Game Detail

Choosing Alice and Bob on night 0 provides initial data to start identifying or eliminating Demon candidates, progressing the game forward with new information to combine with other players' claims.

As Butler I need a master to tie my first day vote to. Picking Alice starts with the seating order to build early trust and information flow helping good team narrow Demon suspects without revealing my role yet.

Coordinate with David, share grimoire info, align our stories.

Starting a private conversation with neighbor Alice to build potential alliance and gather initial thoughts without revealing my Virgin role yet. This helps identify trustworthy players for later game.

Coordinate with Eve on kill target. Frank the Fortune Teller is most dangerous to me.

Initiate private chat with neighbor to start gathering intel and alliances on day 1 without revealing Slayer role, progressing good team's info network before nominations.

Responding to Grace's whisper builds trust with my neighbor without revealing my Fortune Teller role on day 1. This helps gather more info and form alliances to eventually identify the Demon among Alice and Bob.

Whispering to neighbor Alice builds early trust and alliance on day 1 without revealing my Ravenkeeper role, allowing information gathering to find the Demon later.

Allow other players to continue private conversations and gather more data before acting further, as time management favors collecting information over repeating early points, helping identify non-Demon players.

Respond to Bob's whisper by sharing my key info about Charlie or Eve to build alliance and gather his thoughts, helping narrow suspects early while keeping my role hidden.

Confirm plan with David and suggest I'll start building cover as Washerwoman by whispering to a good player.

Continue building trust with Alice by responding positively but cautiously, share a bit to encourage more info without revealing my role. This helps identify good players for alliances and narrow Demon suspects early.

No action needed this tick. Let Eve build her cover and keep suspicion off me.

Whispering to my neighbor Heidi to build trust, share initial thoughts, and gather suspicions from her to help identify the Demon early without revealing my role yet.

Waiting lets me observe more whispers and activity from others before acting, helping gather passive information to refine my Fortune Teller read and avoid overcommitting early on day 1.

Responding to Grace's whisper builds neighbor trust as Ravenkeeper. Early connections help form secret alliances without revealing my role yet, allowing me to gather info before nominations. This progresses the game by encouraging more sharing.

Waiting lets other players continue whispering and reveals more patterns without me pushing too hard on day 1, preserving my Butler role secrecy while observing for contradictions.

Respond to neighbor Heidi's whisper by sharing my info privately to build trust, learn her thoughts, and coordinate as good team to identify Demon without revealing too much publicly yet.

Wait and observe as nominations approach. My cover is set with David. Let the day play out without overexposing myself.

Whispering to Charlie to test Alice's claim about him possibly being Butler, gather his info on others, and build trust as good team to find Demon early.

Lay low on day 1, let others talk. No need to whisper more right now - plans are set with Eve.

Whispering to Charlie helps build a broader information network early on. This allows me to gather suspicions without committing my Slayer shot, progressing towards narrowing Demon suspects for later days.

Sharing my Fortune Teller info privately with Grace builds an alliance with my neighbor, allowing us to cross-reference suspicions and protect good players while probing for the Demon without alerting evil players publicly yet.

Respond to Alice's info share by asking questions to verify her claim, build a private alliance with a potential good player, and gather more details without revealing my own role yet.

Responding to Bob's message to build early alliances and probe for more information without revealing my role. This advances the good team's goal of identifying evil players through logic and claims.

Whispering to Charlie to gauge his reaction to my partial info and build a potential ally or detect lies, helping narrow down the Outsider and find evil players early.

Stay low Day 1, let others nominate if they want. I'll kill Frank tonight.

Waiting on day 1 allows private conversations and info sharing to continue without risking an early misexecution, helping identify the Demon later.

Wait and observe. No need to nominate Day 1, better to stay low and let town stumble.

Sharing my Librarian info publicly builds trust and helps the good team identify the outsider early, allowing us to focus on finding the Demon without revealing my exact role yet.

Sharing my Fortune Teller info on Alice and Bob publicly builds on Alice's claim to encourage group discussion and narrow suspects early without fully revealing my role on day one.

Waiting allows others to react to my statement first, gathering more data on who supports or contradicts Frank's claim. This avoids rushing a nomination on day 1 and helps identify the real threat through group dynamics before night.

By speaking publicly I can build on the existing claims to encourage more players to share information, helping narrow down suspects logically without committing to a risky nomination or shot this early.

React to Alice and Frank's claims to clarify roles and build trust with good players like Grace while identifying potential evil in Bob or Alice without revealing my Butler role yet.

Kill Frank to eliminate the Fortune Teller before he gathers more demon reads.

Choosing Alice again builds on her accurate Butler info, ensures I can vote tomorrow if she's active, and helps the good team coordinate against potential evil players like Frank. This supports finding the Demon without restricting my vote unnecessarily.

Waiting allows others to share more info or make moves in the remaining ticks before nominations, helping me observe contradictions and decide if a Slayer shot is safe now or later when we have better evidence.

Coordinate with Alice as my master to discuss Frank's death and her claims, building trust and planning votes for nominations to find the Demon.

Wait and observe what information comes out before nominations. Stay quiet as Soldier bluff needs no active claims.

Coordinate with David to protect him and redirect suspicion toward Grace or Heidi.

