Minr Mafia XXII - Spirits (Game Over)

[Lystacrl]

Honestly not quite sure who to vote for at this point, I feel like we haven’t been getting anywhere at all. Not much information to go off on and that’s not great at this point of the game. I can’t give out any new info as I was roleblocked last night so I wasn’t able to use my ability, tho i’m not quite sure who would role block me, I’m gonna assume it would be a mafia member as I can’t see an innocent deciding to roleblock me. For now I’m just gonna keep my vote where it is until more information is gathered.

 

[Robert Blake]

As I said during the night, I don't trust Doyle at this point, for reasons explained in my post during the night. The Conductor seems to have either changed the rules on night time voting, or missed that vote, so I'll refresh it

#vote arhur doyle

As I said last time, if anyone has information, please say it.

 

[Lord Boreal]

As I said during the night, I don't trust Doyle at this point, for reasons explained in my post during the night. The Conductor seems to have either changed the rules on night time voting, or missed that vote, so I'll refresh it

#vote arhur doyle

As I said last time, if anyone has information, please say it.

Doyle was the very first person to vote for the mafia-controlled Coulter yesterday, so I highly doubt he’d out one of his own.

 

[Robert Blake]

Doyle was the very first person to vote for the mafia-controlled Coulter yesterday, so I highly doubt he’d out one of his own.

Fair enough

I'm not going to unvote, however, simply because I can't

 

[The Conductor]

Todays' update will be slightly delayed. Votes will still be locked in at the usual time, any vote after that will be considered null and void.

 

[Moriarty]

At this point, I have two votes, as do Lovecraft and Hepburn.

Since I have these two votes purely due to randomization, I don't know if I'll be considered as the person who reached the highest threshold of votes first. I'm acting purely out of self-preservation here, due to the fact that no one cast their vote for me intentionally. Since Hepburn has claimed (with substantial evidence) to be Watcher, Lovecraft would be the best possible option (although no option is ideal), considering I don't know if they have a role in the first place.

If random votes don't count for the highest threshold, then Lovecraft would have been killed regardless, due to the fact that Doyle voted him long before Pritchett cast his vote for Hepburn. I'm sorry Lovecraft, this is nothing personal.

#VOTE Howard Lovecraft

 

[Howard Lovecraft]

Okay this is a tad hurtful, considering I haven't done a goddamn suspicious thing all game, and am trying my best out here to make sense of everything, but if self preservation is gonna be your goal here, go off sweetie xx

Now please, does anyone have any real evidence to present to help us try and find a mafia member? I'm not gonna be petty and try and vote for someone for no reason to save myself, because I'm more of a team player than some of us here.

 

[The Conductor]

The further along the journey the passengers got, the slower the days seemed to go by.As a heavy silence started to become more and more common, weighing on everyone's mind like a big, dark cloud of pessimism, one thing was terribly clear: No matter what their intentions were, time was running out.

Everyone tried desperately to cling to some semblance of routine. The majority of passengers were attempting to seclude themselves in a feeble attempt to feel a little safer than in the public corridors, though they all knew this did not count as any form of safety whatsoever, judging by the events of the last possible days. Others tried to find comfort in the company of people who were seemingly confirmed to be innocent of the bloodbath that had taken place so far.

Montalbano, however, felt more restless than ever before, seemingly for no good reason other than a sense of dread, a premonition of what was to come. Seemingly the only one to initially deduce what had happened the previous day, he felt like he had painted a rather large target on his back and grew more and more paranoid, and resorted to carrying around his suitcase wherever he went, as some form of makeshift weapon, or shield - whatever the situation might be. Resorting to eating his meals in his private cabin for some semblance of protection, he heard voices being raised in the adjacent hallway. he sighed. Lord Boreal and Arthur Doyle were at it again, hardly giving each other a moment of respite.

Wary, Montalbano opened his door slightly in an attempt to understand what was being said. This did not go unnoticed, as the moment he did this the voices stifled and shrunk to whispers. They seemed to have come to a partial understanding as they both stared at the doorway and silence started to fill the hallway. When the sun set and dinner time came and went, a loud shout could be heard. Rushing to locate the source of this sound, he found he was not the only one to find Boreal and Hepburn. The former seemed to have accused the other of being suspicious, but by the time everyone had gathered this seemed to have been resolved. Rather, the focus seems to have shifted back to Arthur Doyle, and surprisingly, Meriadoc was accused as well.

