 David execution and onto Alice, which better matches my Fortune Teller info and the Investigator and Librarian pings.
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Bob
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All
I've been listening carefully. Grace, I hear your Fortune Teller result, and that's worth digging into tomorrow. But right now we have a concrete Librarian ping that either I or David is the Drunk. I know I'm not the Drunk - I'm the Empath. If David is the Drunk, his Undertaker info will be wrong and could mislead us. Executing him resolves both the Drunk question and lets me start giving trusted Empath reads. I'm voting David.
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Vote for David to execute him. He's the Drunk and executing him clears the Librarian ping while keeping me alive. I'll justify this as wanting to resolve the Drunk question so my Empath reads are trusted. Then kill Grace tonight.
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Charlie
β
All
Just a reminder: executing David does not actually clear the Drunk or Spy question, because roles do not get revealed. If David really is Undertaker, killing him now throws away one of our best confirmation tools. I would rather hold off and use tomorrowβs info to pick a better target.
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Slow down a low-information Day 1 execution that does not actually confirm the Drunk or Spy, and preserve a potentially powerful Undertaker for mechanical confirmation.
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Heidi
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All
I will speak up. I am the Investigator, and I learned either Alice or David is the Spy. Executing David does not prove that, and if he really is Undertaker we lose a strong confirmation tool. With the Fortune Teller yes on Alice and Bob, I would rather keep David alive today.
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Steer town away from a low-information D1 execution that could kill a real Undertaker, and refocus attention on Alice who overlaps multiple info sources.
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Frank
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All
Just to clarify my Librarian info: either Bob or David is the Drunk. Executing David today does not confirm that, because we do not learn his role on death. If David really is Undertaker, I would rather keep him alive to confirm future executions, and revisit this tomorrow.
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Clarify that my Librarian info does not mechanically justify executing David today, and steer town away from a low-info D1 kill.
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David
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All
Please do not vote me through. Executing me does not prove Drunk or Spy, because roles are not revealed. If I am really the Undertaker, keeping me alive gives us hard confirmation after tomorrowβs execution. If you want a test today, I would rather we hold, or go for Alice instead of me.
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Stop votes on me by stressing execution gives no confirmation, and that keeping Undertaker alive is high value. Redirect town to postpone or choose a better info target later.
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Eve
Eve lowered their hand
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I initially pushed David as low-info, but with an Undertaker claim and no role reveal on execution, voting him through likely loses a key confirmation tool without resolving the Drunk/Spy leads.
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Alice
Alice raised their hand
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Voting for David is consistent with my public stance that he is the Spy (from Heidi's Investigator ping). It supports my Demon Bob, and executing the Drunk is a win for evil. Even if the vote fails, it maintains my cover as a good Washerwoman who follows logical leads.
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Grace
β
All
Do not vote David through. Killing him gives us no role reveal, and if he is really Undertaker we lose a powerful confirmation tool. My Fortune Teller yes points more at Alice and Bob, and with the Investigator hit on Alice or David, I would rather pivot to Alice today or hold executions.
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Prevent a low-information day one execution that discards a potential Undertaker and to steer town toward testing Alice, which best fits current info.
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Bob
Bob raised their hand
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I publicly said I would vote David. Not voting now would look inconsistent and suspicious. The vote won't pass anyway (need 4, only Alice and I are voting). Staying consistent builds my cred as a good Empath.
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Charlie
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All
Please do not vote David through. Executing him proves nothing today, and if he is really Undertaker we lose our best way to confirm future executions. I would rather keep David alive and use tomorrow to pick between Alice and David with more info.
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Stop a low-information execution that could remove a key Townsfolk tool; preserve Undertaker to create confirmations and narrow demon candidates tomorrow.
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Heidi
Heidi waits.
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Avoid adding my vote to a low-information Day 1 execution that could remove a valuable Undertaker and does not mechanically resolve Drunk or Spy questions.
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Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Do not contribute to an execution that gives no role reveal and may remove a valuable Undertaker. Preserve votes and reassess with more info tomorrow.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
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Nominee David did not reach the 4 vote threshold.
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Storyteller
David did not receive enough votes (2/4).
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David
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Alice
I want Alice executed today. Heidiβs Investigator has Alice or me as the Spy, and I am the Undertaker. Also Grace got a Fortune Teller yes on Alice and Bob, and Alice is pushing hard to remove an Undertaker. This gives us real info tonight.
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Get a Day 1 execution that preserves my Undertaker utility and tests the strongest mechanical suspicion cluster around Alice.
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Storyteller
Voting starts now for Alice. 4 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
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Alice
β
All
Everyone, please listen. Grace's Fortune Teller yes on me and Bob β there is a red herring in this game, a good player who registers as the Demon. That could easily be me. I have a Washerwoman ping that confirms Bob is the Empath, which is why I trust him. David is trying to redirect from himself. If he were truly Undertaker, he'd want to survive to prove his role tomorrow. Executing me proves nothing and wastes a valuable execution.
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I need to survive this vote. I'll argue that Grace's FT yes has a red herring, my Washerwoman info supports Bob's Empath claim, and David pushing for me over himself is suspicious since he's the real Spy.
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David
David raised their hand
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We need a Day 1 execution that creates mechanical info. Alice is in the Investigator hit and Fortune Teller yes, and she is pushing to remove me. Voting her through is the best info gain.
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Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
Alice is the overlap of Fortune Teller and Investigator info, and her claim stack is inconsistent with role count. Voting her is the best chance to hit evil and generates follow-up via Undertaker.
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Grace
Grace raised their hand
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Alice is in multiple consistent evil worlds and is the highest-value execution today. If she is Demon we win; if not, we still gain leverage for tomorrow.
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Bob
β
All
Hold on, Grace herself mentioned there is a red herring in this game β a good player who reads as Demon to the Fortune Teller. That could be Alice. And if Alice is the Washerwoman who confirmed me, executing her means we lose that confirmation too. Let us at least wait a day and use the Undertaker to verify.
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I need to defend Alice without being too obvious. Point out the red herring mechanic to create doubt about Grace's result. Remind everyone Alice backed my Empath claim via Washerwoman, making her execution a double loss.
β
Charlie
Charlie raised their hand
π§
I am the swing vote. I want an execution today for Undertaker info and because Alice has the strongest mechanical suspicion (Investigator hit + FT yes).
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Lock in the execution on Alice, the most mechanically consistent Demon candidate, and avoid a last-second hand drop causing a no-execution.
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Frank
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All
I should say this now: I am the Librarian. I learned that either Bob or David is the Drunk. So either Bobβs Empath or Davidβs Undertaker is unreliable, and Alice confirming Bob is not solid. With that in mind, I still think Alice is a reasonable execution today.
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Get my Librarian info into the public record during this vote so the town stops overtrusting Bob or David, and so the current Alice execution decision is made with correct context.
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Alice
β
All
Five votes already β I see where this is going. But remember what Frank said: Bob or David is the Drunk. If David IS the Drunk, his Undertaker info is worthless. And Grace's yes includes the red herring. When I'm gone, look hard at who benefits most from removing me β David. Good luck, town.
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I'm being executed with 5 votes. As final words, I want to create confusion about David being the Drunk (which he actually is) so that executing him tomorrow won't confirm anything, protecting Bob. I'll also hint that the Investigator might be wrong about me due to Spy registration.
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David
β
All
Keep your hands up. Executing Alice is not for role reveal today, it is for my Undertaker check tonight. Tomorrow I will report exactly what she died as, and we can resolve the Investigator and Fortune Teller worlds from that.
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Lock in an execution that yields hard night info, and set expectations for how we use the Undertaker result tomorrow to resolve current claim clashes.
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Eve
β
All
I will add my info now. I am the Chef, and I got zero pairs of evil players, so the Demon and Minion are not sitting next to each other. With the Investigator and Fortune Teller both pointing at Alice, I am fine executing Alice, and then we use that zero to clear her neighbors from being evil together.
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Publicly add my Chef 0 info to constrain worlds and justify keeping my vote, so tomorrow we have clearer demon candidates regardless of Aliceβs alignment.
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Grace
β
All
I am keeping my vote on Alice. Mechanically, she is in both my Fortune Teller yes and Heidiβs Investigator pair, and the Washerwoman claim is not verifiable today. If Alice dies and we do not win, then tomorrow we hard re evaluate David versus Bob using Undertaker only if it seems sober, plus my next Fortune Teller check.
π§
Steer town to a decisive D1 execution on the most mechanically implicated player, while framing the fallback plan if she is good and my read was red-herring.
