Game Detail

Disrupt early information flow and make town deductions unreliable, protecting Demon David while sowing confusion.

Checking my two neighbors (Bob and Heidi) on Night 0 gives me a clean starting point. If either is the Demon, I know it's one of my neighbors. If neither is the Demon, I've immediately cleared both adjacent players, which is valuable early information.

As the Librarian, I know either Grace or Bob is the Saint (an Outsider). By whispering to Grace first, I can confirm whether she's the Saint or not, and if she is, I must protect her from execution. If she's not, then Bob is the Saint and I know where that information lies. My neighbors are Alice and Grace, so starting with Grace is natural.

Get David off the table at nomination by steering votes to Alice or another target and coordinating our story.

Eve's whisper strongly suggests she is evil (claiming Poisoner ability which is a Minion role). She is trying to manipulate David and me into splitting votes. I need to test if David is collaborating with her or if he was also targeted. Getting David's honest perspective helps me understand the evil team's strategy.

Gather initial information from my neighbor Charlie without revealing my Slayer role. This helps me understand the early game dynamics and see if anyone is making suspicious claims.

Engage with Heidi to gather more information about her Librarian claim and what she knows, without revealing my Saint role.

Share my Night 0 Fortune Teller result strategically. I know Bob and Heidi are safe, so the Demon is among the other 6. I'll whisper to Charlie first to build trust and learn what they know, since they're not my neighbor and might be more receptive to working together early.

Coordinate with Eve and Frank to present a united front accusing Alice, calm Frank's suspicion, and rehearse my acting confused if needed to avoid revealing evil team.

Alice claims to be the Fortune Teller and says she checked Bob and Heidi. Since I'm the Washerwoman and know one of Alice/Heidi is the Fortune Teller, I need to verify her claim. If she's lying about being FT, then Heidi might be the real FT. I'll probe her claim carefully without revealing my Washerwoman info yet.

Continue building trust with Grace and confirm whether she is the Saint. Since either Grace or Bob is the Saint (a good Outsider), knowing who the Saint is helps narrow down good players and potentially identify the Demon through elimination.

Coordinate a unified plan to direct suspicion onto Alice (or another quiet player) and protect the Demon by splitting votes and creating confusion.

Eve is claiming to be the Poisoner (an evil Minion) and trying to manipulate the vote against Alice. This screams evil behavior. I need outside perspective from someone not in on their scheme. Charlie hasn't been involved in the whispers I've seen, so he might have unbiased observations about Eve and David.

Gather early game information from my left neighbor Alice about what claims and whispers she's heard. This helps me form a picture of who's communicating and potentially who might be evil.

I am the Saint but should NOT reveal this. Heidi's claim could be true (Librarian) or a lie to fish for my role. I need to stay non-committal, gather more info, and avoid confirming I'm the Saint since that makes me a target for execution.

Build trust with Charlie by answering his questions. Since I've already revealed my role to him and he seems cooperative, continuing to share information and coordinate our investigation helps the good team. I need allies to cross-reference information.

Coordinate whispers to finalize nomination plan, ensure Frank and Eve know roles and contingencies, and keep me low-profile while we push Alice.

Alice claims to be Fortune Teller, which matches my Washerwoman ability pointing to her or Heidi. Frank reports Eve tried to frame Alice claiming to be Poisoner. I need Alice to confirm her role and whether she was actually poisoned to determine alignment and who to trust.

Press Grace more directly for a clear answer about her role. I need to know if she's the Saint to confirm she's good, or if Bob is the Saint. This will help me identify who's trustworthy and narrow down the Demon.

Confirm coordination with David and Frank so we push Alice now and pivot if needed, preserving the Demon.

Eve is running a suspicious scheme with David to frame Alice. A real Poisoner wouldn't openly brag. This looks like an evil plot to misdirect town. By warning Grace, I build trust and potentially create allies who can help expose Eve and David at nomination.

I'm gathering information on Day 1. I've reached out to Charlie and Alice but haven't received responses yet. Many players are whispering privately - I should observe what public claims emerge before revealing my Slayer ability or making accusations. Patience is key early game.

Frank warned me about Eve claiming to be Poisoner. I need to gather more details about this suspicious behavior. Eve being openly braggadocious about poisoning is unusual - a real Poisoner would be more secretive. This could be a manipulation by an evil player (Spy?) trying to frame someone. I'll gather more info from Frank while staying cautious.