Whispering to Alice to discuss Frank's claim privately builds trust and shares info to narrow down evil players. This helps combine data without alerting the group, progressing towards identifying the Demon.

Whispering to Grace my neighbor to share Frank's claim analysis and ask for her thoughts helps build trust and combine information to narrow down the Demon before nominations.

Waiting allows other players to share more information first so I can respond with my Fortune Teller data in a targeted whisper later, avoiding premature reveals while still progressing deductions toward finding the Demon.

Whispering privately to Charlie lets me directly address his claim of being my Butler, cross-check against my Librarian info, and discuss Frank's death to build trust or spot lies, advancing our good team strategy to identify the Demon.

Whispering back to Heidi builds alliance with my neighbor, shares analysis on Frank's death and Alice's claim to gather more info and narrow Demon suspects without revealing my Slayer role early.

Responding to Alice's whisper to build trust, confirm my role, and start logic on Frank's death to narrow Demon suspects with my master before nominations.

Coordinate with Eve to push Grace as the execution target today.

Build a case against Grace by spreading rumors that Frank was suspicious of her before dying.

Sharing Frank's death and claim with Grace builds trust and combines info on potential evil players. This helps narrow suspects for Demon without revealing my Virgin role yet, progressing toward execution on final day.

Waiting allows other players to share more info publicly or whisper, giving me time to observe contradictions in claims about Frank and Grace without revealing my Ravenkeeper role prematurely. This helps build a clearer picture of who to suspect before nominations.

Share my role and Night 0 info with Charlie who inquired about it to combine data and narrow Demon suspects before nominations. This progresses the good team's information sharing without revealing to potential evils.

Waiting allows others to share more info like from dead Frank or other whispers, progressing investigation without overcommitting while 2 ticks remain before nominations.

Responding to Bob's whisper with my analysis builds trust and combines information to help identify the Demon without revealing my Slayer ability early. This advances our good team's progress before nominations.

Responding to Frank's whisper to confirm my role and discuss his Fortune Teller info builds trust with potential good player, helps verify Alice's trustworthiness, and narrows down suspects like Bob for later nomination to find the Demon.

Wait to observe room dynamics before nominations. Eve is handling Grace pressure. I'll support when needed.

Wait and conserve action; nominations are next and we've already coordinated with David and nudged Heidi against Grace.

Whispering to Alice to cross-check her Butler suspicion and Frank's claim, helping narrow down the Demon while building trust before nominations.

Whisper to Frank the ghost to ask his exact role and any other info he has, like who he thinks is evil. This verifies his claim and gets direct info from the dead to narrow down the Demon among Alice, Bob, or Grace.

Share my Fortune Teller info with Heidi to build alliance, get her input on suspicions like Grace or Alice/Bob, and push towards nominating the likely Demon before nominations end.

Whisper to Bob to align on suspicions of Frank's claim and Charlie's Butler bluff. Share my Librarian confirmation from Charlie to build trust and narrow Demon suspects before nominations. This helps coordinate good team votes.

Sharing Frank's private confirmation of his Fortune Teller role and results publicly will allow the group to focus suspicion on Alice or Bob as potential Demon, cross-check with Alice's Butler claim, and address Eve's tip on Grace to narrow down before night.

Redirect toward Grace while acknowledging Heidi's point, sowing confusion.

Share my Virgin role publicly to build trust and use ability strategically if nominated by good player. This clarifies suspicions around Alice/Bob from Frank's claim, counters Heidi's push to nominate us, and progresses to identify Demon among suspects like Alice, Charlie, or Grace. Helps good team narrow down without wasting votes.

Push Grace nomination to eliminate the Slayer threat to David.

Speaking now counters accusations against me, shares logic on Frank's info, and builds alliance with Heidi and others. This helps narrow Demon suspects without wasting my Slayer shot prematurely, progressing towards executing the Demon.

Sharing my Librarian info publicly confirms Charlie as Butler and builds trust while highlighting Heidi's suspicious push to execute me or Bob, helping the good team narrow suspects without revealing too much early.

Clarify my info publicly to resolve contradictions between Alice's Librarian and Charlie's Butler claims versus Bob's Virgin and suspicions on Grace. Push for a nomination on the most suspicious to advance the game and find the Demon.

Waiting allows others to speak first and reveal more information or contradictions before I commit to a nomination or further comments, helping the good team gather evidence without rushing.

Kill Grace to eliminate the Slayer threat before she can use her ability on me.

Sticking with Alice as master coordinates voting with the player who verified my role via Librarian info. This nullifies my Outsider restriction while supporting good team logic chains to narrow Demon suspects like Bob.

Wait for living players to respond or share more info before whispering again, allowing time for public discussion to reveal contradictions.

Waiting allows others like Bob or Heidi to respond to my whisper or share publicly first. This gathers more data without overcommitting, helping good team build consensus on demon before nominations in 3 ticks.

Whispering to Alice to privately discuss Grace's death and narrow down Demon suspects based on claims, since Alice has been a key information holder and we have shared before. This builds alliance and gathers more data before nominations.

Coordinate with Eve to ensure we push the same target today — either Alice or Bob, whoever seems most suspicious to town.

Whispering my key fortune teller information to Charlie helps coordinate suspicions on Alice or Bob as demon candidates and progresses towards nominating the correct player before the end of day 3.

