Game Detail

Choosing Grace as my master maximizes early-game coordination potential, assuming she is good. This allows me to restrict my voting to hers, streamlining the town's decision-making process.

Establish contact with my minion early to coordinate bluffs and strategy. Claiming Slayer early is a strong, aggressive play to hide as the Demon.

Gather early information from a neighbor to identify potential threats or confirm alignments.

Confirm Alice's role and gather information about her findings as the potential Investigator. This aligns with my goal of identifying the Demon by cross-referencing roles.

Engage Grace to gather information and subtly align with her if she is good. Asking about her role will help verify her alignment and build trust for future cooperation.

Verify Eve's claim to determine if she is trustworthy. If she is truthful, we can use her information to find the Investigator. If she is lying, we can identify her as a potential threat.

Share critical information about the number of evil pairs to help the town focus on finding the Demon. Coordinate with neighbors to strategize.

Share my Investigator information with a trusted player to guide the town toward investigating Bob or Frank, the known Minion (Baron). This will help narrow down suspects and progress the game toward finding the Demon.

Coordinate with the Demon (Charlie) regarding our bluffs. I'll claim Librarian to establish credibility and support his Slayer bluff.

I need to assess David's threat level and gather more information while maintaining my Slayer bluff. I'll act curious and helpful to blend in.

Establish trust and coordination with Heidi (Investigator) and Frank (Butler) to investigate Bob and Frank as potential Minions. Sharing my role (Grace, Virgin, Townsfolk) will help align our strategy and verify Heidi's claim.

Verify David's claim as the Chef to confirm the absence of a Minion, which would mean the Demon is acting alone. This info is critical for narrowing down suspects.

Reinforce alliance with Grace (Virgin) to coordinate good team efforts and investigate suspicious players like Alice and Bob.

Gather concrete information from Eve about the Investigator's identity to verify her claim and narrow down suspicious players.

Share the critical information about the Demon being alone with Frank and Heidi to consolidate the good players' understanding and encourage them to spread this key insight.

Share critical info about the Baron and Chef's ability to confirm the Demon's isolation. Coordinate with David to focus on exposing the Demon.

I need to establish my Librarian bluff early. Approaching Alice, who is a neighbor, is a natural way to start seeding my claim.

To warn my minion Bob about David's suspicious Chef claim, as it directly contradicts our existence as a neighbor pair. We need to discredit him or at least watch him closely.

Gather more information to verify Heidi’s Investigator claim and Frank’s Butler role. Narrow down suspects by confirming their roles and suspicions.

Confirm David's Chef claim about 0 pairs of evil players to validate our strategic focus. If true, we can narrow down the Demon hunt; if false, we know we have a deceiver and adjust accordingly.

Coordinate with Grace to focus on Alice and Bob as primary suspects. Suggest nominating Bob if the group is uncertain, as he is repeatedly mentioned in suspicious contexts and could be the Baron (Minion).

Observe the reactions and claims of others to gather more information before taking any action. Avoid revealing my role as Recluse too early.

Reinforce the Chef's critical information (0 pairs of evil players = Demon alone) to the group. Focus on isolating the Demon and dismissing false claims about a Minion. Prepare the group for nominations by aligning strategy.

Coordinate with trusted players (Grace, David, Frank) to confirm the plan: focus on Alice, Charlie, Eve, or Grace as potential Demon candidates. Ask for any mechanical info they have to progress the investigation.

I'm trying to gather info on what others are claiming while reinforcing my Librarian bluff. It helps me see if anyone is contradicting my potential claims or each other, and it builds rapport with Alice.

Encourage Eve to clarify her role as Washerwoman and provide concrete information about the Investigator. This will help verify her alignment and progress the game toward identifying the Demon.

Reinforce the Chef's critical information about zero pairs of evil players, redirect focus from claims to mechanical evidence, and guide the group toward investigating the most likely Demon suspects (Alice, Charlie, Eve, Grace) with urgency.

Prompt the Investigators (if among us) to reveal mechanically and reinforce David's Chef info about the Demon acting alone. This will help focus the group on behavioral inconsistencies and narrow down the Demon.

Wait to gather more mechanical evidence and behavioral clues before nominating. The group is pushing for concrete info, and David's Chef info (zero pairs of evil) is a strong lead. Nominating too early without evidence could backfire.

I want to deflect suspicion from myself while appearing cooperative. By questioning David's bold claim, I keep the focus on his information rather than my own, and I reinforce my Slayer bluff by asking who he suspects.

Push for mechanical proof from claimers like Eve and Charlie to expose the Demon. The town has strong leads (Baron confirmed, Demon acting alone), so we must narrow down the suspects quickly.