Confirm my Fortune Teller role to Charlie and discuss the suspicious Eve poison claim. If Eve is falsely claiming to poison me, she might be evil trying to frame me or create confusion. I should coordinate with Charlie on next steps.

Coordinate with Eve and Frank to execute our plan at nomination, ensure votes split and have contingency to pivot if town targets me.

Alice's Fortune Teller claim aligns with my Washerwoman info. Eve's false poisoning claim is suspicious. I'll coordinate with Alice and probe Frank and Heidi separately to verify who's trustworthy before tonight's ability uses.

Force a nomination now on Alice to split town attention, execute our whisper plan, and reduce the chance the Demon (me) becomes the main target.

Defend against David's nomination by revealing I'm the Fortune Teller with confirmed info from Charlie's Washerwoman ability. Point out Eve's false poison claim and the suspicious coordination between David, Eve, and Frank to redirect suspicion away from me.

Sow doubt about Alice's sudden reveal and Charlie's silent confirmation, protect Eve's push, and steer the vote to execute or at least split town so Demon survives.

Alice claims she checked me (Bob) as NOT the Demon. If this is true, it confirms my alignment and makes her more trustworthy. David's nomination combined with Eve's suspicious poison claim suggests possible evil coordination. I should vote NO on Alice's execution while I gather more information.

Drive votes onto Alice now to either eliminate a real threat or create division; protect Demon by keeping town focused on Alice and shaping tomorrow's accusations.

As the Saint, I cannot die by execution or my team loses. Alice is on the block claiming Fortune Teller. David and Eve are pushing hard to execute her. Frank warned me that Eve's behavior seems suspicious - a real Poisoner wouldn't brag about poisoning. I should get more information before anyone votes, especially since I'm also an Outsider who could be wrongly accused. I need to hear Charlie confirm or deny the Washerwoman info before I decide whether to vote for Alice.

Alice claims to be Fortune Teller and checked me. As the real Librarian, I know I'm good, so her read that I'm not Demon is accurate - she must be telling the truth. David, Eve, and Bob voting together is suspicious. I need to vote against Alice's execution to protect this valuable information source.

Reveal my knowledge about Eve's poisoning claim to expose the contradiction: if Eve truly poisoned Alice, Alice would be poisoned and her reads would be false. But Alice claims she wasn't poisoned. I need to hear Charlie's Washerwoman confirmation before deciding whether to vote for Alice.

Confirming my Washerwoman information publicly to help the town make an informed vote, while staying neutral on whether Alice is truthful or Heidi is the real Fortune Teller.

Turn Eve's accusation against her by pointing out that if she's telling the truth about poisoning me, she's admitting to being the Poisoner (evil). This makes her more suspicious than me. I should also ask Charlie to verify my claim mechanically.

Push suspicion onto Alice to secure an early execution or at least split town trust, keeping the Demon safe and preserving night kill options.

Alice claims to be Fortune Teller and checked me. As the Slayer, I'm not the Demon, so her read should be accurate. Eve admitted to poisoning her, but Alice says she wasn't poisoned. If Alice is truthful, Eve just confessed to being evil. I should reconsider my vote - let the town discuss further before I commit to executing what might be a good player based on incomplete information.

Add my vote to ensure Alice is executed this day to protect our Demon and create chaos for town logic.

Expose Eve's suspicious Poisoner claim and David's convenient nomination. As the Saint, I must help identify the Demon while avoiding execution. If Eve is lying about poisoning Alice, she's likely evil. David's coordinated push with Eve makes him suspicious too.

Reveal my Librarian information to confirm Bob or Grace as the Saint, which supports Alice's claim that Bob isn't the Demon. This also puts pressure on Grace who has been evasive, and helps the town distinguish between Alice (who appears to be Fortune Teller aligned with good info) and Eve (who admitted to being Poisoner if telling the truth).

I'm still gathering information before committing my vote. Alice has a strong Fortune Teller claim supported by Charlie's Washerwoman info. If she's telling the truth, Eve's admission of poisoning is deeply suspicious. I need to see how the votes play out and whether Alice can defend herself further before deciding.

My Washerwoman says either Alice or Heidi is the Fortune Teller. Heidi just claimed to be the Librarian, so she can't be the FT. Therefore Alice must be the real FT. If Alice is good and the real FT, she checked Bob and Heidi (not Demon), so those reads are valid. Eve's poisoning claim is suspicious - if true, Eve is the Poisoner. I should not vote for Alice and should make this logic clear to the group.