Agree with David to push Alice nomination, reinforcing Frank's FT claim as cover.

Consulting the dead Fortune Teller ghost to validate his information on Alice and Bob, and discuss who to suspect next to narrow down the Demon before nominations.

Share my role confirmation and Alice's claim with Frank to align on suspicions and decide who to nominate between Alice and Bob before the phase ends.

Waiting allows ongoing whispers to reveal more info or contradictions before I whisper again. This prevents overcommitting and lets me observe who is coordinating with who to identify the Demon.

Respond to Bob's whisper sharing my analysis on Charlie/Eve and suspicions on who is pushing nominations to identify the Demon before nominations start. This helps coordinate good players to target the right suspect.

By whispering to Alice about nominating Heidi or testing claims, I can verify her reactions and see if she shares more info or reveals inconsistencies, helping narrow Demon suspects without revealing my Virgin role yet. This builds alliance with likely good player.

Wait and observe before nominations. Eve and I are aligned on targeting Alice. Let nominations happen naturally.

Waiting allows others to share more info like whispers between Bob and Alice, to gather additional claims before deciding on nomination in this final day phase.

Build consensus to execute Alice today using Frank's FT claim as justification.

Respond to Eve's whisper by sharing cautious agreement on Alice suspicion while probing for more info, without revealing my role yet. This builds trust with Eve and helps narrow Demon suspects using Frank's info before nominations.

Whispering to Alice my master to share Frank's info and discuss suspicions on Alice/Bob, to coordinate our votes and decide on nomination push before phase ends.

Revealing I'm the Slayer to Eve builds trust as a dead good player, combines with Frank's info to narrow Demon suspects between Alice or Bob for upcoming nominations, helping good team execute the right player.

Waiting allows others to share more whispers and gather last info before nominations, while my previous whisper to Charlie builds on suspicions to help identify the Demon.

Whisper to Eve to verify her role claim against Alice's Librarian info. This tests if Charlie or Eve is the Butler, helping confirm good players and narrow Demon suspects before nominations.

Coordinate with Eve to ensure Alice gets nominated and executed today.

Answering Heidi shares my check analysis to build alliance, narrow demon suspects to Alice or Bob, and encourage nomination to execute demon and win.

Secure Heidi's vote for Alice nomination, and respond to Bob to seem cooperative while deflecting suspicion.

Probing Bob's Virgin claim and his view on Alice/Bob suspicion from Frank will help differentiate if Bob is the Demon or good, building evidence before the nomination phase starts.

Waiting allows others to share more whispers and info before nomination phase, letting me observe who pushes for what without overcommitting my position early.

Nominating Bob tests Frank's Fortune Teller info on the Alice-Bob pair which is our strongest lead. As good Butler, this helps eliminate suspects and push toward executing the Demon before final 3.

Claiming Virgin now during my nomination explains why Charlie wasn't auto-executed, proving he is not Townsfolk and supporting his Butler claim while shifting focus to actual Demon suspects like Eve or David to help good team win.

Waiting allows the vote on Bob to proceed naturally without me speaking, as I cannot verbally vote. This helps gather information on who supports executing Bob to test the FT read, advancing the good team's goal of finding the Demon.

Don't vote for Bob - let this nomination fail. We want to execute Alice, not Bob. Saving my non-vote for now.

Confirming agreement with Bob's Virgin claim and Charlie's Butler to build trust among good players and prevent premature execution of likely Townsfolk, while pointing suspicion to Heidi or others as Demon.

Waiting allows other players to speak and vote first while I observe the outcome of the current nomination on Bob. This helps gather more information before using my ghost vote strategically in a later nomination when fewer players remain.

Don't vote for Bob - he's good and his death doesn't help evil. Let the vote fail.

Share logic on current nomination to encourage discussion and avoid hasty execution of Bob, helping narrow suspects without revealing my Ravenkeeper role yet.

Bob's Virgin claim is consistent with the game state and my check points more to Alice as the suspicious one. Speaking publicly will share this logic to prevent executing a likely good player and guide the group towards the real Demon.

Waiting lets the current vote on me fail naturally as good players agree I'm Virgin and Charlie is Outsider, avoiding my death. This progresses to night without losing a good player, allowing more info gathering tomorrow to narrow Demon suspects like Alice, Eve, or Heidi.

Sharing my voting restriction due to being Butler with Alice as master will build trust, clarify my alignment, and push for logical next steps without executing the wrong person. This progresses information gathering before the tick ends.

Not voting Bob - he's not a threat and executing him wastes town's resource. Let vote fail naturally, then night kill Alice or Heidi.

Speaking to clarify I won't vote Bob and push suspicion on Heidi/David prevents wrong execution and narrows Demon suspects for good team win.

By publicly confirming my role as Slayer and directing suspicion towards Alice based on the FT info, I help the good team avoid executing a potential good player like Bob and focus on the likely Demon.

Not voting for Bob protects a good player and lets nomination fail naturally.

Express agreement with not executing Bob yet as his Virgin claim fits with Charlie as Butler, and highlight Alice as more suspicious due to her activity and Frank's check. This narrows suspects without revealing my Ravenkeeper role, helping good team focus on Alice while gathering input from David.

