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I've thought about it, and I'll vote: Ruxana (Roncanator). It may be a bit early in the day, but I don'tthink there'll anything come up in her favor. If something does though , I'll still have my unvote. Time to get rid of the scum!

Poor Barbara. She wasn't helpful, but apparently she was at least town. Can't say I blame the killer for his mistake, I think we can be sure he wasn't scum. The scum would never kill so many of the quiet people, especially not those who come up with stranbge ideas that often and have already been voted for. So it's either a serial killer who takes out the quiet ones for obvious reasons or a vigilante who kills quiet people, as he has no clue who he should kill instead. About this whole affair of Stanislavski's legacy to the town, Dmitri is right, claims don't add up. That means, in the end, either were Wilem and Samuel right, or Dmitri (considering, that Stan wasn't saying "absolutely sure" when he meant "could be"). "Absolutely" is absolute. So one of them is lying. And Dmitri can't be an investigator if he was scum. So there has to be another investigator (unless he's dead by now). Denis hasn't made many claims, but it's basically the same with him, though. It's strange that Ruxana claims to have been in contact with him, while he said yesterday he'd be gladly voting for her, if Donil wasn't the major danger in his eyes. It might be that Ruxana tries to gain trust and survive to more rounds by backing up the arguments against the other two. I think it's unlikely he worked together with both Samuel and Ruxana, they don't seem to like each other much. Does anyone of the others he was in contact with ever heard something about Ruxana working with him?

I myself wouldn't have minded taking a supportive role during a battle. I thought about playing as cleric a bit, but I decided to become rogue then. Honestly, I thought there would be far more people choosing clerics. But I'm not that familiar with RPGs, I have to admit. Anyway, it's fun watching the proceeding of the quests, Sandy. Not as fun as propably playing them, but nevermind. You do an awesome job hosting them and organizing that game.

Oh, you're right, yes. That was a total mess in Bloodbricks, so it's easy to mix things up. I didn't even have any idea which investigator I was until I was dead, so...it was quite an insane game after all. And a really good one.

Well, I think Stanislavski would told Samuel if the investigator he was talking about was actually Elena, because why shouldn't he? She's dead anyway. On the other hand, he wouldn't base his trust in Samuel on Dmitri#s results if he was absolutely certain he was scum. What kind of a night action could have revealed, that Ruxana has targetted Petr? Another tracker, I presume. Is this the game of the trackers? Now after Donil and Ruxana we got your tracker? Well, I never believed in the unblockable tracker anyway, and it seems she's been a liar as well. I think it is likely she's a strongman, which speaks for her as first victim of conviction. On the other hand, we could prove Stanislavski's theory by voting off either Denis or Dmitri, but we know he's been town anyway, so there's not much to learn about him. My opinion: We vote for Ruxana and leave Denis and Dmitri for the vigilante, the series killer and the other scum faction.

I think, he had some extra winning condition or such, but he would appear town when investigated. You can read all about it in the conclusion or ask def, I assume.

Nope, he was town. He even was the town's insane investigator.

Henry likes the story of Benji a lot, although it sounds a bit snidely about drunk crooks. "Many great things have been invented by drunk crooks", he grumbles under his breath. "By the way, another dramatic background of a dead sibling. Shall we drink?" The family background of Dyric sounds quite interesting as well. Not many rouges out there with noble background, he thinks.

I'm wondering the whole time; is it proven that Max killed Elena?

I didn't have quite much time, sorry. Well, it makes sence he didn't tell us, as the scum could simply have blocked him every day or converted him or just attacked him twice, if it really protects him only once (by the way, is there any reason why you think this is possible, Dmitri? Because I'd assume that a vest protects you whenever you're attacked). What makes no sence is telling his results publicly, which is never a good idea. If he's true and he's really an investigator, those people (except for Stanislavski) are likely to be killed or converted tonight. Also, Stanislavski is cleared town, and Samuel is less likely to be scum, as he avoided people voting for him yesterday. Yan didn't strike me as suspect either. It's a good excuse for targeting Stan anyway, in case Ruxana, assuming she's town, which is not proven yet and I'm not letting her off the hook, had tracked him. That's not very strong evidence, I should add, but it point towards his direction. I'd like to hear from Dmitri who the "we" in "We decided that I should investigate Stanislav" is. Is there someone who can verify that or is it just you and Stan?

I'm ppreety said about Petr. I always assumed he was town, and how many people do you find whose name is the same without an "a"? I'll also mourn Stanislavski, can't say I trusted him, but he was important to our town indeed. This night was a big loos for us. Well, at least we were right about Donil. Or at least those, who actually voted for him. Well done, people. I hope you don't mind giving us more information. You say "in question", but you say 100% certain the same time. Also, I wonder, does it say that one of them is scum or both of them? Not that I don't trust you, but I like to get every information we have.

Having overhearded all the stories being told, Henry moves to the other heroes in the almost empty Hall, interested in the story of the guy named Benji. "Hi, you don't mind me joining you, do you?"

Just what I thought as well.

