I can tell you I'm not a third party role.

Uhm, Gold? There are 12 players, not 11. Why did you change the numbers? We currently stand at a ratio of 8 townies to 4 non-townies. Scenario A brings that down to 6/4. Thus, as you said, we would get only one more shot at lynching an anti-townie before our numbers become even. A mafia victory wouldn't be far off after that. In scenario C, the no-lynch, Day 2 leaves us with a ratio of 7/4 and night investigations to lead our lynching. Even if we make a mistake and lynch a townie on Day 2, Day 3 would still see us ahead of the anti-townies, at a ratio of 5/4. Thus, we still get two lynches no matter what, the difference being that we get two informed lynches, instead of just one. There is little doubt as to which is the better option.

As for your other points, I think that you may have misinterpreted what I said. I meant to point out that a Doctor's intervention on Night 1 was extremely unlikely, and that it should not be relied upon. What I meant by "nigh-complete control" was that if we don't lynch, then we are guaranteed scenario C. If we do lynch, it becomes a toss-up between A and B, with the less-favorable A being the more likely of the two. I see now that I should have made those points more clear, and I apologize for that.

I also completely agree with pressuring role-reveals. The thing that I don't agree with is randomly jumping on a lynching bandwagon, which is a very real possibility, seeing as how you managed to sway almost the entire town with ease. The town should exercise caution, not being overly hasty in our decision making nor too quick to accept the first argument that comes along.

Now, as for the number changing. Either you made a mistake, thinking that there were only 11 players, or you have some way of knowing that two people will die tonight. Which is it, I wonder?

Believe Blood looks extremely suspicious, my role tells me that he is innocent.

Don't have time to write anything more right now.

Brik: He looks as clean as a washed and waxed whistle, and he's making fantastic arguments,
but what he's not doing, however, is taking action. Fine paragraphs of logic, I will give him that.
You might notice though, that he almost never accuses or votes after his long-drawn-out thoughts.
He's waiting for someone to understand and agree with him and vote in favor of his logic, in order
to not look suspicious for doing it first, and then he will take action, but not before.
If he's so in favor of not lynching, then I would like to know why he hasn't voted that yet.

Don't have time to write anything more right now.

Day 1: Second vote count.

[2] The Silent One: Believeblood, Pachino
[1] Gold: Brikmaethor

waitwut

Does a role like that exsist when we haven't even had a single night pass?