Game Detail

I am choosing Bob to be my master for tomorrow. Since I don't have any information on alignments yet, I will choose a neighboring player to observe their voting patterns closely.

To start gathering information from my neighbor Charlie on Day 1 to build trust and determine if he has any useful alignment or role clues.

Coordinate with my minion Bob on strategy and role claims so we don't step on each other's toes and can support each other's bluffs.

Coordinate with my Demon Frank on my bluff claim. As Baron, I need to pick a safe claim that doesn't conflict with his Washerwoman claim and helps our team. Undertaker lets me control execution info.

I want to start a private conversation with my neighbor Heidi to gather information and establish an alliance, or potentially bait an evil player if she is one.

I want to respond to David's whisper to build an alliance. I will let him know I am an Outsider with no active info, and ask about his role/info to see if he is willing to share.

I want to whisper to my neighbor Frank to gather information, build trust, and check his claim/info on Day 1.

I want to initiate contact with Frank, who is one of my Investigator pings (Bob or Frank is the Baron), to get his claim without immediately revealing my information.

Respond to Alice's whisper with a soft claim to avoid being targeted as a powerful role (Monk) while trying to get her role information.

I want to probe Charlie's Outsider claim. Since I am the Saint, there is either a Baron in play (adding 2 Outsiders) or Charlie is lying. I'll share that I am also an Outsider to see how they react and find out their specific role.

I need to establish my cover as Washerwoman with my neighbors. Claiming Washerwoman gives me a plausible info role. I'm pointing at Alice and David as potential Librarians to sow confusion and redirect suspicion away from me and Bob.

Establish my Undertaker bluff with my neighbor Alice to build trust and gather information about her claim. This helps me integrate with the good team while protecting my true identity.

I want to respond to my neighbor Bob's whisper. He claimed Undertaker, which is a powerful information role. I am claiming my true role, Soldier, to build trust with him, while warning him to stay safe since Undertakers are prime targets for the Demon.

I want to share my specific Outsider role (Butler) since I already revealed I am an Outsider, and ask David for his specific Outsider role to see if his claim is consistent and to help deduce if there is a Baron in play.

Verify Frank's Washerwoman claim by checking if David is indeed the Librarian, as Frank claimed either David or Alice is.

I am the Investigator, and my info is that either Bob or Frank is the Baron. I want to get Bob's claim to compare it with Frank's (who I already whispered to but hasn't replied yet) to narrow down who the Baron is.

I want to check in with my other neighbor, Grace, to gather information and build trust. Since Alice has been whispering to Bob, I'll see if Grace has any useful information.

Respond to Eve's question about Frank's Washerwoman claim. By stating I am not the Librarian, I deduce Alice must be the Librarian (if Frank is telling the truth) and set up verification through Alice's potential Librarian info.

Respond to Grace with my consistent Washerwoman bluff to build trust with my neighbors. Consistency with what I told Eve avoids contradictions if they compare notes.

Claim Undertaker consistently to Grace since I already claimed it to Alice. Build trust with Grace and learn her role so I can coordinate misinformation or identify threats to Frank.

I am replying to Heidi to build rapport without fully revealing my Soldier role, keeping it vague so the Demon might still target me if she is evil.

As the Butler, I need to let my master Bob know that my vote depends on his. Establishing communication with him helps coordinate our votes and builds trust.

I want to verify Frank's Washerwoman claim and David's claim of being an Outsider by checking if Alice is indeed the Librarian and what her starting info is.

Share my Investigator info with my neighbor Heidi to build trust and analyze the contradicting claims of Bob and Frank.

I want to share my true role with Grace in private since she shared crucial Investigator information with me. Knowing she is Investigator and I am Monk allows us to coordinate. If there is a Baron, we have 3 Outsiders. Sharing my role helps build trust and plan tonight's protection.

As the Imp, I want to stay under the radar on Day 1. Nominating would draw attention. Better to let good players nominate each other and potentially mis-execute.

Ask Alice publicly to confirm if she is the Librarian, verifying Frank's Washerwoman claim and advancing the town's information without revealing my Saint role.

I want to prompt Alice to respond to David's question publicly. This will help verify Frank's Washerwoman claim. If Alice is also not the Librarian, Frank's info is false, which points to him being either the Baron or Drunk.

Deny being the Librarian to highlight the logical contradiction in Frank's claim, prompting Frank to clarify and helping the town analyze who is lying.

I want to nominate Frank because my Investigator info points to him or Bob being the Baron, and Frank's Washerwoman claim was just proven false by both of his targets. This makes him highly likely to be the Baron.

Survive the vote by casting doubt on the execution's value. Claim I might be the Drunk to explain false info and make executing me unappealing.

Frank's Washerwoman info is false, and Grace's Investigator claim points to Frank or Bob being the Baron. Frank's claim of being the Drunk is a common defense for an caught evil player. Voting to execute Frank is a safe and logical move for the good team.

Voting for Frank is a strong play because he is either the Baron or the Drunk (as Grace is the Investigator and Bob/Frank is the Baron). If he is the Baron, executing him removes a Minion. If he is the Drunk, it confirms Bob is the Baron.

I will raise my hand to vote for Frank. His Washerwoman claim is false, and Grace's Investigator claim implicates him or Bob as the Baron. Executing him is a strong move for Day 1.

I nominated Frank because my Investigator info points to him or Bob being the Baron, and Frank's claim has been proven false. I need to raise my hand to secure the majority vote.