Actually, I have to agree with Stanislav, that "unblockable" sounds hard to believe. And even more in combination with "tracker". And as a scum role, it's very impropable. Actually, I assumed Ruxana claimed she was immune against all night actions, but since she didn't bother to point that out although I said "unblockable" all the time, I don't think so anymore. In fact, the only night action which makes sence in combination with "unblockable" is in my opinion a killer, e.g. a strongman. So there's most likely something wrong with her claim. Oh, and why should Donil, assuming he's town, tell us publicly his other result of who has a night action or not? That would only help the scum. He'd better tell it Denis or Petr via PM.

I am sure we can get a lynch So far, Donil only needs three more votes, Ruxana needs four. There's still four people left to vote, and scum or town or third party, none of them will want to be mod-killed. I myself will change my vote, if we wouldn't reach a conviction, and I think others will do as well. But once again, Barbara has yet to unvote Boris, although she has had time to do so. She must have realized that we certainly will not convict her husband, so why doesn't she change her vote for one of the two favourites? Honestly, I think the more immediate thread is Ruxana. If they are both scum and in the same team, Donil won't have an important action or ability, otherwise they wouldn't do all this. If they are both scum in different teams, Ruxana has the more important action though. We know she has an action, at least. If Donil killed Yuri, he is the hitman, and if we convict him, there will be a new hitman.

I think I already mentioned: Because, in case she was scum, how would she know about Donil using his night action on Yuri? It would imply that she is an unblockable scum tracker, which is a role that is not very likely at all, is it? Additionally, the role of a tracker is far more useful for the town than for the scum, as the scum hasn't much need for the information of the target, but only who has a night action. And vice versa, I said that if we'd convict Donil and he turned out town, we'd have cleared Ruxana as well. And there's good reasons to be keen on killing Donil, he's one of our main suspects. And I wasn't not keen on killing him anyway, in the post you're quoting from, I advocated voting for Stanislav. Which I'm now not going to do, because apparently some information has slipped up.

Day one ended two hours early, and the host said: "A majority has been reached, so the day is now ended." But I'd still guess that you're right, I'm just a sore loser. Could have tought of it by myself.

Well, that's...interesting... I wonder how everyone is supposed to vote? On day one, when we reached a conviction, we still had ten non-voters, because the day ended after the conviction. This is indeed a desaster, if this rule is also applied when there is a conviction, it would end up in a bloodbath. I'd like to know from God if my conclusion is right or wrong, but we might have to coordinate our votes and split them up perfectly so that we reach a conviction with nobody left to vote. Nevertheless, I'd like to vote now: vote: Ruxana (Roncanator).

Henry Sicariul for some reason happens to be in the Hall, although he was away for some time, although he never left and never came back (). He sees the mage Althior, who had had some problems with shopping, and approaches him. "Hey, mage, there was something I wondered about: Why did you sell your potion if you didn't need the two gold so far? Wouldn't it be better to wait if you need it during your quest? Just asking."

That's a bit far-fetched in my opinion. How does it come that every time you break your silence, it's either because you have some weird, far-fetched or very constructed theory or because you have to defend against an accusation/vote?

You really talk a lot, guys. But better too much then too few, in my opinion. Well, It's good that the Russian Mafia's godfather has died, but if there is a second mafia family, I'd rather have their godfather dead. Because I think, a second mafia gang more likely to be the converting one. But I'm still glad about Max being scum. Now we seem to have to choose, who to vote: Donil, Stanislav or Ruxana Donil: He is trying to avoid his death, as he would be the natural choice for a conviction. Yet he doesn't contradict himself or use desperate last pseudo-arguments, but his arguments are merely logically, but he acts also a bit unexperienced. If we vote for him and he turns out to be town, we would have cleared Ruxana, but Stanislav would be very suspect. If he turns out to be scum, we don't gain much, as he can be sacrificed. Stanislav: His logic is flawed and he contradicts himself, his behavior and voting pattern is also a bit unusual. He seems happy to jump on every bandwagon and argue against most people who were accused. His main argument against Donil seems to be "I have played a lot of those games, you not. So shut up." For some reason, Captain Experienced has done nothing to save our town so far. If he is scum, we yet again don't have cleared Donil, but it is less likely he's scum, so is it less likely Ruxana's scum. There was something else that bugs me about him, but I forgot. Too much vodka. I'll tell you once I remember. Also, the people I trust most are voting for him, which doesn't say he's scum, but is different from Benji and Petr. Ruxana: She doesn't help us much so far. If she's scum, it's almost certain Donil is scum as well, and we still have Stanislav as a suspect. She isn't very likely to have lied to us. Not much to say here. I'm also concerned about Samuel's vote, but we shouldn't jump on conclusions. We don't know, how this vote stealing works, but we know, that Samuel isn't voteless. If the target is chosen during the night, this is pure coincidence (not even a very unlikely coincidence). Also, this would be a good scum move: Once a mobster is voted for and possible to be bandwagoned, we just use Samuel's ability to vote as a counterargument. May I ask, what?

Excuse me, but as I already pointed out (which nobody seemed to notice), you don't actually do have the five gold to buy a bedroll, as you got them by selling a remedy you didn't have.

I would have guessed that venom is used as an item, so you spent a turn on poisoning your weapon.

"Well, I suppose they couldn't take everyone", said Henry, seeing his name nowhere on the sheet. "But there's always a next quest."

Does anyone else know about you targetting Yuri? Because, if nobody else does and you are town, Ruxana will have told the truth. And I don't think the unblockable scum tracker is a very likely role.