Support not executing Bob as his Virgin fits perfectly with Charlie Butler and Alice Librarian. Push logic to suspect Alice as red herring instead, helping good team narrow demon without wasting execution on likely good Bob.

Heidi has pushed nominations and is suspicious per whispers. Nominating her tests her without risking good players like Alice or Eve yet. If she dies and is good then we know Frank's red herring is Alice likely Demon. Helps narrow suspects for final days.

Defend against Bob's nomination by highlighting Alice as a better suspect based on Frank's check, encouraging the group to withhold votes on me so good players can survive and gather more info.

Respond to Heidi's question by explaining my nomination tests suspicions without rushing execution. This gathers more info before night, helps narrow Demon suspects like Alice or Eve, and avoids bad execution that could lose us the game.

Wait to see if Alice votes on Heidi before committing as Butler and to let David speak, progressing the good team's logic without premature execution.

Vote to execute Heidi - she's a threat and Bob nominated her, so I should support this.

Speaking helps share my Librarian info confirmation on Charlie and analyze Frank's check to guide the group on whether to execute Heidi or save the vote, narrowing demon suspects logically without rushing.

Speak to discourage executing Heidi as she seems good based on discussions, push for Alice as suspect since FT points there and her steering, to help narrow Demon for good team.

Vote to execute Heidi to protect David and eliminate a good player.

Speaking against executing Heidi to save my ghost vote for final day and redirect focus to Alice who fits my Fortune Teller info as likely Demon or red herring. This helps narrow suspects without wasting votes early.

Defend against my nomination by redirecting suspicion to Alice who is actively steering the group and has suspicious activity. This helps the good team narrow down the Demon without executing a likely good player like me prematurely.

Speaking to agree with Frank and Grace not to execute Heidi helps the good team by preserving potential good players and shifting focus to Alice as the likely Demon based on Frank's check. This progresses discussion without rushing a bad execution before night.

Waiting allows the vote on Heidi to fail without my involvement since Alice hasn't voted and as Butler I can only vote if she does. This preserves good votes for executing the real Demon like Alice tomorrow.

Encourage voting for Heidi to get her executed before she causes more trouble.

Waiting allows the vote to close without my input, preventing a potentially wrong execution on Heidi while we gather more from David and Eve's positions, progressing toward identifying the true demon logically.

To prevent a mistaken execution of likely good player Heidi and redirect focus to Alice as the probable Demon based on FT info and steering behavior, helping good team narrow down before night and final day.

Keep hand raised, wait for vote outcome. We have David+Eve=2 votes, unlikely to reach 3. Heidi surviving day is fine as David can kill her tonight.

I need to reinforce not executing Heidi to avoid killing a likely good player. My info implicates Alice or Bob as Demon or red herring, so push to save votes and target Alice tomorrow for the win.

Alice is steering conversations suspiciously and fits Frank's FT suspicion best. Nominating her advances our goal to execute the Demon by testing the strongest lead, especially with 1 tick left before night.

Defend my good alignment as Librarian, highlight that executing me would lose key info, point suspicion to Heidi and David who are active nominators, urge group to save votes for tomorrow's better target like David to find the Demon.

Raising hand votes to execute Alice, who is the most suspicious based on Frank's check and steering behavior. This helps narrow down the Demon if she dies or forces good players to reveal more if she survives. As Ravenkeeper, clearing Alice or confirming her helps good team progress to final day.

To advise against executing Alice since her claim fits logically as good, and focus on other suspects like Charlie or Eve to find the Demon. This helps narrow down the evil team.

Support not executing Alice to keep potential good info alive, as her claim matches my role and avoids wasting votes on a possible red herring while narrowing demon suspects.

Not voting Alice keeps me credible with Bob/Charlie who want to save her. Let Alice survive, town wastes another day.

Voting on Alice now; as good Slayer ghost with one vote, executing her tests if she's Demon per FT info and suspicions. Helps narrow suspects for final day. If wrong, still have info for tomorrow.

Vote to execute Alice to remove a good player and protect David.

Raising hand to vote for Alice's execution as she is the prime suspect from my FT check and group focus. With 3 votes needed and already 3 hands, my ghost vote secures the majority to find the Demon and advance to night for more info.

Waiting prevents me from raising hand to vote yes on my own execution. With 4 yes votes already but storyteller not closing yet, my no vote helps block majority if total voters make 3 insufficient or allows more discussion.

Speaking my analysis helps the team weigh the risks of executing Alice now versus saving for later. It encourages logical decision making to identify the Demon accurately.

I previously argued against executing Alice as she seems consistent with good claims and my Virgin fits. Not raising hand lets vote proceed without my support for execution, buying time to nominate likely Demon like Charlie or Eve later. Executing Alice risks killing good info provider.

Reinforce that Alice is good based on logic so we avoid executing her and preserve her info for finding the real Demon on good team.

Not voting keeps me low profile after already being noted for the Heidi vote. Let Alice survive or not based on others.

I previously advocated saving votes for Alice tomorrow. Executing her now risks losing good info if she is not the Demon. Lowering hand prevents execution, allows more discussion to identify true Demon like Bob or Heidi.

Wait to see if Alice gets executed. Alice is good so this is fine for evil team - removes a good player.