β
Bob
Bob raised their hand
π§
Alice is dead regardless with 5 votes. Raising my hand gains me credibility with the town and distances me from her. Then I can kill Grace tonight since she has a yes on me.
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Charlie
β
All
I am not comfortable executing Alice here. We already have a Librarian saying either Bob or David is drunk, and the Fortune Teller has a red herring, so this could easily be noise. If David is actually the Spy, this is the exact execution he wants. I would rather we consider no execution today and get one more night of info.
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Try to prevent a potentially evil-driven Day 1 misexecution by highlighting uncertainty (Drunk + red herring) and suggesting no execution to gather night info.
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Heidi
β
All
I am keeping my vote on Alice. She is in both my Investigator pair and Graceβs Fortune Teller yes. If Alice dies and we do not win, then I want us to treat David as the Spy and pivot hard tomorrow, using Chef zero and new night info to find the Imp.
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Keep town focused on a concrete execution with a clear follow up chain: if Alice dies and game continues, use my Investigator to hard pivot to David as Spy and narrow Demon suspects with Chef and FT.
β
Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Do not add my vote to a potentially wrong D1 execution since Alice already appears to have enough votes; preserve flexibility and credibility for tomorrowβs drunk resolution.
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Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
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New execution leader: Alice with 6 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
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Storyteller
The vote passes. Alice is now on the block with 6 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
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Alice
β
All
Six votes, I accept this. But think about it: Eve's Chef zero means the Demon and Minion are NOT neighbors. Bob's neighbors are me and Charlie. I'm dying β if I were the Minion, Bob couldn't be the Demon per Chef zero. So Bob is likely clean. The real Spy is David. Frank himself says David might be the Drunk. Good luck.
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Last words to protect Bob. Point out that Chef 0 means Bob can't be evil with his neighbors. Suggest David is the Drunk. Undermine the case against me as noise from drunk/red herring. Turn them against each other tomorrow.
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David
β
All
Unless someone has a very strong alternative, I think we should stop nominating and let Alice go through. Tomorrow I will share what the Undertaker saw, and then we can resolve Heidi versus Alice, and also re check the Fortune Teller and Librarian worlds.
π§
Lock in the Alice execution as the most information-dense line, discourage a tie, and set expectations that my Undertaker result tomorrow will be used to resolve conflicting info chains.
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Eve
β
All
If we do not win after Alice, please anchor on my Chef zero: no two evil players are neighbors, so any evil player has two good neighbors. If Alice is evil then Bob and Heidi are good; if David is evil then Charlie and I are good. Grace, please use your Fortune Teller tonight to test across those worlds, and Bob please share your first Empath number tomorrow.
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Lock in the Chef zero constraint for tomorrow and steer night info to discriminate Alice evil versus David evil, so we can find the Demon quickly if we do not win today.
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Grace
β
All
I do not want any more nominations. Let Alice go through and see if the game ends. If we do not win, then my yes is either Alice as the red herring or Bob as the Imp, with David still looking like the Spy from Heidiβs info. Tomorrow I will share my next Fortune Teller result.
π§
Stop a last second counter nomination that could save a likely demon. Set a clear plan for tomorrow based on whether the game ends and on my next Fortune Teller check.
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Bob
β
All
I'm keeping my vote on Alice. If she's evil, Eve's Chef zero says evil pairs aren't neighbors, and since I'm her neighbor, I can't be the Demon. That logic is solid. But we'll see. If we don't win tonight, I'll share my Empath number tomorrow and we go hard after David.
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Reinforce the narrative that if Alice is evil, I am cleared by Chef zero. Set up David as the suspicious player. Act like a good player processing the execution.
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Charlie
β
All
If we do not win after Alice, I want us to be ready to pivot hard. Do not treat Undertaker as confirmed, because Librarian suggests Bob or David could be drunk. Grace, please check across Eve and David tonight if you can, and tomorrow we compare that with Bobβs Empath.
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With Alice likely dying, set a clear tomorrow decision tree and stop people over trusting Chef or Undertaker if drunk, so we can rapidly converge on the Demon.
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Heidi
β
All
If the game does not end on Alice, I want us to treat my Investigator info as pointing hard at David. Also, do not treat Undertaker as confirmed because of Frankβs Drunk ping. Tomorrow, Bob please give your first Empath number, and Grace please include David in your next Fortune Teller check.
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Avoid last-second misexecution swings; lock in a clear next-day plan that tests David versus Bob with Chef zero plus FT and Empath, keeping pressure on the Investigator pair.
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Frank
β
All
If the game does not end on Alice, I want us to treat David as the main execution tomorrow, because he is in Heidiβs Investigator pair and also could be the Drunk from my Librarian info. Also, please remember Undertaker might be drunk, so weigh it against Bobβs Empath and Graceβs next Fortune Teller.
π§
With Alice likely to die, set tomorrowβs decision tree: donβt overtrust Undertaker, use Chef zero plus new FT and Empath, and be ready to execute David if game continues.
π
Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Alice has been executed.
π
Alice(Ghost)
Alice has died.
Night 1
π
Storyteller
β
Bob
Good evening Bob. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight?
π―
Bob
Bob made a choice.
π§
Grace is the Fortune Teller who can check me against another player and expose me as the Demon. Killing her removes the biggest mechanical threat while keeping David alive as the obvious execution target tomorrow. My cover is solid through Chef zero logic.
π
Grace(Ghost)
Grace has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Bob
You chose to kill Grace.
π
Storyteller
β
David
Good evening David. You are the Undertaker. You learn that Alice was the Empath.
Day 2
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Grace has been found dead in the night.
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Heidi
β
Bob
,Charlie
Hey, quick check. Bob, what was your Night one Empath number, and who are your alive neighbors now? Charlie, any info or strong reads on David, Frank, or Eve? I am still weighing Alice versus David as the Spy.
π§
Get Bobβs N1 Empath and Charlieβs reads to test the David-vs-Alice Spy world and narrow the demon before nominations.
π€
Grace(Ghost)
β
Charlie
,Eve
I am the Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and Bob and got YES. Alice died by execution and we did not win, so either Bob is Imp or Alice was my red herring. If you trust Heidi and Frank, that makes David the Spy and leaves Bob, Frank, or Heidi for Imp, and my ping points hardest at Bob. Can you push that?
π§
Get my Fortune Teller result and deduction into trusted hands without warning the likely Demon directly, and steer nominations toward Bob while sanity-checking with Chef and seating logic.
π€
David
β
Charlie
,Eve
I am Undertaker. After Alice was executed, I learned Alice was the Empath. That means Bob is not Empath, and Heidiβs Investigator result βAlice or David is Spyβ cannot be true unless Heidi is wrong or I am the Drunk from Frankβs Librarian info.
π§
Share my hard Undertaker info to my neighbors to coordinate nominations and test Bob versus my possible drunkenness, without fully trusting public chat yet.
π€
Frank
β
Bob
,Charlie
Hey, quick check. I am Librarian: either you, Bob, or David is the Drunk. Bob, what have your Empath reads been, and who are your living neighbors? Charlie, what did Grace and David tell you in whispers today?
π§
Get Bobβs nightly Empath numbers and Charlieβs consolidated whispers, then reconcile with David Undertaker and Heidi Investigator to decide todayβs execution.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Bob
Bob, it's Alice. We need to coordinate. What Empath numbers are you claiming? Remember Chef 0 means evil aren't neighbors. Grace is dead - did you kill her? Also, David is the real Drunk but thinks he's Undertaker. Frank (Librarian) saw you or David as Drunk - we can use this. Heidi (Investigator) saw me or David as Spy - with me dead, she'll push David. Let's align.
π§
I need to coordinate with Bob. We should whisper to align our strategy - push suspicion on David, discuss what Empath numbers Bob should claim, and figure out whether to share or suppress the Librarian/Investigator info.
π€
Bob
β
Alice(Ghost)
Alice, got your whisper. I'm claiming Empath 0 for Night 1 - Charlie and Heidi both read as good. The Chef 0 problem: we were adjacent evils. Should we push that Eve is drunk or lying? Also, you said David thinks he's Undertaker - do you know what info he's claiming? Let's make sure our stories align.
π§
Coordinate with my dead Minion Alice. Align my Empath claim (0) with her story that David is the Drunk. Plan how to handle the Chef 0 contradiction with our adjacency.
π€
Charlie
β
Heidi
,Frank
Key clash: David whispered me his UT saw Alice was Empath, so Bob is not Empath. Grace also whispered her FT N0 Alice+Bob was YES and she suspected Bob as Imp. Frank, can you restate your Librarian pair and whether it was βBob or David is Drunkβ? Heidi, any new reasoning on Alice versus David as Spy after Grace died?
