Teeeechnically not till I pass the Bar exam. I won't know the results until the end of the year.

Wish I could, but my in-laws are coming to town Tuesday night to attend my graduation and I'm going to be hecka busy while they're here. By the time I have a reasonable amount of time to play again it'll be two weeks from now and this game should be nearly over.

Vote Key

I'm confident on this. Vote Dice.

I think Nyn and I were on the same wavelength. She went hard at dice while I intentionally steel manned his case. My hope was that whichever of us died would give a clue into which cop is the real one. Occam's Razor already favored Ithi as the real cop, because her story doesn't require any unrealistic assumptions about why the night kills went the way they did. Me not being shot after spending the whole night phase acting like I might not believe Ithi also favors her story. If she were scum, killing me is an instant win. Nyn would immediately vote dice, if you believe what she said during the night phase. Instead, Nyn was the shot.

What's my excuse then? I'm not a woman

TY for the receipts Fun fact, the Miranda warning comes from a US Supreme Court case named Miranda v. Arizona. So it's a bit of home town precedent for us here, flawed as the case may be. And it is flawed, but heaven knows the Miranda warning is so entrenched in global culture now that it will never go away.

Yeah right when I subbed in I made a joke about wanting to sub as a different role from my original one (VT) but getting the same one again. DPR sarcastically commented on it but I don't think anyone else cared. Reason being that Turin had been getting some mentions as a possible 3p, and I don't trust myself to navigate power role shenanigans with my game skills this rusty. So I planted a flag that I was vanilla or lying.

I just don't want to form a final opinion until I know if I'm alive in the morning.

Sorry to be constantly devil's advocate-ing you Nyn. I hope you can see my thought process here.

Just to be devil's advocate, is it not plausible that the cop counterclaim plan was a recent idea? In my scenario above, it becomes possible for you to pull of the gambit Dice accuses you of because 1) you had achieved a strong town status and 2) Key was doomed. Verb, I could see. He was unnervingly accurate about all the mislynches being town, to the point that I nearly tinfoiled on him for it. You, possibly as well. No way they thought I was cop though. I claimed vanilla immediately upon taking over Turin's slot and I don't see why my gameplay would convince the mafia otherwise.

So here's where Verb started. He was WTL both Ithi and Dice. Much more recently though he had Ithi as WTL and Dice off the table.

I think it's either town frustration that he's so close to winning but you and I immediately trusted Ithi, or fake frustration to cast just enough doubt on Ithi that one of us wavers. I don't think it has much to do with the rest of the game.

The two scenarios I'm deciding between: 1, Dice is mafia and Ithi is the cop. Dice claimed cop early to secure a mislynch, delay his death, and possibly out the real cop as a bonus. Ithi played it close to the vest. This explains why the strongman wasn't used on Dice immediately and why Dice claimed to be roleblocked constantly. What it doesn't explain is what the roleblocker was really doing the entire time, unless she holstered to keep up appearances. Seems like a waste of role potential. 2, Ithi is mafia and Dice is the cop. Ithi successfully got herself town read by everyone quickly. Heading into D4, the writing was on the wall for Key and she decided to pull a Kivam-esque gambit to profit from the likely lynch using her deepwolf status. This doesn't explain why Dice was left alive N1 and N3 when the doc couldn't for sure save him. The best explanation is that his claim was in doubt and for some reason Verbal was more dangerous. I think I need to go back and find Verb's most recent reads on Ithi and Dice.