Current votes are at 3 (Heidi, Eve, me) which may execute Alice. But consensus from group including my prior statement is to save votes and focus on Alice tomorrow. Lowering prevents execution now, preserves my ghost vote for later, and allows more information gathering to confirm if Alice is Demon or red herring.

Nominating the most active steerer like David will help good team execute the likely Demon or force contradictions, progressing toward finding the real threat before night.

Defend myself and discredit Alice's nomination to prevent my execution.

I nominated David as suspicious for steering wrong executions. Voting to execute him tests if he is Demon or good Soldier. If he dies, likely Demon since claims don't contradict my info. Helps good team by eliminating suspect before final day.

Speaking to discourage executing David, who likely isn't the Demon per FT info, and redirect focus to Alice or Bob to avoid wasting our execution on a potential good player like Soldier.

Voting for David helps test a suspicious player steering the group, potentially executing the Demon or gaining info from ghosts. As good team, we need to narrow suspects with 3 players possibly left soon.

Speaking against executing David prevents a potential good player death and maintains focus on the real suspects from the Fortune Teller's information, helping narrow down the Demon for the good team.

Convince the group not to execute David today. The Fortune Teller info points to Alice or Bob as the suspicious pair, so we should save our votes and target them tomorrow when more information is available, especially since David claims a protective role that fits.

Don't vote for David. Let the vote fail naturally.

Speaking against executing David uses my FT info to redirect focus to Alice or Bob as suspects, preventing waste of execution on likely good player and progressing towards Demon execution.

Wait out the vote — I won't be executed. No need to speak further.

Waiting allows the current failing vote on David to close without execution, preserving votes for better targets like Heidi tomorrow while observing who pushes for what in the final tick.

I already stated against executing David to save for Alice. Waiting avoids voting yes on a possible good Soldier claim, preserving votes for better suspect tomorrow while progressing to night for potential info.

Lowering my hand retracts my vote for David to align with the majority good players' consensus, preventing a potential misexecution and preserving votes for targeting the real Demon like Alice or Eve based on Frank's check.

I have already spoken against executing David. As Butler with Alice as master who is not voting, I cannot vote anyway. Waiting allows the vote to close without my input, saving our execution for the real Demon later.

Waiting allows the vote on David to conclude without my input, preserving my ghost vote for the final day when it matters most. This prevents wasting it on a non-Demon and lets the group decide, aligning with consensus to target Alice or Bob tomorrow.

Don't vote for David. Let the vote fail naturally.

Voting on David now risks executing a potential good Soldier while my info points to Alice or Bob as Demon. Waiting allows us to target the real suspects next without wasting the vote.

Nominate Charlie to create chaos and misdirect. Charlie has been defending Alice and pointing at me — eliminating him weakens Alice's support.

By waiting I allow other players to speak first and reveal more information or votes before committing. This keeps options open and lets the group naturally narrow suspects based on the Fortune Teller info without me over-speaking.

Don't vote for my own nominee to avoid looking suspicious; let others carry the vote.

Speaking to defend Charlie and question David's motive helps good team avoid executing a potential Butler while redirecting suspicion. This narrows suspects without wasting the vote on likely good player.

Speaking to caution against executing Charlie based on matching claims from Alice, to avoid killing a good player and instead keep suspicion on those flagged by Frank's FT check, helping narrow down the Demon without losing good players.

Waiting lets the vote progress naturally, observes who raises hands for Charlie, and avoids premature commitment while gathering reactions to build logic on who is evil.

Speaking against Charlie's execution steers the group back to suspicious Alice or Bob from the Fortune Teller info helping good team narrow down the demon before final day with only 6 alive.

Don't vote Charlie, let this nomination fail naturally. Avoid drawing attention.

Waiting allows others to speak or vote first while I observe the outcome without committing my ghost vote prematurely.

Defend my Butler claim to avoid execution as good player, redirect suspicion to Alice/Bob per Frank's FT, rally support from Alice/Heidi/Eve to save my vote for real Demon later.

Let the vote fail naturally. My cover is holding.

Discourage executing Charlie since his claim matches my confirmed info as good Outsider. Suggest focusing on David or Bob instead to find the Demon without losing a good player.

Waiting without raising hand prevents executing potentially good Charlie, allowing focus on Alice or Bob per Frank's reliable FT info to find the Demon and win for good team.

Speaking to caution against executing Charlie since his Butler claim aligns with Alice's Librarian info, and redirect focus to Alice or Bob per Frank's reliable check, helping good team avoid killing Outsider and narrow Demon suspects.

Waiting without raising hand prevents executing a likely good Butler, allowing the nomination to fail and shifting focus to Alice or Bob per Frank's FT reading. This keeps good numbers strong for the final day when we must execute the Demon.

Don't vote Charlie - it would contradict my bluff and the town consensus. Let this nomination fail naturally.

Waiting allows the current votes and discussions to play out without me using my ghost vote prematurely, preserving it for the final day when it matters most to execute the real Demon.

Pushing to focus on Bob or Alice as per Frank's info since my Butler claim is verified, to narrow suspects and execute the Demon soon.

Nothing to do, phase ending. Let town momentum build against Bob/Alice.

Wait since nomination time nearly over and I already used my nomination. Let others decide on Bob to progress toward executing the demon without repeating info.