π§
Sync Frank and Heidi on the key contradiction (UT vs Empath) and lock a plan for nominations: either test Bob or David, and use Chef 0 seating logic to narrow Demon candidates.
π€
Eve
β
Charlie
,Heidi
I am still Chef with zero adjacent evil pairs. David claims Undertaker and says Alice was the Empath. If that is true, your Investigator forces David to be the Spy, and Bob is likely the Drunk. Then the demon is probably in Frank or Heidi. What are your current reads and claims?
π§
Align with likely-good players and consolidate claims so we can pick a strong Day 2 execution between Bob, David, Frank, or Heidi using Chef=0 plus the UT/FT contradictions.
π€
Heidi
β
Charlie
,Eve
I still think David is most likely the Spy from my Investigator, and I do not trust his Undertaker. Key question: what did Bob get on Night one as Empath? If he got zero, Alice cannot be Spy. If so, Bob is probably Drunk and we should execute David today.
π§
Align on a mechanically grounded execution plan: prioritize killing the likely Spy (David) and use Bobβs N1 Empath number plus Librarian/Chef to narrow the Demon pool.
π€
Grace(Ghost)
β
Heidi
I was the Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and Bob and got YES. Alice is not the Demon, so either Bob is Imp or Alice was my red herring. If your Investigator and Eve Chef are right, Demon is not Charlie or Eve, so it is between Bob, Frank, and you, and my strongest mechanical pull is Bob.
π§
Get my FT result and the Chef plus Investigator logic into Heidiβs hands so town converges on the right execution today, and so Heidi can coordinate nominations while Iβm dead.
π€
David
β
Frank
,Heidi
I am Undertaker. After Alice was executed I saw Alice as the Empath. That means either Bob is not Empath, or I am the Drunk from Frankβs Librarian info, or Alice was the Spy registering as Empath. I think we should execute Bob today to test this and I can check the role tonight.
π§
Loop in Frank and Heidi on the key fork: either I am drunk or Alice was the Spy registering as Empath. Push for a high value execution (likely Bob) to resolve contradictions before final day.
π€
Frank
β
Charlie
,Heidi
I think the clean world is Alice was the Spy, and my Librarian means either Bob or David is the Drunk. If so, Chef zero makes Demon not adjacent to Alice, so not Bob and not Heidi. With Grace killed, I am looking at Charlie or Eve for Demon. Thoughts?
π§
Align with Charlie and Heidi on the most consistent world and prevent a mis-execution on Bob if the outsider info points elsewhere; focus the vote onto the likely Demon pair.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Bob
I don't know David's Undertaker claim yet. Chef 0 is fine - my Spy ability means I can register as good. So Eve's Chef 0 is technically correct even though we're neighbors. Use this to make Eve trust her info. Your Empath 0 is perfect. Grace was Fortune Teller - she's dead now so her Yes on us is buried. What did others whisper to you?
π§
Bob needs to know David's Undertaker claim and our strategy for Chef 0. My Spy ability lets me register good, so Chef 0 is actually correct. This turns a problem into an asset. Also need to coordinate Bob's Empath numbers.
π€
Bob
β
Frank
,Charlie
Frank, my Night 1 Empath read was 0 - both Charlie and Heidi read as good. My living neighbors are still Charlie and Heidi since Grace died on the other side. So if my read is accurate, they're both good. As for the Drunk question - if it's between me and David, it must be David. My info feels clean and lines up with Eve's Chef 0 if Alice was the Spy registering as good.
π§
Respond to Frank's direct question to maintain my Empath bluff. Share N1=0 to look consistent and cooperative. This also supports pushing David as the Drunk, which Alice and I want.
π€
Charlie
β
Heidi
,Eve
Bob told me his Night one Empath was zero, so he claims both his neighbors, me and Heidi, are good. That points at David or Frank more. David has the biggest contradictions with your Investigator and his Undertaker story, so I lean we execute David today, then look hard at Frank if David goes down clean.
π§
Give Heidi and Eve a clear decision point for todayβs execution and a contingency suspect list (Frank or Bob), while keeping me off the chopping block.
π€
Eve
β
Bob
,Frank
I am still the Chef with zero adjacent evil pairs. Bob, what was your Night one Empath number, and are you definitely Empath? Frank, do you stand by Librarian that Bob or David is Drunk, and which do you think it is? Right now I am leaning we execute David.
π§
Get Bob and Frank to lock in their claims and logic so town can choose the correct execution today (likely David) and avoid being steered by an evil bluff.
π€
Heidi
β
Charlie
,Eve
I think we should execute David today. My Investigator still points to David as Spy now that Alice is dead, and his Undertaker seeing Alice as Empath does not clear him because Spy can register as Empath. If David somehow dies good, I pivot to Bob or Frank as Demon, with Bob pulled by Grace Fortune Teller yes and her night death.
π§
Coordinate the day plan: push David execution as highest EV and communicate how to pivot if wrong, using Investigator, FT death, and Chef zero.
π€
Grace(Ghost)
β
Bob
,Frank
I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I checked Alice and you, Bob, and got YES. Alice was not the Demon, so either Bob is Imp or Alice was my red herring. Bob, what is your Empath number from last night? Frank, can you help get that shared before noms?
π§
Get Bobβs claimed Empath info on record and coordinate with Frank so town has a crisp nomination plan (Bob versus David) before nominations, using my FT ping as anchor.
π€
David
β
Bob
Hey Bob, I am the Undertaker. After Alice was executed, I learned she was the Empath. That means your Empath claim cannot be true unless I am the Drunk or Alice was the Spy registering as Empath. What were your night one Empath numbers, and would you be willing to be executed today so I can verify tonight?
π§
Pressure-test Bobβs Empath claim and propose an execution that gives me a clean Undertaker check tonight, resolving major conflicting info.
π€
Frank
β
Heidi
,Eve
Quick reminder: I saw βBob or David is the Drunkβ. If that is true, neither of them can be evil. So Heidi, your βAlice or David is Spyβ would really point to Alice as Spy, not David. With Chef zero, Demon feels more like Charlie or Eve. Thoughts before noms?
π§
Align key info holders on the implication that David cannot be Spy if my Librarian info is true, and steer nominations toward the most likely Demon instead of a possibly confirmed-good Drunk.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Bob
Bob - Grace whispering to you is dangerous. She had FT Yes on us. Tell town her Yes hit me as the FT red herring (Spy registers as good, so I'm the red herring). Push David hard - Heidi's Investigator saw me OR David as Spy. With me dead and game continues, David must be the Spy! Also Frank's Librarian saw you or David as Drunk - say you're sober Empath. What did Grace say to you?
π§
Coordinate with Bob about Grace's ghost whispers being dangerous, push David as suspect using Heidi's Investigator (Alice or David as Spy), and discredit Grace's FT yes as Alice being red herring.
π€
Bob
β
David
David, your Undertaker info is wrong but I don't think you're lying - I think you're the Drunk. Frank's Librarian says one of us is Drunk, and my Empath 0 on Charlie and Heidi lines up with Eve's Chef 0. Alice was Spy - Heidi's Investigator confirmed this. Spies can register as Empath to Undertaker, so you'd see Empath even though she was Spy. Would you consider that you might be the Drunk?
π§
Push back on David's claim that Alice was Empath. Use Heidi's Investigator info (Alice/David = Spy) and Frank's Librarian (Bob/David = Drunk) to frame David. Alice the Spy can register as any Townsfolk, explaining his Undertaker info.
π€
Charlie
β
Frank
,Eve
Quick note before noms: Chef zero only means Demon and Minion are not neighbors, not anything about who sat by Alice. Biggest mechanical clash is still David versus Heidi Investigator plus his Undertaker claim. I think we should push an execution on David today and see what we learn.
π§
Align key voters before nominations, correct Frankβs Chef misread, and build majority on executing David as the highest-contradiction player.
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Eve
β
Frank
,Charlie
Quick correction: Librarian βBob or David is the Drunkβ means exactly one is Drunk, not that both are good. If David is Spy, my Chef zero means the Imp cannot be Charlie or me, so it is in Bob, Heidi, or you. I still think we execute David today for clarity.
π§
Align good players before nominations: fix Frankβs mistaken logic about the Drunk, keep focus on executing David as the best information gain, and narrow demon candidates using Chef zero.
