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If there is another way you can tell me, that would be fine.

A word that takes 8 strokes to write in print, in all upper-case.

C'mon, quit beating around the bush. What's the point of using riddles for one person when everyone in the topic can try and figure it out, including the mafia who you so desperately want to keep it from?

But that one person actually knows the answer lol, so it's much easier for them.

Vote: Dephius

How about the last letter of it?


That shouldn't be a problem since, right now, the mafia should be responding to Brikanorak's accusations towards them.

E.

Dephius and Kyuubit, please defend yourselves. Also, Brik, those explanations would be pretty good right now.

Defend myself against what, exactly? A vote for me with no reasoning? Please.

This looks pretty scummy, as this information could benefit the mafia more than the town as a whole should it be revealed, based on the fact it's worth putting into a riddle.

Alright then. Let's get down business. (To defeat the scum.) Dephius is mafia. Allow me to explain why.

There is a common scum technique that I like to call semi-bussing. The idea is for one member of the mafia to hold minor suspicions of another without ever pushing against them. This is essentially an option select. If the town doesn't push the second mafioso at all, the first is under no obligation to do it for them. His partner gets to live longer and he doesn't atract suspicion. Win-win. If the town does end up pursuing a lynch on the partner, then the first mafioso can jump on the wagon without anyone batting an eye thanks to the "suspicions" voiced earlier. Great, right?

If one reads through Day 1 of this game, they can see that the only interactions between Terra and Dephius involve Terra executing this strategy. Take a look at his first real post. Let's dissect it, shall we?
Pay special attention to the bolded part. "Minor scum points" might as well be a catchphrase for this style of play. Again:Terra "suspects" both Genis and Dephius. Who does his vote end up on? Genis, of course. He is using grouping to associate the scum behaviour of his partner with similar behaviour from a town player. Ultimately, he attempts to guide suspicion onto the townie, leaving his partner safe.


Terra uses grouping again in the same post to promote Kyuubit as a townie by associating him with me. Notice that "refutation of setup speculation" is the main reason that he gives for the two of us being town. Problem. This is a terrible reason to think that someone is town. Terra himself refutes setup speculation in this post. It's an easy thing to do as either alignment. What is more worrisom, however, is that by this point I have done more to advance the game than simply refute setup speculation. Kyuubit, on the other hand, not so much. Terra was attempting to make us one and the same in the public eye, thereby granting Kyuubit unmerited strong town status.


That's one post, but you get the idea. Simply reading Day 1 again will help a lot. I'll continue to post in order to strengthen my case, but I'm starting to have trouble making sense to myself so it's best to leave it at this for now.

Brik's Stupendous Reads:
Likely town: Nixter and Genis.
Possibly town: Geno and King Arthur.
Possibly scum: Kyuubit.
Likely scum: Dephius.
Cult: 135 and Franziska.

Also, could Axel/Vanellope/Pinkie post please?

Brikanorak, remember what you received Night 1?

That was from my character slot.

Is it the same thing I received?

Yes.

Okay Mr. Brikanorak, the obvious question here is whether or not you received something Night 1 and if you did, what it was that you received.

Would you mind telling me? I'd like to prove your cult theory wrong.

Why would you want to know what he received?