Support Charlie's suggestion to nominate Bob as the next target based on Frank's reliable FT info. This helps narrow down the demon between Alice and Bob without me using another nomination. Focus good team efforts on likely demon candidates.

Revealing my Virgin role confirms Charlie's claim and clears me as good. Suggesting to nominate Eve helps test a likely suspect without wasting the nomination on already cleared or already nominated players. This progresses us towards finding the demon before night.

Supporting Bob's suggestion to nominate Eve next since others can't be renominated today, to test her alignment and build on Frank's Fortune Teller information before night falls, helping good team narrow suspects for the demon.

Deflect any remaining suspicion, let the phase end.

Share my fortune teller information publicly as a dead ghost to reinforce focusing on Alice or Bob as suspects while supporting the nomination of Eve to gather more data and potentially execute the demon if she is it, helping the good team narrow down before night phase.

Heidi is the most active threat driving town logic. Eliminating her weakens good team's coordination heading into final days.

Alice is the top suspect from FT check and nominations. Learning her exact character will confirm if she is the Demon or good, allowing us to execute the right player tomorrow and win.

Choosing Alice again aligns my vote with a player whose info matches my role and who is pushing against Bob (FT suspect), helping narrow Demon suspects without revealing more or risking bad votes.

Whisper to Bob to coordinate suspicions on who the Demon is, share that Heidi's death suggests the Demon is targeting those pushing Alice/Bob noms, and decide on nomination target to narrow down to final 3.

Wait to see what Alice and Bob discuss before acting. Then I can whisper to Charlie or David to coordinate.

Confirming Alice as Librarian to Bob builds trust, narrows suspects since her claim holds, and helps coordinate a strong nomination on a likely demon like Eve or Bob before nominations start to win as good team.

Sharing my key information privately with David, who seems trustworthy from his claims, to align our suspicions on Alice or Bob and prepare for the nomination phase to execute the demon.

Sharing Heidi's Ravenkeeper confirmation with Alice to align on good info, confirm suspicions on Eve or David as likely evil, and decide on nomination target to progress towards executing the Demon before final day.

Agree with Frank to seem cooperative, steer toward Bob as the target.

Waiting allows others to finish whispers and reveal info naturally, helping me observe contradictions without committing yet, advancing good team's info gathering for demon identification.

Sharing my dead Slayer role and suspicions privately with Bob builds trust and combines info to identify the Demon among Alice or Bob before nominations, helping good team execute correctly.

Whispering to Bob to share Heidi's confirmation and align on suspects Eve or David as likely evil. This helps narrow down the demon for execution before final 3, using logic on claims to out the evil team.

Whisper to Charlie to build trust and steer suspicion toward Bob or Alice, protecting David.

Confirming Alice's role to her builds alliance and trust. Gathering her input helps combine info to narrow demon suspects before nominations, using dead player strategy.

Sharing my key Fortune Teller info with Eve to gauge her reaction and build suspicion on Alice or Bob, helping narrow down the Demon for execution on day 4.

Whisper to Eve to probe her claim and see if she reveals info that contradicts good alignment, helping narrow Demon suspects before nominations. This builds on Heidi's confirmation and Alice's Librarian info to progress toward executing the Demon.

Coordinate with Eve to ensure we're aligned on pushing Bob for execution today.

Responding to Eve's whisper to build trust, share my Butler confirmation, and probe for more info on suspicions to narrow Demon candidates before nominations.

Bob has been central in whispers and claims. Sharing my Slayer status and suspicions helps align good players to narrow Demon between Alice/Bob/David, using logic to prepare for nominations and my ghost vote.

Coordinate with Bob using solid confirmation to identify Demon suspect (Eve or David) and decide nomination target to help good team win by executing Demon.

Tell Bob I think David is the Demon to seem trustworthy, but this actually won't matter since Bob won't execute David if I push Bob toward David... actually I should redirect Bob to execute Charlie or Alice to protect David.

Sharing my Ravenkeeper confirmation of Alice as Librarian with Eve to verify her stance on the Butler info and gather her suspicions on the Demon, helping narrow down candidates for nomination before the phase ends.

Share my analysis with David to coordinate nominating Bob today as most suspicious, since David already leans that way. This helps narrow to execute the Demon before final 3.

Coordinate nomination of David today as he seems most suspicious from failed noms and recent whispers, to test and narrow down the Demon before we reach final 3 where we must execute correctly.

Stay quiet, let Frank's ghost and others push Bob. No need to act; nominations phase is next.

Whisper to Eve to align on suspicions, confirm her Washerwoman info, and plan nomination for most likely Demon like Bob or Alice. This builds trust and narrows suspects before nomination phase starts.

Whisper to Bob to share my Slayer death info again and push him to nominate Alice or confirm his Virgin claim, coordinating to eliminate the Demon before nominations end today.

Nominating Alice tests the strongest logical chain from Frank's yes read and Eve's info pointing to her as Demon. If executed and good, we learn more; executing her helps eliminate the top suspect before night.

Defend myself publicly using confirmed info from Heidi to prevent my execution and shift suspicion to likely demons like David or Eve while progressing the game by sharing reliable data.

Counter Alice's defense publicly to push the vote in favor of her execution, using logic from Frank's info to convince the group she is the likely Demon.