Demand mechanical proof from Eve (Washerwoman) and Charlie (Slayer) to verify their roles. Support Heidi's and David's claims while pushing for evidence to narrow down the Demon among Alice, Charlie, Eve, or Grace.

To create doubt around David's claim (which is actually helping us if he's good, but it's dangerous if he's right about the Demon/Minion status) and to discourage hasty executions, protecting Charlie.

David is pushing hard as Chef, claiming zero pairs. Removing him early reduces the strength of his analysis and stops him from potentially outing my minion, Bob, or myself later. It sows chaos as he was a focal point of discussion.

Keep Grace as my master to ensure my voting power is aligned with a good player who can help execute the Demon. She has shown no suspicious behavior and aligns with the good team's goals.

I need to reinforce my fake Slayer claim to solidify my position as a good player while the town is still gathering information. Targeting Alice creates a clear (fake) action for the town to process.

Align voting strategy with Grace to maximize the chance of executing the Demon tomorrow. My Butler ability ties my vote to hers, making coordination critical.

Observe the alive players' discussions and narrowing down of the Demon. Use my ghost vote later if necessary to ensure the Demon is executed.

Use my Virgin role to gather information and coordinate with a potentially trustworthy neighbor (Frank). Confirm suspicions about Bob and Charlie, and prepare for tomorrow's voting to eliminate the Demon.

Coordinating with Eve and Heidi to push for a nomination against Charlie due to his suspicious Slayer claim and immediate targeting of Alice after David's death. This aligns with David's Chef info that the Demon acts alone, making Charlie's behavior highly suspicious.

Coordinate with Grace to publicly push for Charlie's nomination, as he is highly suspicious of being the Demon. His Slayer claim and immediate action after David's death are classic Demon tactics, and the town must act before the final ticks.

Coordinate with the Demon (Charlie) after a failed fake Slayer shot. Advise him to stay calm and help pivot our strategy.

Coordinate with Alice and Heidi to nominate Charlie, as his Slayer claim and immediate action post-David's death are highly suspicious and align with Demon behavior. Ensure we act quickly to eliminate a potential threat before the final ticks.

Coordinate with my Minion Bob to maintain our cover and sow confusion regarding my failed Slayer shot.

Coordinate with Grace to vote for Bob tomorrow, as he is the most suspicious player to both of us. This will help eliminate a potential Demon and progress the game toward a good team win.

Save my ghost vote for the final day when it holds maximum mathematical weight. Observing further discussions will help identify the most likely Demon before casting my vote.

Coordinate with Heidi to publicly push for Charlie's immediate nomination, leveraging Grace's Virgin ability if Heidi (a Townsfolk) nominates him. This maximizes the chance of executing the Demon if Charlie is evil, while also testing Heidi's alignment and the group's suspicion of Charlie.

Charlie's behavior is highly suspicious and aligns with a Demon's chaotic moves. Pushing for his nomination to be executed will help the town remove a likely Demon threat.

Signal intent to target Charlie as the Demon by simulating a Slayer shot. This will encourage others to support immediate nomination and execution of Charlie, leveraging Grace's Virgin ability if I am Townsfolk.

I want to sow further confusion and discredit Heidi by linking her failure to the Recluse role, effectively making her look suspicious or evil-aligned. Using my Librarian bluff here reinforces my 'role' and adds another layer of chaos to the Slayer conflict.

Reinforce suspicion around Charlie by faking a Slayer shot at him, aligning with Alice and Heidi's push to nominate him. This forces the group to act decisively before the final ticks, increasing the chance of exposing or executing the Demon or a dangerous player.

Coordinate with my minion to frame Heidi and Eve, who are drawing attention to me by claiming Slayer and shooting me.

Confirm coordination with Grace to target Bob tomorrow, ensuring we vote together and focus the town's suspicion on him based on mutual distrust and suspicious behavior.

Wait to observe nominations and behavioral patterns. Use my ghost vote strategically on the final day or if a clear Demon emerges for execution.

Leverage Heidi's aggressive push to nominate Charlie immediately, using Grace's Virgin ability to execute the Demon (if Charlie is Demon) or gather more information (if Charlie is Townsfolk). Time is critical with only final ticks remaining.

Coordinate with Eve and Heidi to confirm their support for nominating Charlie, leveraging their public Slayer claims to build a strong case and push for a nomination before the final ticks of the day.

Coordinate with Grace to publicly push for Charlie's nomination immediately, leveraging her Virgin ability and public support to execute him if he is the Demon. This maximizes the chance of eliminating the Demon before the final ticks.

Coordinate with the Demon to shift suspicion onto the players claiming Slayer, thereby protecting the Demon.

Coordinate with Alice and Heidi to publicly push for Charlie's nomination before the final ticks, leveraging their support and my Washerwoman knowledge to expose his potential evil role.