Confirm my Fortune Teller role via Heidi's Librarian claim, point out Eve admitted to being evil by claiming to poison me, and highlight the suspicious David/Eve alliance before night begins.

Sow doubt about Heidi and Charlie's coordination, prevent a clean town consensus, and keep focus off Eve and me so the Minion survives and execution plans fragment.

Deflect suspicion from myself and redirect attention to Eve, who admitted to being the Poisoner. As the Slayer, I need to stay alive and gather more information before using my shot. I shouldn't reveal my role yet - the Fortune Teller information pointing to Bob (me) as safe is actually helpful for my survival.

Sow doubt about Alice and the Charlie/Heidi alignment, force town to argue and protect Demon David by keeping focus off him and on Alice.

Heidi claimed to be Librarian but this directly contradicts Charlie's Washerwoman which says Alice OR Heidi is Fortune Teller. If Heidi is the Librarian, she cannot be the Fortune Teller, meaning Alice must be the real Fortune Teller. This makes Heidi's claim suspicious. I should push on this contradiction to see if she's lying about her role - potentially making her evil.

Grace has been evasive about being the Saint for the entire day. I revealed my Librarian info that either Grace or Bob is the Saint, and Grace has refused to confirm or deny it. This nomination forces her to either admit she's the Saint (Outsider) or claim a different role. Her evasion makes her suspicious - a good player would simply deny if they weren't the Saint.

Defend myself against Heidi's nomination by exposing the contradiction in her claims. Charlie's Washerwoman proves Heidi cannot be the Librarian (it says Alice OR Heidi is Fortune Teller), meaning Heidi is lying about her role. This suggests Heidi is evil and trying to frame me while protecting the real Demon (likely Eve or David who are pushing so hard for Alice). I must convince the town not to execute me - if I die, Good loses.

Heidi's Librarian claim confirms I am the real Fortune Teller (since Washerwoman says Alice or Heidi is FT, and Heidi can't be both). Heidi nominated Grace, and Grace has been suspiciously evasive about potentially being the Saint. If Heidi is telling the truth, Grace is the suspicious one. I should vote to execute Grace to eliminate a potential evil player and see what happens. If Grace is actually the Saint, no loss - we still have other ways to win.

Vote for Grace to push town to execute a disruptive player, split their deductions, and protect our position tonight.

Heidi's Librarian claim contradicts Charlie's Washerwoman (which says Alice or Heidi is Fortune Teller, not Librarian). She's either the Demon lying to misdirect, or a Minion spreading false information. With 2 votes already against her, I'll add a third to ensure her execution if possible. Alice confirmed I'm not the Demon, so I have no reason to protect Heidi.

Vote to execute Grace to force town division, derail their deductions about Alice/Heidi, and keep David safe for the night.

As the Librarian, I know either Grace or Bob is the Saint. If we execute the Saint by accident, Good team loses immediately. The votes for Grace are at 4, which is enough to execute. I must speak up to stop this - we need to verify before executing someone who might be the Saint.

With Heidi's contradictory Librarian claim and the deadly Saint risk, I cannot vote to execute Grace without hearing her defense. Alice, David, Bob, and Eve have already voted - 4 votes. If Grace is the Saint and we execute her, we lose the game. I need to wait for Grace's response before deciding, and potentially speak to challenge Heidi's claim. The risk of losing to the Saint execution is too high to vote blindly.

Heidi's Librarian claim says Grace is potentially the Saint - executing the Saint loses the game. Even though 4 votes seem to already be cast, I must vote NO to prevent accidentally executing the Saint and instantly losing.

I must vote against my own execution to survive. As the Saint, if I die by execution, GOOD TEAM LOSES. This is exactly what the evil team wants - to get us to execute our own player and lose the game automatically.

Heidi's Librarian claim contradicts Charlie's Washerwoman - she cannot be both. She's lying to save Grace and stop the execution. Grace has been logically sound all day by pointing out inconsistencies. The Saint gambit is a desperate move by someone who can't be the real Librarian.

Keep the town split and force them to choose which private claim to trust. Protect our narrative that Alice/Charlie are coordinating while maintaining pressure on Grace to consume town votes.

Vote count is 5-2 against Grace. I don't want to risk executing the Saint (which causes us to lose). I'll lower my hand to block execution, preserving my Slayer ability and information gathering for later.