Vote to execute Alice to remove a credible good player and bring us closer to evil winning.

Share my Ravenkeeper confirmation that Alice is Librarian to prevent her wrongful execution as good player. This helps narrow suspects to David or Eve as potential Demon while keeping good team strong.

Share my analysis to sway the vote away from Alice since Heidi's confirmation suggests she is good, helping the good team avoid a bad execution and focus on likely Demon candidates like Bob.

Vote to execute Alice - removes a confirmed good player, bringing us to 2v2 parity where David's night kill wins the game.

Waiting allows the current vote on Alice to potentially fail since only David raised hand so far and ghosts advise against it. This progresses the game by avoiding wrong execution and keeping options open for nominating Bob based on my FT info.

Defend Alice as confirmed good Librarian to avoid wrong execution. Highlight David as top suspect from behavior to progress towards executing real Demon. Use Virgin claim to back good info on Charlie.

Defend my confirmed good role publicly, explain Frank's info as poisoned, and redirect suspicion to David or Eve to prevent my execution and advance the game toward executing the real Demon before we reach final 3.

Update group on Heidi confirmation shifting suspicion from Alice to Bob per Frank info. Since my vote tied to Alice who opposes execution, I cannot vote yes. Push to save good Alice and target Bob next to find Demon.

Lower hand to avoid looking suspicious since Heidi confirmed Alice, and redirect suspicion toward Bob.

I need to reinforce that Alice is good based on my confirmation and push the group to let this execution fail so we can target the real Demon like Bob or David on the next nomination.

Support the group consensus that Alice is confirmed good by the Ravenkeeper. Encourage not using my ghost vote to execute her so the vote fails naturally. Push to nominate Bob next as the strongest suspect to find the Demon and win.

Don't vote for Alice - let this fail. Stay quiet and wait.

Alice's Librarian claim backed by dead Ravenkeeper seems credible so she is probably good. My Fortune Teller info then implicates Bob more. Speaking to push against executing Alice and for Bob's nomination helps test the likely Demon and progress to win.

Waiting allows the current vote on Alice to resolve naturally without my intervention, then I can act on the next nomination to target the real demon suspects.

Nominating David advances the game by testing the strongest suspect before final day. With only 6 alive, executing the Demon now prevents losing. This follows process of elimination using confirmed info.

Defend myself, cast suspicion on Bob or Eve, survive this vote.

Raising hand to vote for David as he seems most suspicious with inconsistent behavior and stirring trouble. This tests him as potential Demon to help good team execute evil before night.

Alice raised hand for David, but logic points more to Bob as Demon based on FT and Alice confirmation. I should speak to advocate letting this fail and focus on Bob to help good team execute correctly.

Speaking to agree with Charlie and others, reinforce letting David fail so we can target Bob as the stronger demon suspect from FT info, progressing to correct execution before night.

By speaking to support failing David's vote and targeting Bob, I reinforce the logical chain from confirmed info, helping good team narrow to the Demon without wasting execution on likely good David.

Don't vote for David. Let him survive.

Reinforce consensus to let David vote fail using confirmed Alice good and my FT info pointing to Bob. This narrows suspects and progresses to execute the likely Demon next.

Defend my Virgin claim and clarify FT check does not prove I am Demon since Alice good could be red herring. Prevent nomination on me and steer towards David or Eve to find real Demon.

Let the vote fail naturally. Town is already moving toward Bob. No need to speak further.

By speaking to agree on letting David's vote fail and testing Bob next, I coordinate the good team to focus on the most suspicious player per FT info while Alice is confirmed good, helping eliminate or confirm the Demon before final day.

I want the David vote to fail per team consensus and FT logic pointing to Bob. Not raising hand allows us to move to nominating Bob next before night. This progresses good team to execute likely Demon.

I do not want to execute David as the group consensus is to let this fail and nominate Bob next based on FT info now pointing to him since Alice is good. Waiting avoids voting yes and allows the vote to fail naturally.

Waiting allows the current vote on David to fail without my ghost vote, preserving it for a more critical execution on the likely Demon Bob next. This progresses us toward executing the Demon without wasting votes.

Let David survive. Don't vote against my Demon.

Do not raise hand to let David vote fail. This allows nominating Bob next based on updated FT info with Alice confirmed good, helping execute the likely Demon and win.

Waiting allows the vote on David to fail as consensus suggests, avoiding wrong execution. This progresses to next nomination likely on me (Bob) where my Virgin ability can prove innocence or catch evil nominator, narrowing Demon suspects to Eve or David while confirming my good alignment.

Only 1 tick left, nominations already used by Alice and Charlie. No more nominations possible this round. Just wait for night.

Pushing nomination on Bob follows the logical chain from confirmed good Alice and positive FT, narrowing Demon suspects. This progresses to execution before night phase and helps good team win by testing the strongest lead.

Support Alice's suggestion to nominate Bob next since logic from confirmed Alice good and FT points strongly to Bob as demon or red herring to test before night phase ends.

Waiting lets living players nominate Bob as discussed, progressing toward testing the Fortune Teller info and potentially executing the Demon without repeating stale points.

Support the group's consensus to nominate Bob next as he is the strongest suspect based on FT info with Alice confirmed good. This progresses the game towards executing the Demon before night.