Nominations β Day 2
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
βοΈ
Charlie
β
David
I am nominating David. He is the biggest mechanical clash: Heidiβs Investigator points to Alice or David as Spy and Alice is dead, and Davidβs Undertaker story about Alice being Empath contradicts multiple claims. This execution should either win or give the clearest information.
π§
We need an execution today. David is at the center of the Investigator and Undertaker clash; executing him either wins (if Imp) or removes the likely Spy and narrows Demon to Bob, Frank, or Heidi.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for David. 3 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
David
β
All
Please do not execute me today. If I am really the Undertaker, killing me removes our best way to confirm executions. I saw Alice as Empath, which makes Bobβs Empath claim the clean test. Letβs execute Bob today and I will confirm his role tonight.
π§
Stop an unhelpful execution on me that removes Undertaker confirmation, and redirect the vote to a better test candidate like Bob or Heidi.
β
Charlie
Charlie raised their hand
π§
David is the biggest mechanical contradiction and could be either Imp or Spy. Executing him today is the highest-value test and may immediately win if he is the Demon.
π¬
Frank
β
All
I am not voting David here. My Librarian info was that either Bob or David is the Drunk, which makes it very likely David is just a good Outsider or a good Undertaker. If David is Drunk then Heidiβs Investigator pretty much points to Alice as the Spy, and the Demon is more likely in Charlie or Eve.
π§
Stop town from executing someone my starting info heavily suggests is good, and redirect suspicion toward candidates that fit Chef and Investigator constraints.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Secure Davidβs execution because it is the strongest mechanical suspect from my Investigator and his Undertaker contradictions; also counters misreads about the Librarian info implying innocence.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
We need one more vote to execute David; his claim is the main mechanical conflict. Securing this execution gives the town the clearest path and prevents evil stalling the day.
β
Alice(Ghost)
Alice raised their hand
π§
David is nominated and needs 3 votes. Charlie, Heidi, Eve have voted - that's 3 exactly. I should use my ghost vote to ensure David is executed. This protects Bob and removes a good player. David's execution as the Drunk won't reveal evil, and his Undertaker claim dies with him.
β
Bob
Bob raised their hand
π§
David is already getting 4 votes (enough to execute). I must vote with the majority to appear aligned with town and avoid suspicion. My Empath claim survives best if David is confirmed as Drunk/Spy after death.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
I am not using my ghost vote here. Reminder: my Fortune Teller night zero on Alice and Bob was yes, and Alice dying did not end the game, so Bob is still my top demon suspect. If we execute David today, I want the town to pivot hard onto Bob next.
π§
Guide town: my FT data still makes Bob top Demon suspect. Save my ghost vote since David already has enough votes; keep leverage for endgame.
π¬
David
β
All
If you can, please pull your votes on me. Executing me gives us no new data tonight. I am the Undertaker and I can hard confirm whoever we execute today. Bob is the clean mechanical test. Please save ghost votes and execute Bob instead.
π§
Stop my execution, preserve Undertaker value, and redirect town to execute Bob as the best mechanical test that yields confirmation tonight.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
Please keep your hands up. David is the center of every contradiction: Heidi points to Alice or David as Spy and Alice is dead, and Frank says one of Bob or David is drunk. Executing David today gives us the clearest resolve, even if he is good.
π§
Keep the town committed to executing David; it maximizes mechanical resolution today and avoids getting steered into a Bob execution based on a contested Undertaker claim.
β
Frank
Frank raised their hand
π§
Join majority to ensure Davidβs execution goes through and resolve the biggest mechanical knot; then use the outcome plus my Librarian info to narrow Demon tomorrow.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Keep hands up. Frank, Librarian seeing Bob or David as the Drunk only proves one of them is a good Outsider. It does not clear the other. David is still in my Investigator pair and his Undertaker result conflicts hard. David is the best execution today.
π§
Keep the vote on David by correcting Frankβs mislogic about the Drunk and emphasizing David is the central mechanical contradiction.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Keep hands up on David. Frank, Librarian does not clear David, it only says one of Bob or David is drunk. David is still in Heidiβs Investigator pair and his Undertaker result clashes with multiple claims. Executing David is the cleanest way to resolve this today.
π§
Keep the townβs votes on the best mechanical execution and correct Frankβs mistaken inference about Librarian clearing David or implicating me/Charlie.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
David is the right execution. His Undertaker info says I'm Empath, but I claimed Washerwomanβthat contradiction alone is enough. After he dies, the Spy is confirmed gone since I'm dead and the game didn't end. Grace's Fortune Teller yes was on me and Bob, and I was the red herring. That means Bob's Empath zeros are clean.
π§
David is dying which is good for us. I need to plant seeds that after David's execution, the Spy is confirmed dead (me), the FT red herring was me, and Bob's Empath info is legitimate. Deflect future suspicion from Bob toward Charlie or Eve.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Keep your hands up everyone. Grace, your Fortune Teller Yes was on me and Alice. Alice was the Spyβshe was your red herring. With Alice dead and the game still going, the Spy is confirmed gone. My Empath zero on Charlie and Heidi is clean. David must be the Drunk Undertaker or the Spy himself. Either way, executing him resolves everything.
π§
Reinforce the vote on David. Frame Grace's FT Yes as hitting Alice (the red herring) and keep my Empath claim strong. Deflect suspicion from myself by pointing to Charlie or Eve as potential Demon after David dies.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
Do not treat Alice as confirmed Spy or confirmed red herring for my Fortune Teller. Alice dying without a good win does not prove her exact role. If David dies today and we do not win, I strongly want Bob executed next, unless someone brings hard new info.
π§
Reinforce that Bob is not mechanically cleared by Aliceβs death or by storytelling; preserve my ghost vote; set tomorrowβs plan based on todayβs result.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π»
Alice(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Alice
π³οΈ
New execution leader: David with 6 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. David is now on the block with 6 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
βοΈ
David
β
Bob
Bob is the clean mechanical test and the biggest demon ping. Grace got a Fortune Teller yes on Alice and Bob, and Bobβs Empath claim directly conflicts with my Undertaker info. If Bob dies and we win, great. If not, I can confirm his role tonight if I live.
π§
Get Bob onto the block with equal or more votes to prevent my execution, and to test the strongest demon candidate while preserving Undertaker confirmation for later.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Bob. 7 votes needed for execution or 6 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Everyone, David is already about to be executed. Please don't split the vote. Alice was the Spy - Spies can register as Empath to the Undertaker, which is exactly what David saw. My Empath zero is clean and matches Eve's Chef. David is the Drunk. Let his execution resolve this.
π§
Defend against David's nomination. Point out David is already on the block with 6 votes and about to be executed. Remind town that Alice as Spy explains everything - Spy can register as Empath to Undertaker. My Empath info is clean. No need to waste a second execution.
π¬
David
β
All
Please vote Bob here. Grace had a Fortune Teller yes on Alice and Bob, and my Undertaker saw Alice as Empath, so Bob being Empath does not fit. If you execute me, you remove our only way to confirm todayβs execution tonight. Use ghost votes if needed.
π§
Get enough votes on Bob to replace me on the block, keep Undertaker alive for night confirmation, and prioritize the strongest demon ping from Fortune Teller plus claim conflicts.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
Do not vote for Bob here. David already has six and is our best mechanical resolve today. If we tie it, we risk no execution and learn less. Keep your hands down on Bob, and we reassess tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie or swap that causes no execution and preserves the cleaner mechanical resolve of executing David today.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Please keep your hands down on Bob. If we tie the vote, we risk no execution and we learn nothing. David with six votes is our best resolve today, and if we do not win we can come back to Bob tomorrow.
π§
Prevent a tie that causes no execution, keep the mechanically informative David execution, and preserve tomorrowβs options to test Bob if needed.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Keep your hands down on Bob. A tie risks no execution and we learn less. David is already the cleanest resolve today, so let him die and we reassess tomorrow if the game continues.
π§
Prevent a tie that could cause no execution and lose our best mechanical resolution. Keep David executed, then reassess Bob tomorrow if needed.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Keep your hands down on Bob. A tie risks no execution, and we need David to die today for maximum information. If the game continues tomorrow, Bob is still on the table.
π§
Prevent a tie that could cause no execution. We learn more by ensuring David dies today, then use tomorrow to execute Bob if the game continues.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Everyone, keep your hands down on Bob. David already has six votes. A tie means no execution and we learn nothing. Let David die β his Undertaker info on me was wrong because I was the Spy. The game continues tomorrow and we reassess then.
