RaMafia Special - The End

[AmadisLFE]

I'll vote A-Man to be teh Mayir

[T.O.R.N.A.D.O]

@TheNave, That was my assumption based on 5 mafia in total being over powered. So to balance things out I made the assumption of there being 3 mafia and 2 thugs.

Btw to make this leader vote go one sided, I change my vote to A-man .

[A-Man]

A-MAN is the Doctor.

If I was the doctor, why would I ask for a doctor's help in the first place? One might say I did this to convince the mafia I'm not the doctor even though I could save myself. This line of thought is definitely one of a mafias, though that statement by no means is to say I suspect you yet.

A-MAN was not Mafia's target => he's lying, or he's not lying and somehow got wrong information.

Very unlikely. Someone was attacked and saved. This means either:
-It was the doctor himself who was attacked, but he was protecting himself. The chances are a 1 in a 12.
-The doctor somehow predicted who the victim would be, which wasn't me, and managed to protect him successfully, which chance's even less; 1/16.

A-MAN was Mafia's target => the Doctor is brave, or has a passive ability to automatically save himself (a number of times?), so he took the risk.

Bingo. Plus, I need to mention that if the doctor had not used his ability in such circumstances, I'd think it was a waste giving the doctor ability to this person. Last game, the doctor's ability wasn't even used once, and we still won (civilians). Playing it safe is to idle, idle is to lose, especially in this game. This also applies to voting no-kill in the lynching phase.
(some would say we lost 2 civilians last round when we lynched randomly, but Hellblazer, the last round's sheriff, can confirm this did help him narrow down his options. And eventually figuring out all the mafia players at once.)

[CosmicSarasa]

A-MAN was not Mafia's target => he's lying, or he's not lying and somehow got wrong information.

Very unlikely. Someone was attacked and saved. This means either:
-It was the doctor himself who was attacked, but he was protecting himself. The chances are a 1 in a 12.
-The doctor somehow predicted who the victim would be, which wasn't me, and managed to protect him successfully, which chance's even less; 1/16.

By being targeted, did you meant in the sense of a lynch target? Or was it an skill target?

Obviously you have some active/passive skill that alerts you. Please, supply some clarification.

[Apocalipsis]

If I was the doctor, why would I ask for a doctor's help in the first place? One might say I did this to convince the mafia I'm not the doctor even though I could save myself. This line of thought is definitely one of a mafias, though that statement by no means is to say I suspect you yet.

If you were to be the Doctor, and you somehow got information that you were going to be killed by Mafia, then that would be the best course of action (because probabilities, like you explained).
The problem is, I don't see how you would get such information being the Doctor. I think you're the Insomniac, but it's a possible scenario nonetheless.

Very unlikely. Someone was attacked and saved. This means either:
-It was the doctor himself who was attacked, but he was protecting himself. The chances are a 1 in a 12.
-The doctor somehow predicted who the victim would be, which wasn't me, and managed to protect him successfully, which chance's even less; 1/16.

That's right, if we assume that the Doctor can only save one player at the time.

Bingo. Plus, I need to mention that if the doctor had not used his ability in such circumstances, I'd think it was a waste giving the doctor ability to this person. Last game, the doctor's ability wasn't even used once, and we still won (civilians). Playing it safe is to idle, idle is to lose, especially in this game. This also applies to voting no-kill in the lynching phase.
(some would say we lost 2 civilians last round when we lynched randomly, but Hellblazer, the last round's sheriff, can confirm this did help him narrow down his options. And eventually figuring out all the mafia players at once.)

You mean his active or passive ability? Why wouldn't he use his active ability? Because, I may be wrong, but aren't passive abilities automatically triggered?

[Ramond]

I post here now to officially confirm that Nave is replacing LutiChris this game. I have also edited my previous post accordingly. Good luck!

And to clarify, since this question has popped up a few times: Passive abilities are always "active" (means they always hold, there is no need to 'choose' between your active or passive abilities).

[mfc]

mfc is really annoying, if in doubt I'd rather lynch him than anyone else

I was very happy to see you in game but I am touched.

Dont forget the reason mafia decided on aman:

Let's keep the tradition, lynch aman!

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In the night!

It was to use me as a scapegoat.

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Last game mangad was doc. His special power was 4 vaccines. He could use them on one or multiple people at nights he wanted. Sort of like amplifying his protective powers for limited times.

That might be similar with this round's doc too.

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Leader A-Man

[Rhino.Freak]

A-Man: Obviously not mafia... Don't think I have to explain that one.

Why is it so obvious? I admit it's very likely but it's not a certainty.
Mafia can kill each other. We have a Necromancer role this time, whose role is to revive the dead, if he is on the mafia side this looks like a great plan to try and kill one of themselves and gain people's trust.
For now, we can trust him and see how it goes.

By the way, where's MangaD? He's been awfully quite.

[A-Man]

If you were to be the Doctor, and you somehow got information that you were going to be killed by Mafia, then that would be the best course of action (because probabilities, like you explained).
The problem is, I don't see how you would get such information being the Doctor.

I'd see no need to seek attention then. A doctor would rather want to stay quiet and as far from any sort of spotlight as reasonable. Your problem of lack of information will be addressed in the body of this post, so carry on.

That's right, if we assume that the Doctor can only save one player at the time.

Ability to save 1 person, 2 or even 3 persons. 3/16 is still bad.

You mean his active or passive ability? Why wouldn't he use his active ability? Because, I may be wrong, but aren't passive abilities automatically triggered?

I am sure saving someone would be considered an active ability, since one needs to declare the name of the person(s) they want to rescue.

By being targeted, did you meant in the sense of a lynch target? Or was it an skill target?

Obviously you have some active/passive skill that alerts you. Please, supply some clarification.

I meant a target for the mafia to kill that night. But yes, you got it, and the mafia and everyone have probably got it too by now.


GATHER AROUND, EVERYONE. IT"S TIME FOR A PLOT-TWIST (I hope this won't result in lynching me like the last time)

Ladies and gentlemen, simply put, I happen to be your mentalist. Pretty OP I admit. I have got nothing to fear now, so I'll lay my cards for everyone to see:

Active: Once per a turn I get to name a profession to Ramond, and I get a word on whether the person of that profession is a mafia or not.

Passive: I get a report from Ramond on who's the mafia's next target. This means I will be able to inform everyone of the mafia's target before the night ends, just a while after the mafia have decided on their target.

And of course, any attacks on me would go in vain simply because of an easily deducible reason. So I'll ask the mafia not to waste their time on me, and try to hunt someone else instead.

[TheNave]

sounds legit... so you can tell us wether professions are mafia aligned or not, what was the first night result?

oh and yes, I vote A-Man for the leader aswell, the Apoc-vote from last post was supposed to be for lynching