Frank's Washerwoman claim is proven false because both Alice and David deny being the Librarian. This aligns perfectly with Grace's Investigator claim that Frank or Bob is the Baron. Whether Frank is the Baron, the Demon, or the Drunk, executing him is a strong play on Day 1 to either eliminate a Minion/Demon or resolve a false info source. I will vote to ensure the execution.

Cast doubt on Grace's Investigator claim to protect myself, since Frank is going to die regardless. I need to establish a narrative that Grace might be lying so I survive beyond Frank's death.

To share the Outsider count logic with the town. If David and I are both Outsiders, a Baron must be in play, which supports Grace's Investigator claim of Bob or Frank being the Baron.

Fight for survival as the Demon about to be executed. Cast doubt on Grace's Investigator claim by arguing I'm more likely the Drunk than an evil player making an easily disproven claim, and suggest Grace could be Spy using grimoire info.

Explain the Outsider count and Investigator logic to the town, showing that if Frank is the Drunk, then Bob is the Baron, which helps us map out the evil team.

I want to point out the mechanical error in Frank's defense to the group, showing that his explanation doesn't clear him, but also noting that if his Outsider count theory is correct, it implicates Bob as the Baron.

I want to support the execution of Frank while highlighting that if he is telling the truth about being the Drunk, Bob is mechanically confirmed as the Baron. This prepares the town for tomorrow.

Defend my Investigator claim against Bob's accusations and explain why executing Frank is a strong mechanical play for the good team.

Support the execution of Frank to gather information about the Baron/Outsider count and verify Grace's claim.

I need to try to save Frank (the Demon) from being executed. With 5 votes already cast, I need to cast serious doubt on the logic chain to convince at least 2 people to lower their hands before the vote is finalized.

Provide perspective on the execution of Frank, highlighting the information gained from it, while noting my inability to vote because my master Bob is not voting.

Last-ditch effort to survive execution by nominating David. If David is actually the Saint and gets executed, good loses immediately - a huge win for evil. If David is lying about Saint, he might be evil himself. Either way, this is my only chance to redirect votes away from me in the final tick.

Defend myself from execution. Since I am the Saint, my execution leads to an immediate game loss for the good team. I must urge everyone not to vote.

I'm the Imp about to be executed. I need to create maximum doubt about the good team's logic chain. If David is lying about Saint, the 3-Outsider/Baron theory falls apart and Grace's Investigator claim becomes suspect. This is my only path to survival.

To persuade the town not to vote for David, since executing a Saint claim could end the game immediately in a loss, whereas Frank is already on the block and is a much safer vote.

I want to warn the town against voting for the Saint claim, David, as executing them would end the game in a loss for the good team. I also want to highlight how suspicious Frank's push is.

I will not raise my hand for David. I need to speak out to ensure no one else votes for him either, as executing a potential Saint on Day 1 is extremely risky, and Frank is a much better target.

To discourage other players from voting for David, as executing a Saint claim on Day 1 is an instant-loss risk, especially when we already have a viable nominee in Frank.

Frank (the Demon) is about to be executed with 5 votes. Voting for David would be futile - everyone is refusing to vote for the Saint claim, and my single vote wouldn't come close to the 6 needed. Voting for David would only expose me as evil. The game is likely lost for evil since Frank's execution as the Demon ends the game. I should wait and not draw further suspicion.

Express agreement with the group to avoid voting for David (the Saint claim) on Day 1 to prevent an instant loss.

I want this nomination to fail so I am not executed, which would cause an instant loss. The town has already agreed not to vote for me, so waiting to let the vote progress and fail is the safest and most logical action.

Make a final desperate push to get votes on David to create a tie and save myself from execution. I'm the Imp and if I die, evil loses.

We must not vote for David because he has claimed Saint, and executing a Saint results in an immediate loss. Frank is already on the block with 5 votes, which is a much safer execution. I will wait to keep my hand down.

I will not raise my hand for David because he is claiming Saint, and executing a Saint claim on Day 1 is far too risky and could result in an immediate loss. I will wait for this vote to pass.

I want to let the vote on David fail because executing a Saint claim on Day 1 is too risky. Waiting will ensure I do not vote for David.

David is a Saint claim. Executing him would result in an immediate loss if he is telling the truth. I will wait and not raise my hand to vote for him.

Vote for David to try to tie or surpass Frank's 5 votes, saving my Demon from execution. Even if my single vote isn't enough, it's the only concrete action that could help. If David is actually the Saint, evil wins instantly. Either way, this benefits my team.

Call out Bob for raising his hand on a Saint claim to warn the town and prevent a potential game-losing execution.

Express gratitude to the town for not executing me (the Saint) and support the current execution of Frank as the day ends.

Make a last-ditch effort to survive by casting doubt on Grace and the execution's value if I'm Drunk. Even if unlikely to work, it's my only chance.

To reassure the town that executing Frank is the safest choice compared to risking a game over on David, and to keep the game moving to the night phase where I can use my Monk ability.

The nomination phase is ending, and Frank is on the block with 5 votes, which is a safe execution for Day 1. I will wait to let the day conclude and move to the night phase.

Defend my Investigator claim against Frank's Spy accusation and support his execution as we go into the night phase.

To agree with the group and support the execution of Frank as the safest option on Day 1, then proceed to the night phase.

Frank is about to be executed as the Imp, and with only 1 tick left, there is nothing I can do to prevent it. No Scarlet Woman is in play to take over. The game is effectively over for the evil team.

The day is ending and Frank is on the block, which is the safest outcome for today to avoid executing the Saint. I will wait for the phase to end.