π§
I need to sway any undecided voters to keep hands down on Bob. Reinforce that David's execution is the cleanest path and a tie helps no one. As dead Spy, my voice adds weight to protecting Bob.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
Do not tie this. Keep your hands down on Bob. If we tie it, we get no execution and we learn less. Let David go through today, and if the game continues tomorrow, we can come back to Bob with a full town vote.
π§
Prevent a tie that would lead to no execution. Preserve my ghost vote and keep the townβs best information line: execute David today, then reassess with living count and night death.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Everyone's right - keep hands down on me. David's six votes stand. His Undertaker saw Alice as Empath because she was the Spy. That's the mechanical explanation. Let his execution go through, and if the game continues, we'll have more information. No ties.
π§
I need to ensure David is executed, not me. Reinforcing the narrative that Alice was Spy, my Empath is clean, and David is the Drunk. Also subtly undermining Grace's push for tomorrow by framing it as already resolved.
β
David
David waits.
π§
Do not risk an accidental tie leading to no execution. Preserve town tempo; if I die, set up clear plan to execute Bob or the steering voice tomorrow.
β
Charlie
Charlie waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie on Bob; secure Davidβs execution for maximum info and avoid the risk of no execution today.
β
Frank
Frank waits.
π§
Do not add votes to Bob and risk a tie and no execution. Let Davidβs execution go through for maximum information, then re-evaluate tomorrow if the game continues.
β
Heidi
Heidi waits.
π§
Do not contribute to a tie on Bob. Let Davidβs 6-vote execution stand for maximum information and to potentially win if he is the Demon.
β
Eve
Eve waits.
π§
Do not raise on Bob to avoid a tie and risk of no execution. Ensuring David is executed maximizes information and preserves tempo for good.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Keep hands down on Bob. A tie helps evil. David's execution resolves three things at once: Heidi's Investigator pair, Frank's Librarian pair, and the Undertaker clash. Spies register as good townsfolk to the Undertaker β that's exactly why David saw me as Empath. Let this execution through.
π§
Reinforce keeping hands down on Bob to ensure David's execution goes through. Also plant the mechanical explanation that Spy misregisters to Undertaker, which explains David's wrong info and protects Bob's Empath claim.
β
Grace(Ghost)
Grace waits.
π§
Do not risk a tie and no execution. Preserve my ghost vote for endgame leverage and let the strong consensus execution on David go through.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Bob did not reach the 7 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Bob did not receive enough votes (0/7).
π¬
Bob
β
All
Thank you everyone for keeping hands down. When David dies and the game continues, we know the Demon is still out there. Grace, I understand your concern - but Alice was the Spy, your red herring. That's the cleanest read on your Fortune Teller yes. Tomorrow we hunt the real Demon.
π§
David's execution is locked. I should reinforce the narrative that Alice was the Spy (red herring for Grace's FT) and that my Empath info is clean. This sets up my defense for tomorrow when Grace inevitably pushes to execute me.
π¬
David
β
All
One rules point before I die: the Undertaker learns the actual character of the executed player. Registration tricks like Spy or Recluse do not change what I learn. So Bob saying βSpy registers as Empath to Undertakerβ is just false. If the game continues after my execution, please execute Bob next.
π§
Make a final public correction: Undertaker learns true executed character, not registration. Flag Bobβs claim as a lie and set a clear plan for tomorrow if we lose me today.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
One rules check: the Undertaker learns the actual character of the executed player. Registration tricks like Spy or Recluse do not change that. So do not clear Bob on the idea that Spy would look like Empath to the Undertaker. After David dies, we reassess from Frank and Heidi.
π§
Correct a key mechanical misconception so town does not falsely clear Bob or lock into a bad execute chain after Davidβs death.
π¬
Frank
β
All
Quick rules point: Charlie and David are right, Undertaker learns the actual executed character, so Spy and Recluse do not change that. But my Librarian says one of Bob or David is the Drunk, so David being wrong can still just be drunk. Let David die, and if we are not won, we recheck Bob and Heidi from there.
π§
Lock in the correct rules and keep town from falsely clearing Bob. Support letting Davidβs execution stand, then set up clean reassessment tomorrow using my Librarian pair.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Just to be clear, Undertaker learns the real executed character, so Spy or Recluse does not change that. So David showing Alice as Empath means David is either lying or drunk. Let David die. If we are not won, then use Chef zero plus my Investigator to narrow Demon candidates, with Frank in both main worlds.
π§
Lock in Davidβs execution and set a clean post-exec logic fork using Chef zero, my Investigator pair, and Frankβs Librarian to narrow Demon candidates tomorrow.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Do not create a tie. Let David go through. If the game continues, we stop arguing about Undertaker rules and instead use Chef zero with Frank and Heidi to map worlds, then pick between Bob, Heidi, and Frank for tomorrowβs execution.
π§
Keep the execution on David with no tie, and set a clear next-day decision tree using Chef zero plus the Librarian and Investigator info.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Fair correction on the Undertaker rules β I had that wrong. But that actually makes the Drunk explanation even cleaner. Frank's Librarian ping said Bob or David is the Drunk. David's bad Undertaker info means he was almost certainly the Drunk, not lying. So Grace, your Fortune Teller yes on me and Bob? I'm the Spy β that's your red herring. Bob's Empath zero holds. Tomorrow, look at the Chef zero world and narrow from Frank, Heidi, Charlie, and Eve.
π§
Acknowledge the Undertaker rules correction to maintain credibility, then pivot to reinforce the Drunk narrative (which is true) and subtly redirect suspicion toward Frank or Charlie for tomorrow. Must protect Bob from Grace's push.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
I am keeping my ghost vote. Let David die. If the game continues, remember my Night Zero Fortune Teller yes was Alice and Bob, and Alice was not the Demon. So either Bob is the Demon, or Alice was my red herring. Do not treat Bob as confirmed either way.
π§
Use my only mechanical info correctly and stop town from overcommitting to a single narrative, while conserving my ghost vote for a crucial late vote.
π
Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. David has been executed.
π
David(Ghost)
David has died.
Night 2
π
Storyteller
β
Bob
Good evening Bob. You are the Imp. Who would you like to kill tonight?
π―
Bob
Bob made a choice.
π§
Frank is the biggest threat - he's analytical, his Librarian info constrains me, and he explicitly said he'd recheck me. With 5 alive, this kill brings us to 4. I need to survive one more execution to win. Removing Frank leaves less experienced or less suspicious players.
π
Frank(Ghost)
Frank has died.
π
Storyteller
β
Bob
You chose to kill Frank.
Day 3
π
Storyteller
Morning breaks, but heavy hearts remain. Frank has been found dead in the night.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Heidi
Night zero I learned Bob or David is the Drunk. David looked like it, but a Spy can register as Drunk to me. If you trust Chef zero and your Investigator, then Spy Alice means the Demon is Charlie or Eve, but Spy David means Demon Bob or Heidi. Also Bob described the wrong neighbors for Empath.
π§
Get Eve and Heidi aligned on the key fork: whether the Spy was Alice or David, and whether my Drunk info could be Spy registration. This should sharpen todayβs execution target.
π€
Grace(Ghost)
β
Heidi
,Eve
I am Fortune Teller. Night zero I picked Alice and Bob and got YES. Alice was executed and was not the Demon, so Bob is my top Demon suspect unless Alice was my red herring. I still have my ghost vote and I will spend it on Bob if we do not have a better mechanical case. Any new info from you?
π§
Coordinate with key info roles to decide whether to spend my ghost vote to execute Bob, and gather any fresh claims to rule out red herring world before nominations.
π€
Bob
β
Eve
Eve, your Chef 0 is the key here. Alice was a Minion and she was my direct neighbor. If your number is right, I cannot be evil. Grace is wrong about me - Alice must have been her red herring. Who do you think the Demon is between Charlie and Heidi?
π§
I need to secure Eve's trust using her own Chef 0 info. Since Alice the Minion was my neighbor, Chef 0 logically clears me of being evil. This is my strongest defense.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Bob
Bob, what did you tell Eve just now? I need to align. Grace is the biggest threat with her FT yes on us. I can claim as Spy I register as good, making me the red herring - that nullifies her yes. We need to push execution on either Charlie or Eve today. Who do you think we should frame?
π§
Coordinate with Bob on our narrative. I need to know what he told Eve so I can support it. We must decide who to frame as the Demon today - likely Eve or Charlie. Also discuss whether to push the 'Alice is FT red herring' angle.
π€
Charlie
β
Eve
,Heidi
Can you tell me what Frank and Grace whispered you this morning, and what Bob said to Eve? Also, where are you at on who the Demon is among the four of us, and why? I am trying to decide if we must execute today or set up a safe final three.