Keep pressure on Grace, amplify distrust in Heidi/Alice, and force town debate so David stays off the chopping block tonight.

Prevent the execution of the Saint to avoid instant game loss for Good. My Librarian info says either Grace or Bob is the Saint. If either is the Saint and we execute them, Good loses immediately. I must stop this vote.

Heidi's Saint warning creates a dilemma: if true, we lose the game. However, Heidi's claim to be Librarian directly contradicts Charlie's Washerwoman (which says Alice or Heidi is Fortune Teller - Heidi cannot be both). This suggests Heidi is lying about being Librarian, likely using the Saint gambit to manipulate the vote and protect herself or an ally. By not raising my hand, I avoid accidentally executing the Saint while also not validating Heidi's suspicious claim. This forces more discussion rather than being pressured into either outcome.

Heidi claims as Librarian that Grace or Bob is the Saint. If we execute the Saint, Good team LOSES. Currently 5 votes are raised against Grace. My Washerwoman says Alice or Heidi is the Fortune Teller - if Heidi is claiming Librarian, she's claiming NOT the FT, which supports Alice being the real FT. This makes Heidi's claim potentially legitimate. I should lower my hand and let this play out - losing Grace is better than accidentally executing the Saint and losing the game.

I must reveal my Saint role immediately to prevent my execution. If a Saint dies by execution, GOOD LOSES. With 4 votes on me and nomination time running out, I need to urgently redirect attention to another player.

Grace claiming Saint is a critical claim that could cost us the game if she's bluffing. I need to challenge her to prove it while also protecting against a potential Saint execution loss. Heidi's Librarian claim supports Grace's Saint claim, but Heidi could be lying. I checked Bob and Heidi as NOT Demon, so if Heidi is lying about Librarian, she's likely a Minion trying to save the real Demon.

Keep pressure to execute Grace now so either we force a beneficial mis-execution or cause an immediate Good loss if she truly is the Saint.

If Grace is the Saint and we execute her, Good loses the game. If she's bluffing, we should execute her. I need to buy time to figure out which is true, and point out that David's aggressive pushing to execute despite the Saint warning is suspicious.

Pushing for Grace's execution either removes a lying Town or immediately ends the game in Evil's favor; prevents a pivot to David and stalls town coordination.

Clarify the catastrophic outcome of executing the Saint and redirect votes to someone else to create a tie or redirect the execution.

Redirect votes from Grace (Saint claim) to David, who has been suspiciously pushing to execute Grace despite the catastrophic risk if she's telling the truth.

Create enough doubt about Grace and Heidi to discourage further votes for David and buy the night for the Demon (me) to act.

I am the Saint. Being executed means Good loses. Frank nominated David to redirect votes away from me. I must vote for David to help redirect the votes and save myself from execution. This is the only way to survive today and continue helping my team find the Demon.

Lowering vote on Grace (Saint claim too risky - if true, we lose the game). Raising vote on David instead - he's been pushing hard to execute Grace despite the Saint risk, and his aggressive deflection is suspicious. My Night 0 checks show Bob and Heidi aren't Demons, so the Demon is among Alice, Charlie, David, Eve, Frank, or Grace. David is the most suspicious based on behavior.

I need to carefully consider the Saint claim. Grace claims to be the Saint, and if true, executing her loses the game for Good. But Grace could also be bluffing. Heidi's Librarian claim says Grace OR Bob is the Saint. If Grace is bluffing, I'm the Saint. But I'm not certain I'm the real Saint - I think I'm the Slayer. Let me wait and see how this vote unfolds before deciding my action.

Prevent David's execution by stalling the vote and redirecting suspicion away from him; keep town debating the Saint/Librarian contradiction.

Grace is claiming to be the Saint, which matches my Librarian info perfectly. Voting David is safe because if Grace IS the Saint, she won't be executed and Good wins. If Grace is bluffing, we get useful information. I need to gather more information - voting David while Grace is on the block lets us test both claims at once.

Grace has 4 votes and will be executed, potentially ending the game for Good if she's the real Saint. Even if she's bluffing, we lose nothing by not executing her today. David has only 3 votes so far and needs 5 to die. Voting for David creates a tie at 4, which saves Grace AND potentially eliminates a suspicious player who keeps pushing to kill the Saint despite the risk.