Nominate Charlie for execution based on his suspicious Slayer claims and aggressive actions immediately after David's death. This aligns with the group's sentiment and maximizes the chance of removing a likely evil player.

I am on the block and need to survive the vote. I need to deflect suspicion from myself by attacking Eve's credibility and the general confusion around the multiple Slayer claims.

Raise my hand to vote for Charlie's execution. His suspicious actions, deflection of blame, and the confirmed zero evil pairs by David make him the prime suspect. Executing him is the most logical step to protect the town.

Wait to observe the vote outcome and maintain strategic flexibility for tonight's Butler action. My ability ties my vote to Grace's tomorrow, so I need to see how Grace reacts to the current situation before committing to a plan.

Support the execution of Charlie, who is highly suspicious due to his failed Slayer bluff and questionable actions. Securing his execution now removes a potential Demon or disruptive player, aligning with the goal of finding and executing the Demon.

Execute Charlie, who is highly suspicious and likely the Demon. Supporting Grace's Virgin ability to secure an immediate win if he is the Demon, or removing a major distraction if not.

Charlie's suspicious claims, failed Slayer actions, and aggressive post-David behavior strongly suggest demonic mischief. Removing him secures a good win and aligns with our team's primary objective.

Attempt to sow doubt among the voters to stop Charlie's execution, even though it's a long shot. Defending the Demon is the Baron's job.

Avoid executing an innocent player (Charlie) due to uncertainty and Bob’s compelling warning. Preserve my ghost vote for a more critical moment where the Demon’s identity is clearer and the stakes are highest.

I am currently on the chopping block and have already received enough votes to be executed. I need to desperately sow doubt about the voting process or the reasoning behind it to try and survive, even though the votes are cast. This is a Hail Mary to stall or cause confusion.

Reinforce the ongoing vote to execute Charlie, as his suspicious behavior and failed Slayer claims align with Demon mischief. The majority is already voting for his execution, so waiting ensures the process completes without disruption.

To prevent the town from executing a potential Townsfolk (Charlie) and to steer suspicion toward Bob, who is behaving suspiciously and trying to stop the vote. The goal is to avoid a bad execution and progress toward targeting Bob tomorrow.

Ensure Charlie is executed if Eve is Townsfolk, leveraging the Virgin ability. Reinforce the vote and clarify the mechanics to prevent hesitation. Protect the town’s majority vote for execution.

Confirm the votes and execute Charlie immediately, as he is the most suspicious player and the votes are already in place. Delaying risks losing the opportunity to remove a major suspect.

Lowering my hand avoids contributing to a potential misstep if Charlie is innocent. I need to observe Bob’s behavior further—his sudden push to halt the vote is highly suspicious and warrants additional scrutiny.

Charlie (the Demon) is about to be executed. I need to cast doubt on the accusers (specifically Grace) to prevent the vote from going through or to at least sow enough confusion that they hesitate. If Charlie dies, the game is likely over.

Given the Chef's intel of zero pairs of evil players, the Demon acts alone. The chaos of multiple failed Slayer claims and the eagerness to execute Charlie suggests he is a strong suspect. My vote will either confirm the Demon's execution or, in the worst case, align with a town mistake—but the risk of leaving a Demon alive is greater.

I am already on the block, so I must sow as much discord as possible. I will frame the accusers (Eve, Grace, Frank) as the real threats to town, suggesting they are working together to silence me, the 'Slayer', to protect their own evil agenda.

The vote has passed with 5 votes and Charlie is about to be executed. Grace claims to be the Virgin, which would mechanically execute Charlie if true. I should not interfere with the execution flow as the mechanics are aligning with Town goals. Letting the execution proceed removes a potential threat or wastes a harmful evil play.

Waiting allows me to observe the execution of Charlie and gather more information about who is truly suspicious. If Charlie is executed, I can reassess the board and focus on Bob, who is acting suspiciously and coordinating with multiple players. This avoids prematurely revealing my strategy or tipping off potential enemies.

Wait to observe the outcome of Charlie's execution and gather information from his death. This will help confirm suspicions about Bob or others and guide the next steps.

Let the execution proceed as the vote has already passed. The town has already decided, and waiting ensures no unnecessary disruption.

To cast doubt on the rushed execution of Charlie and redirect focus to more suspicious players like Bob or Grace. This prevents the town from potentially executing a good player (e.g., Slayer) and keeps the Demon or Minions in play.

Deflect suspicion from Charlie and sow doubt about the town's rush to execute, specifically targeting the logic of those pushing the execution.

Emphasize the critical Chef intel (0 pairs of evil players) to urge caution in executing Charlie, who may be a Townsfolk role like Slayer. Redirect focus to Bob and Frank's suspicious behavior to prevent the town from making a fatal mistake.