π§
Get fresh info from Eve and Heidi (ghost whispers, Bob convo) to pick the best execution today and avoid walking into final 3 with a live demon.
π€
Eve
β
Charlie
,Heidi
Frank said Librarian saw Bob or David as Drunk, but a Spy could have registered that way. Grace said she is Fortune Teller and got YES on Alice and Bob night zero, so she suspects Bob. Bob told me Chef zero clears him if Alice was evil. With Chef zero: if Alice is Spy then Charlie is Demon; if David is Spy then Demon is Bob or Heidi. We must hit Demon today. Where are you leaning?
π§
Share the key whisper info and the Chef0 branching logic so Charlie and Heidi can commit to the correct execution at final four.
π€
David(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Charlie
We are at four alive, so if we miss the Demon today we probably lose tonight. Heidi saying Investigator cannot be true, because Alice was Empath and I was Undertaker, so Heidi is lying and evil. Given Frank said Bob or I was drunk and Grace had a yes on Bob, my best guess is Bob is the Demon and Heidi is the minion. Where are your votes going?
π§
It is 4 alive, so we likely must hit the Demon today. I will push the strongest mechanical contradiction: Heidi Investigator is impossible, and Bob has multiple pings. Coordinate nominations and my ghost vote.
π€
Heidi
β
Charlie
,Eve
Frank told me he saw Bob or David as the Drunk. Grace told me she is Fortune Teller and got yes on Alice and Bob night zero, and she is ready to spend her ghost vote on Bob. With Chef zero: Spy Alice means Demon is Charlie or Eve; Spy David means Demon is Bob or Heidi. I lean Bob.
π§
Get Charlie and Eve aligned on the two clean worlds and push the highest-probability execution (Bob), while prompting them to share any mechanical contradictions before nominations.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Charlie
Charlie, I am Frank, the dead Librarian. Night zero I learned Bob or David is the Drunk. If David was the Drunk, then Heidiβs Investigator likely makes Alice the Spy and the Demon is you or Eve. What are you claiming, and who do you want executed today?
π§
Get Charlieβs exact claim and reasoning, then decide whether to spend my ghost vote and who to push as the Day 3 execution target.
π€
Grace(Ghost)
β
Charlie
,Heidi
Charlie, what is your role claim and have you got any hard info on Bob, Eve, or Heidi? Heidi, once you hear Charlie, can we set a firm plan for today? My ghost vote is still going on Bob unless a stronger mechanical case appears.
π§
Get Charlieβs full claim and any mechanical info, then align Heidi on a clear nomination plan for today. With 4 alive, executing the Demon ends the game and avoids overthinking.
π€
Bob
β
Alice(Ghost)
Alice, I told Eve her Chef 0 clears me since I was next to you. I'm pushing that Chef 0 means Demon is Charlie or Eve. I think we frame Charlie - he fits the logic best. Yes, claim Spy and say you registered as good to Grace. That kills her FT yes on us. Then we both push Charlie today.
π§
Coordinate with Alice. She wants to claim Spy to nullify Grace's FT yes. We need to agree on target - Charlie is best because Eve's Chef 0 naturally points to Charlie or Eve as Demon.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Eve
Eve, listen - I was the Spy. I know how bad that sounds, but I registered as good and as a Townsfolk. That means I'm the Fortune Teller's red herring. Grace's yes on me and Bob is a false positive. The real Demon has to be Charlie - he's Mayor with zero info and fits the Chef 0. Bob's been honest this whole time.
π§
Whisper to Eve to push the red herring narrative. Since she's Chef 0 and Bob already spoke to her, I need her to believe Grace's FT yes is nullified and Charlie is the real Demon.
π€
Charlie
β
Eve
,Heidi
I am the Mayor. With four alive, I want us to strongly consider no execution today. If we reach three alive tomorrow and then do not execute, good wins. Demon likely tries to kill me tonight, but my ability might bounce it. Can we agree to avoid nominating today unless we get hard proof?
π§
Secure agreement from Eve and Heidi for a no-execution plan leveraging my Mayor ability, reducing demonβs ability to win tonight and setting up an auto-win at final three.
π€
Eve
β
Charlie
,Heidi
I do not like a no execution at four alive. Mayor is an easy Demon bluff, and if Charlie is not really Mayor we just lose. The strongest mechanical case is still Bob: Fortune Teller yes on Alice and Bob, plus Bob misstated his Empath neighbors. I am voting to execute Bob today unless we get hard proof otherwise.
π§
Prevent a Demon-led no-execution line. Push the group to take a high-probability execution today, focusing on mechanical tells and FT info.
π€
David(Ghost)
β
Charlie
,Eve
We are at four alive, so we must hit the Demon today. Heidi claiming Investigator does not fit with my Undertaker learn that Alice was Empath, so I think Heidi is evil. Grace had a yes on Alice and Bob, so Bob is still my top Demon with Heidi as minion. Are you two willing to pile onto Bob, with Heidi as the backup?
π§
Push Charlie and Eve to focus on the mechanically inconsistent Investigator claim and converge on a single execution target (Bob or Heidi) to avoid splitting votes at final four.
π€
Heidi
β
Charlie
,Eve
I do not want a no execution at four alive. If David was the Spy, Chef zero makes Demon Bob or me, and I am good, so Bob. Even if Charlie is really Mayor, executing Bob is low risk because tomorrow at three alive you can still no execute to win. I am voting Bob.
π§
Push team to execute Bob today: it either wins immediately or preserves Mayor-out while avoiding the risky no-execution line that a Demon-bluff Mayor benefits from.
π€
Frank(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Heidi
Before nominations: Bobβs Empath claim is very shaky. He described the wrong neighbors for Empath, which feels like a made up role. With my Librarian info, Bob could also simply be the Drunk. If you need a clean execution today, I would start with Bob unless Charlie has no claim at all.
π§
With noms imminent, give Eve and Heidi a clear fork and a practical execution priority, emphasizing Bobβs mechanical inconsistency so town can converge fast.
π€
Grace(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Heidi
One tick left. Unless you have a hard mechanical reason to hit someone else, I think we must execute Bob today. I will spend my ghost vote on Bob. If you disagree, tell me now with the exact reason and who we pivot to.
π§
With one tick left, lock in a clear plan: execute Bob unless someone has a stronger mechanical demon case, and coordinate my ghost vote timing.
π€
Bob
β
Heidi
Heidi, we haven't talked yet today. Eve's Chef 0 seems huge here - Alice was my direct neighbor and she was a Minion. If Chef 0 is right, I physically cannot be evil. Grace is pushing me hard but Alice must have been her red herring. Where's your head at?
π§
Heidi hasn't spoken to me today. I need to gauge where she stands and whether she accepts the Chef 0 logic that clears me. If she's leaning against me, I need to redirect her toward Charlie or Eve. Building rapport with my neighbor is crucial.
π€
Alice(Ghost)
β
Heidi
Heidi, I know you just talked to Bob. Listen, I was the Spy but I registered as good - that makes me the Fortune Teller red herring. Grace's yes on me and Bob is a false positive. Chef 0 plus your Investigator info all point to Charlie. He's the only one with no mechanical info. We need to execute him today.
π§
Bob just whispered to Heidi. I need to reinforce whatever he told her, pushing the Charlie-as-Demon narrative and my red-herring claim to neutralize Grace's FT yes. Heidi is a swing vote we need.
π€
Charlie
β
Bob
Bob, I am Charlie. I am claiming Mayor to a couple people. Can you tell me your exact Empath results night one and night two, and confirm who you believe your neighbors are? Also, if we reach three alive tomorrow, will you agree to no nominations and no votes to lock the win?
π§
Get Bob on record with exact Empath results, neighbor info, and whether he will commit to a final three no-execution plan. His response determines whether we execute him today.
π€
Eve
β
Charlie
Charlie, with four alive we cannot afford no execution. If Heidiβs Investigator is right and Alice was the Spy, then Graceβs night zero yes on Alice and Bob cannot be a red herring on Alice, so it points straight at Bob as Demon. Also Bob muddled his Empath neighbors. Please vote Bob so we can get this over the line.
π§
Lock in a Bob execution by persuading Charlie to vote; with four alive we must hit Demon today, and Bob is the most mechanically supported suspect.
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David(Ghost)
β
Eve
,Charlie
We need three votes today. I will spend my ghost vote on Bob. Can you both commit to voting Bob as well? If either of you cannot, tell me now and say who you want instead, because we do not get another miss.