Nominate Bob to follow town consensus and eliminate a good player, helping David win.

Speaking about my Virgin ability will inform the group whether Eve dies now or not, confirming her alignment and helping us narrow suspects for the demon before night.

Don't vote for Bob - let others decide. Staying quiet avoids drawing attention. If Bob gets executed great, if not we go to night.

Voting yes for Bob tests the key FT info with Alice confirmed good, pushing to execute likely Demon or gather more data before night. This progresses our elimination of suspects.

Voting closed without my vote since I waited. Bob likely Demon per logic, but now phase ends. Prepare for night by staying silent to avoid suspicion.

Using my single ghost vote to execute Bob, the most suspicious based on FT and Alice confirmation, progresses to final 3 and finds the Demon.

Waiting allows the vote to potentially fail naturally without my ghost vote committing to executing Bob who logic suggests is good, preserving options before night phase starts.

Bob needs to die. Alice and Heidi(ghost) already voted. Need one more. David should vote. I stay quiet to avoid Virgin trigger concerns and keep low profile.

Voting yes on Bob executes the most likely Demon based on FT info and Alice confirmation. As good team, this narrows suspects and wins if successful before final day. Ghost vote ensures majority if others support.

Waiting allows the vote on me to conclude without me voting for myself, then use the proven Eve evil info in next phase to target the Demon correctly.

Don't vote for Bob - let ghosts carry it. Avoid leaving fingerprints. Stay low.

I have already voted yes for Bob as he is the strongest suspect from FT info and Alice confirmation. Waiting allows the vote to conclude naturally without changing my vote or speaking again to avoid confusion.

Voting yes on Bob supports the strong logic chain from confirmed good Alice and FT read pointing to Bob as Demon or red herring. This progresses the game toward executing the evil player and helps good team win.

My ghost vote is already raised for Bob as he seems most suspicious from FT and Virgin claim inconsistency. Waiting lets the vote conclude naturally without changing my position prematurely. If executed, good; if not, we pivot tomorrow.

Voting yes for Bob executes likely Demon based on FT info and Virgin bluff failing. As good ghost with vote, this narrows to final 3 and helps good win before night.

Bob is being executed by town consensus. Don't vote to avoid drawing attention. Let good players carry the vote.

I have already raised my ghost vote for Bob as the likely Demon based on confirmed info. Waiting allows the vote to proceed to execution without interference, securing the win for good team.

Point out that my Virgin ability not triggering on Eve's nomination proves Eve is not a Townsfolk, helping narrow down evil players and suspects for Demon like Alice or Eve.

Stay quiet, let Bob be executed, don't draw attention to myself.

Support executing Bob as likely Demon based on FT and my Butler info matching Charlie's claim. Encourage nominating Eve or Alice next if needed before night, to confirm before Bob dies and we lose info.

Support executing Bob as likely Demon based on Virgin claim and FT info, while confirming my Butler role to Alice. This narrows suspects and helps good team win by eliminating evil before final 3.

Confirming my Ravenkeeper info on Alice supports the current push to execute Bob as Demon. This helps narrow suspects and ensures good team acts on the execution before night, preventing Demon from killing key players like Alice.

Waiting allows the execution of Bob who is the consensus Demon suspect based on multiple claims and FT info to proceed without delay. This secures good team win as we have majority votes already and no time for new nominations.

Reinforce Bob's execution and neutralize the suspicion about me by accepting the Butler/Outsider framing.

Waiting allows the group to execute Bob as planned without interruption, securing the good team's victory since my information and confirmations align with him being the Demon.

Kill Alice to remove the strongest good player. Final 3: Charlie, David, Eve. Eve and I can maneuver to avoid execution.

Selecting David as master ensures I can vote in the final day execution against the most likely Demon Eve, helping good team win by securing the vote majority.

Informing Charlie and David of these possible worlds helps them logically deduce and nominate the most likely Demon today. As a dead good player with ghost vote, this guides them to execute the Demon and secure victory before nominations end.

In final three with Alice and Bob dead, my yes check means the registering good is one of them so Demon is among alive. Whispering my info to Charlie and David lets them coordinate and execute the real Demon to win.

Share my role and suspicions as dead Slayer to help living players deduce and execute the Demon in final three. Progress the game by providing logic on who to target based on past claims.

Share my Librarian information and the logic from Bob's execution with the living players to help them identify and execute the Demon on this final day.

Convince Charlie to execute me instead of David, so David survives and kills Charlie tonight, winning the game.

Waiting allows the living players to process my whispered information and decide on the nomination without further interference as final three approaches.

Waiting allows other players like Grace or Frank to share more before I act, but since final day I can use this tick to observe while planning nomination of Eve.

Whisper to Charlie to appear cooperative and trustworthy, while subtly casting doubt on Eve to seem credible, buying time until nominations.

Push Charlie and David to nominate Eve as the confirmed evil player. If she is Demon we win immediately. If not then David is Demon so we can pivot but final day requires action now.

Share my info with Eve to see her response and push towards executing the most likely Demon among the three alive. This helps narrow down and execute before end of day.

Share Virgin claim logic showing Eve likely evil to help living players identify and execute the Demon today in final 3. Ask for their views to decide correctly.