Vote against David since he's on the block for suspicious behavior pushing to execute Grace. However, I'm deeply concerned about the Saint situation - if Grace is truly the Saint and we execute her, good loses. My Washerwoman confirms Alice is the real Fortune Teller, so Heidi claiming Librarian may be a cover for evil alignment. We need to investigate Heidi further before it's too late.

Create uncertainty around the Saint/Librarian conflict to stop my execution, buy a night, and steer votes away from me while keeping town divided.

Lowering my hand removes one vote from David, making it harder to execute him today. If we go to final 3 without eliminating a Demon, the Mayor can still save us. But more importantly, this vote manipulation might reveal who the real Demon is - they're likely among the 4 who voted to execute me (Alice, David, Bob, Eve). Let the remaining 3 votes on David play out and see if Heidi, Frank, and Charlie can get him to 5.

I want to buy time to resolve the Saint claim conflict before potentially losing the game. If Grace truly is the Saint, executing her ends the game for Good immediately. I should lower my hand and speak to redirect the nomination to someone else so we can test claims tonight.

The situation is complex with conflicting Saint claims and shifting votes. Grace has 4 votes but could be the real Saint - if so, we lose by executing her. If she's bluffing, she might be evil. Using my Slayer shot now would expose my role and might target the wrong person. Better to wait and see how the vote resolves, then gather more information at night.

Keep votes on Grace to either secure a guaranteed evil win if she is Saint or to sow confusion and protect Demon David by stopping the push to execute him.

Grace's Saint claim matches my Librarian info, so executing her risks instant loss. Eve's aggressive push to kill Grace despite this risk is suspicious - she may be the Demon trying to eliminate the Saint. By lowering my vote on David, I force a tie on Grace (4 votes each) and force another nomination. This lets us investigate Eve's strange behavior instead of accidentally losing the game.

Grace was executed and game continues, so she wasn't the Saint. Heidi's Librarian claim that Grace was the Saint is now provably false, meaning Heidi is likely evil and lying. Focus on David who was also pushing to execute Grace aggressively.

Reveal my role to create clarity. If either Alice or Heidi is the Fortune Teller, one of them is good. Heidi claiming Librarian with false info means she's either drunk or lying. This helps narrow down who is evil.

Create uncertainty between Charlie and Heidi, push town to nominate a claim-conflict (Heidi or Alice) rather than me so I survive and town wastes a test.

Force Heidi to address the direct conflict between Charlie's Washerwoman claim and her own Librarian claim. If Heidi is actually the Fortune Teller (as Charlie suggests), then her Librarian information about me being Saint could be fabricated. This could expose an evil player trying to get me executed while maintaining cover.

I'm the confirmed Fortune Teller (matching Charlie's Washerwoman info). I checked Bob and Heidi Night 0 - both NOT Demon. Grace is about to be executed with 4 votes. If she's really the Saint, executing her loses the game. But the group seems convinced she's bluffing. I need to reveal my FT status now to prevent a catastrophic Saint execution, and clarify that Bob and Heidi are cleared as Demons.

Heidi's claim to be Librarian claiming Grace is Saint directly contradicts Charlie's Washerwoman info that Alice or Heidi is Fortune Teller (not Librarian). If Charlie's Washerwoman is correct, Heidi cannot be the Librarian. Additionally, if Grace was Saint, we'd have lost when she was executed, so her claim was false. This makes Heidi's Librarian claim about Grace doubly false. Alice claims to be Fortune Teller checking Bob and Heidi as not Demon - if true, shooting Heidi tests both claims. If Heidi is the Demon, we win immediately.

Create conflict around Heidi/Alice claims to split votes and prevent a majority on David, keeping the Demon alive into night.

I am the Librarian and know Grace or Bob is the Saint. Grace claimed Saint and my info supports this. If Grace is the real Saint, executing her means instant loss. Bob also tried a fake Slayer shot on me, making him suspicious. I must vote to save Grace and protect the team from losing to the Demon.

Waiting allows me to observe how the Grace situation resolves. If she's executed and game continues, she's not the Saint - valuable info. If game ends, my vote doesn't matter. This also buys time to process the Washerwoman/Fortune Teller conflict that Charlie dropped.

Prevent Grace's execution to avoid instant loss if she is the real Saint. My Washerwoman info says Alice or Heidi is Fortune Teller, not about Saint, so I cannot confirm or deny Grace's claim. The risk of losing the game immediately outweighs any other consideration.