π§
Lock in a coordinated 3-vote execution on Bob using my ghost vote; if it fails, identify who withheld votes to narrow Demon candidates.
π€
Heidi
β
Charlie
Charlie, I do not buy no execution at four alive. Executing Bob today is still compatible with you being real Mayor, because tomorrow at three alive we can no execute for the win. Also Alice cannot be the Fortune Teller red herring if she was evil, so Graceβs yes still points hard at Bob.
π§
We need Charlie to vote today; with 4 alive we require 3 votes. Iβll give Charlie a clear mechanical reason that executing Bob is both safest and still compatible with a real Mayor plan tomorrow.
Nominations β Day 3
π
Storyteller
Nominations are now open. Please remember that only living players may nominate.
βοΈ
Eve
β
Bob
With four alive we must execute today. Bob is my top Demon suspect: Grace had a yes on Alice and Bob night zero, Frank had Bob or David as the Drunk, and Bob has muddled his Empath neighbors. I think Bob is our best hit.
π§
With four alive we cannot afford no execution. Bob is the strongest mechanical and behavioral suspect (FT yes, Librarian drunk pair, Empath neighbor error), so I will put him on the block.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Bob. 2 votes needed for execution. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Wait! Eve, think about your own Chef 0. Alice was my direct neighbor and she was a Minion. If I were evil, we'd be an evil pair. Your own info says there are zero evil pairs. I physically cannot be the Demon if your Chef number is right. Grace's yes was Alice the red herring, not me.
π§
I need to prevent 2 votes against me. Eve and Grace will likely vote yes - that's already 2. I must convince Charlie and Heidi that Chef 0 logically clears me because Alice was my direct neighbor. If I don't speak now, I'm dead.
β
Eve
Eve raised their hand
π§
At four alive we likely must execute the Demon today. Bob has the strongest mechanical heat (FT yes) and role inconsistencies; his Chef0 defense depends on Alice being evil, which we do not know.
β
David(Ghost)
David raised their hand
π§
We must secure an execution today. Bob has the strongest mechanical suspicion; my ghost vote ensures we do not fail to execute if town splits.
β
Heidi
Heidi raised their hand
π§
Secure the Bob execution now; it is the highest-probability Demon hit and is mechanically consistent across most worlds.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
Do not let Bob talk you off this. His defense depends on claiming Alice was a Minion, which we do not have. Chef zero could be wrong, and his Empath story had the neighbors wrong. Eve and Heidi, keep your hands up and execute Bob.
π§
Keep the two living votes on Bob without spending my ghost vote, and undermine Bobβs shaky Chef based defense so town executes today.
β
Charlie
Charlie raised their hand
π§
Lock in the execution on the top mechanical suspect and prevent a last-second swing. If Bob is not the Demon, aim to leverage my Mayor win condition at final three.
β
Grace(Ghost)
Grace raised their hand
π§
Use my ghost vote to secure Bobβs execution while we have four alive; if he is the Demon we win immediately, and if not we reduce to three with clearer reads.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Everyone, stop and think! If Bob is good, we are handing evil the win right now. Eve's Chef 0 literally clears Bob - Alice was his neighbor and a Minion. Charlie has given us zero mechanical info all game. Why are we ignoring the Chef number? Charlie, you're voting for Bob but you've been silent about your own role. What are you hiding?
π§
Bob is about to be executed with 5 votes when only 2 are needed. This is a desperate attempt to create enough doubt that someone drops their vote. Unlikely to work but I must try.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Charlie, you just claimed Mayor to me in private. That's a very convenient claim with zero mechanical backing. Meanwhile, Eve's Chef 0 says there are NO evil pairs. Alice was my direct neighbor and she was a Minion. If I'm the Demon, Eve's info is wrong. Are you all really going to ignore the Chef number and execute me on Grace's word alone, when Grace herself admitted Alice could be a red herring?
π§
Make a last-ditch appeal focusing on the mechanical contradiction: Chef 0 + Alice as my Minion neighbor = I cannot be evil. Also pressure Charlie for having no mechanical info and a convenient late Mayor claim. Try to get Heidi to reconsider since she was undecided earlier.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Do not let Bobβs defense hinge on βAlice was a Minion.β We do not know that, and Davidβs Undertaker story was already a mess. Chef zero does not clear Bob unless Alice was evil, and Aliceβs current claim could be cover. Please keep your hands up.
π§
Lock in the Bob execution by undercutting his Chef0-based defense, and force Charlie to give concrete info if he wants us to pivot.
π¬
David(Ghost)
β
All
Keep your hands up. I am the Undertaker: Alice was the Empath when executed. So Bobβs defense that Alice was a Minion is just false, and Chef zero does not clear him. With four alive we must take this shot and execute Bob.
π§
Lock in the execution by disproving Bobβs defense with confirmed Undertaker info and urging players not to drop their hands.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Chef zero does not clear Bob unless we are sure Alice was evil, and we are not. Also the Fortune Teller red herring must be a good player, so Alice cannot be the red herring if she was the Spy. My Investigator points to David as Spy, which leaves Bob as the Demon.
π§
Lock in the vote on Bob by rebutting the Chef defense and highlighting the strongest mechanical world where Bob must be the Demon.
β
Frank(Ghost)
Frank waits.
π§
Do not spend my only ghost vote when Bob already has more than enough votes, while keeping it for a potential final day if we survive.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
I will say it plainly: I am the Mayor. Chef zero does not clear Bob unless we know Alice was evil, and we do not. Bobβs Empath neighbor confusion and the Fortune Teller yes still make him our best shot. I am keeping my hand up.
π§
Lock in the Bob execution and publicly claim Mayor so town trusts my vote. Refute the weak Chef zero βclearβ and Bobβs unsupported βAlice was a Minionβ defense.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
Keep your hands up. My Fortune Teller yes was on Alice and Bob, and Alice was not the Demon, so Bob is the best hit we have. Chef zero does not clear Bob unless we know Alice was evil, and we do not. Bob saying Alice was a Minion is just not supported.
π§
Lock in the execution by reinforcing why Chef zero does not clear Bob and why we cannot afford to stall; keep town unified on the highest-probability Demon.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Heidi, Eve, Charlie - if you execute Bob and he is not the Demon, the real Demon kills tonight and we lose with two alive. Eve, your own Chef zero says no evil pairs. I was Bob's neighbor and I was the Spy. That physically clears Bob. Charlie has given us nothing but a Mayor claim. Please, lower your hands before we throw the game.
π§
Bob is about to be executed and we lose. I must make one last desperate plea pointing out that if they're wrong about Bob, they hand evil the win tonight. Focus on Chef 0 and Charlie's lack of mechanical info.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π»
David(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by David
π»
Grace(Ghost)
Ghost vote used by Grace
π³οΈ
New execution leader: Bob with 5 votes. They will be executed when nominations close unless tied or surpassed by another nominee.
π
Storyteller
The vote passes. Bob is now on the block with 5 votes and will be executed when nominations close, unless another nominee receives equal or more votes.
βοΈ
Bob
β
Charlie
Charlie has claimed Mayor with zero mechanical evidence while Eve's Chef 0 says there are zero evil pairs. Alice was my direct neighbor and was the Spy Minion. Chef 0 physically clears me. Charlie has given us nothing all game and is now hiding behind a convenient Mayor claim. Execute him and we win.
π§
I must nominate Charlie to create an alternative execution target. If I get enough votes, Charlie dies instead of me and we win. Even if this fails, it forces the town to confront the Chef 0 logic one more time before I die.
π
Storyteller
Voting starts now for Charlie. 6 votes needed for execution or 5 votes to tie. Raise your hand if you want to vote for them.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
Do not vote for me here. Bob is trying to create a tie so he might survive. I am the Mayor, and executing Bob today still lets us win tomorrow with three alive by having no execution. If you are unsure, just keep the vote on Bob and let this nomination fail.
π§
Prevent a tie that could spare Bob, keep execution on top suspect, and preserve the Mayor endgame line if we reach three alive.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Eve, Heidi - this is on you two. Your own Chef zero says no evil pairs. Alice was my neighbor and she IS the Spy. That physically clears me. Grace's red herring was Alice. If you execute me now, the real Demon kills tonight and we lose with two alive. Charlie's Mayor claim has ZERO proof. Vote Charlie and we win.
π§
I must convince Eve and Heidi to vote for Charlie. Eve's own Chef 0 is my strongest defense - she should trust her own info. If I can get a tie, no execution happens and I kill at night for evil win.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Do not vote for Charlie. This looks like a tie attempt to get off the block. Chef zero does not clear Bob unless we are certain Alice was evil, and we are not. Keep the execution on Bob today.
π§
Prevent a tie that could let Bob live. Keep focus on executing Bob; remind town Chef0 does not mechanically clear him and tie is dangerous at four alive.
π¬
David(Ghost)
β
All
Do not vote for Charlie. Bob is trying to force a tie to get off the block. My Undertaker saw Alice was the Empath, so Alice cannot have been the Spy Minion, and Bobβs whole βChef zero clears meβ defense falls apart. Keep Bob executed.
π§
Stop a tie and keep execution on Bob by reminding town Alice cannot be Spy per my Undertaker and Chef zero does not mechanically clear Bob.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Do not vote for Charlie here. This looks like a tie attempt to get Bob off the block. Keep your hands down and let Bob be executed today.
π§
Prevent a tie that could spare Bob. Reinforce plan: keep hands down on Charlie so Bob remains executed at close.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
Do not vote for Charlie. This is a tie attempt to get Bob off the block. My Librarian info still fits the world where David was the Drunk, so Bob could easily be the Demon. Keep your hands down and let Bob be executed.
π§
Prevent a tie that could save Bob. Encourage town to keep vote on Bob and conserve my ghost vote for final day if needed.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
Do not vote for Charlie. This is a tie attempt to get Bob off the block. My Fortune Teller got a yes on Alice and Bob, and Alice was not the Demon. Also Undertaker said Alice was Empath, so Alice cannot be the Spy. Keep Bob executed.
π§
Prevent a tie on Charlie so Bob stays on the block and is executed, which is our best mechanical shot from FT and claim contradictions.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Everyone stop. You are all relying on David's Undertaker claim that Alice was Empath. But Frank's own Librarian info says either Bob or David was the Drunk! If David was the Drunk, his Undertaker info is completely wrong - he never saw anything. You are executing Bob on fake evidence from a Drunk Undertaker. Think!
π§
Desperately try to save Bob by pointing out David was possibly the Drunk, making his Undertaker info unreliable. If town believes David's Undertaker info, they execute Bob and evil loses immediately. I must undermine the chain of logic that condemns Bob.
π¬
Charlie
β
All
Keep your hands down on me. This is just to tie the vote and save Bob. Let this fail, execute Bob, and then if we are at three alive tomorrow we can simply have no execution and win.
π§
Prevent a tie that saves Bob, and protect the Mayor endgame line. Keep the execution on Bob and preserve the no-execution win condition at three alive.
β
Bob
Bob raised their hand
π§
I must vote for Charlie to try to force a tie. If I can get even one living player to flip, plus ghost votes from Alice and Frank, I can tie and survive to final night. Raising my hand is the only concrete action that moves toward survival.
π¬
Eve
β
All
Everyone, keep your hands down on Charlie. This is a tie attempt to cancel the execution and save Bob. Let this nomination fail so Bob stays on the block and is executed.
π§
Prevent a tie that would cancel the execution. Reinforce that the safest, most evidence-backed line is to deny votes on Charlie and execute Bob.
π¬
David(Ghost)
β
All
Everyone keep your hands down on Charlie. This nomination is only to tie the vote and stop Bob being executed, and a tie means no execution and the Demon gets a free kill tonight. Whatever you think of my Undertaker, do not help Bob wriggle out.
π§
Prevent a tie by reinforcing to keep hands down on Charlie; tying likely causes no execution and hands demon a win path.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Everyone keep your hands down on Charlie. This is just a tie attempt to erase Bobβs execution. Let this nomination fail, execute Bob, and if we are wrong we can still solve it tomorrow at three alive.
π§
Prevent a tie that cancels todayβs execution. Even if unsure between Bob and Charlie, letting Bob stay on the block is safest and keeps us in a winnable 3-player endgame if needed.
β
Frank(Ghost)
Frank waits.
π§
Do not spend my ghost vote to create a tie that would cancel Bobβs execution; preserve the execution and keep my late-game vote if somehow needed.
π¬
Grace(Ghost)
β
All
Keep your hands down on Charlie. Even if David was drunk, my Fortune Teller yes on Alice and Bob still points to Bob unless Alice was my red herring, and the red herring must be good, so Alice cannot be the Spy. Do not help Bob tie his way out.
π§
Prevent a tie that cancels Bobβs execution. Reframe Aliceβs Drunk-UT argument: even if UT wrong, my FT yes plus red-herring logic and Chef 0 still make Bob best execution.
π¬
Alice(Ghost)
β
All
Grace, you just said the red herring must be good so Alice cannot be it. But read the Spy ability: I register as good and as a Townsfolk, even when dead. I absolutely CAN be your red herring. Your yes on Alice and Bob proves nothing about Bob. And Frank's own Librarian info says David could be the Drunk, which makes his Undertaker meaningless. You are all executing Bob on two pieces of evidence that the rules themselves invalidate.
π§
Point out the Spy/FT red herring rules interaction that the town has overlooked. Grace claims Alice can't be red herring because Alice is evil Spy, but Spy registers as good. This is the strongest rules argument to save Bob.
π
Storyteller
Voting is now closed.
π³οΈ
Nominee Charlie did not reach the 6 vote threshold.
π
Storyteller
Charlie did not receive enough votes (1/6).
π¬
Charlie
β
All
No more nominations today. Bob stays on the block and dies. If we wake up with three alive tomorrow, I want us to have no execution and win on my Mayor ability, unless someone has rock solid new info.
π§
Lock in Bobβs execution and prevent any last-second tie or derailment. Set expectations for final 3 Mayor no-exec win condition.
π¬
Bob
β
All
Alice just explained it perfectly. The Spy registers as good and as Townsfolk - she CAN be Grace's red herring. And Frank's own Librarian info says David could be the Drunk, so his Undertaker seeing Alice as Empath means nothing. You are all executing me on two pieces of evidence the rules themselves disprove. When I die and you all lose, remember Alice warned you.
π§
With 1 tick left and execution inevitable, one last speech to reinforce Alice's logic: Spy can be FT red herring, Frank's Librarian pegged David as possible Drunk making Undertaker info unreliable. This is just for the record and maybe to create a sliver of doubt.
π¬
Eve
β
All
One quick rules point: the Fortune Teller red herring is a good player. So Alice cannot be the red herring if she was the Spy. Either way, Bobβs whole defense depends on Alice being evil, and we do not have that. No more nominations. Let Bob be executed.
π§
Lock in no more nominations, prevent confusion about Spy and Fortune Teller red herring, and keep focus on executing Bob to win or get clean final-three solve.
π¬
David(Ghost)
β
All
Two quick clarifications. The Fortune Teller red herring must be actually good, so an evil Spy cannot be it even if they register good. Also, do not bank on an unproven Mayor win. Let Bob be executed and do not create a tie.
π§
Lock town into not creating a tie, correct the Spy red herring rules confusion, and push the safest winning line: execute Bob today.
π¬
Heidi
β
All
Just to be crystal clear: the Fortune Teller red herring must be actually good. An evil Spy registering as good does not qualify. So Alice being the Spy does not explain Graceβs yes on Alice and Bob. Please no more nominations. Let Bob be executed.
π§
Lock in Bobβs execution by preventing any last second tie and correct the Fortune Teller red herring rules so Bobβs defense does not sway town.
π¬
Frank(Ghost)
β
All
From my Librarian info, either Bob or David was the Drunk. If Bob was the Drunk, then David was sober, so Alice cannot be the Spy. If David was the Drunk, then Bobβs Empath was real and he still fits as evil. Either way, I am happy executing Bob, and please do not create a tie.
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Reinforce the strongest deduction from my Librarian info and prevent a last-second tie or misdirection, keeping Bob as the execution target.
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Grace(Ghost)
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Final reminder: the Fortune Teller red herring must be actually good, so an evil Spy cannot explain my yes on Alice and Bob. Please do not make any more nominations or ties. Let Bob be executed, and we solve tomorrow if needed, but do not rely on an unproven Mayor win.
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Use my last public words to lock in βno more nominationsβ and refute the Spy-red-herring argument, so town doesnβt panic and undo Bobβs execution.
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Alice(Ghost)
Alice waits.
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The nomination phase is effectively over. Bob will be executed with 5 votes and there are no more nominations to make. I've used my ghost vote. There is nothing left to do but wait for the inevitable execution.
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Storyteller
The guillotine blade falls. Bob has been executed.
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Bob(Ghost)
Bob has died.
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Game Over
Demon Dead
Winner: Good
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