However, with minutes to go, Moriarty casts their vote on Lovecraft.

--- VOTE COUNT ---​

[3] Howard Lovecraft - Dr. Constantine, Arthur Doyle, Moriarty
[2] Moriarty - Howard Lovecraft, Ford Prefect
[2] Barton Hepburn - Lystacrl, Victor Pritchett
[1] Arthur Doyle - Robert Blake
[1] Victor Pritchett - Meriadoc
[1] Lystacrl - Barton Hepburn
[1] Montalbano - Montalbano
[1] Meriadoc - Lord Boreal

Lovecraft has been nominated to die.

Howard Lovecraft, the Innocent PASSENGER, was executed at the eleventh hour!

The phase ends at 04:00 am 2019/02/15 UTC.

--- END OF NOTICE ---

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[Lystacrl]

Another innocent dead, seems like the mafia might be winning this game if this is how it keeps going which will be sad to see

 

[Robert Blake]

Arthur Doyle, would you please reveal what information lead you to believe this path was correct?
Just because you voted right once doesn't make you immediately innocent, because it can be an effective strategy for mafia members to vote out other mafia as a kind of scapegoat, trying to ensure their prolonged survival. It has happened before (I'm not sure about on minr, but that is not the only place mafia exists)

 

[Arthur Doyle]

The way Howard and Victor tried to push the vote away from Coulter. Ducks of a feather flock together...Mostly

Other than me, what are your thoughts?

 

[Barton Hepburn]

Victor definetly seemed pretty shady to me personally, perhaps him and Boreal were conversing previously however he really jumped on me fast and still hasnt given me an explanation.

 

[Lord Boreal]

Victor definetly seemed pretty shady to me personally, perhaps him and Boreal were conversing previously however he really jumped on me fast and still hasnt given me an explanation.

Like I said, you decievingly implied that you had watched Prefect when in fact you had really visited Montalbano. An excellent reason to question you, I think. Why wouldn’t I? Unless you mean Pritchett?

 

[Barton Hepburn]

I mean pritchett i understand your reasoning + you actually gave me an explanation

 

[Barton Hepburn]

i just mentioned you in case you and him were talking about voting me prior

 

[Barton Hepburn]

i assume that if an innocent dies tonight its over for them so make sure you all stay alive :smile:

 

[Victor Pritchett]

As I have stated over and over, I wasn't trying to push anyone's vote away from Coulter (who to me was only being controlled by mafia, wasn't actually mafia). I never once told anyone not to vote her. I never once told anyone that voting her was a bad move. I simply gave my reason for me not doing so. If that makes me guilty for not voting her, than every single person on here is guilty for not voting someone. I wanted to avoid lynching maybe another innocent player considering what happened to Peregrin. Please just move on, it means nothing anymore.

As for voting Hepburn, the reason for voting you this time is the same as last. I don't believe you are innocent. My opinion on your alignment has nothing to do with Lord Boreal. I got an alert, and then voted. You only seemly talk or give info when you've been voted or mentioned, and your info doesn't seem reliable. After looking at all 12 people left, you just don't seem innocent to me. If I'm wrong, I apologize. I'm not after you for anything personal, just don't trust you.

"if an innocent dies tonight its over for them" ? Wouldn't it be over for us?

 

[The Conductor]

The engine with murderous blood was damp
And was brilliantly lit with a brimstone lamp;
An imp, for fuel, was shoveling bones,
While the furnace rang with a thousand groans.


While the train rushed on at an awful pace-
The sulphurous fumes scorched their hands and face;
Wider and wider the country grew,
As faster and faster the engine flew.
Louder and louder the thunder crashed
And brighter and brighter the lightning flashed;
Hotter and hotter the air became
Till the clothes were burned from each quivering frame.


And out of the distance there arose a yell,
"Ha, ha," said a voice,"we're nearing hell"
Then oh, how the passengers all shrieked with pain
And begged the conductor to stop the train.
But he capered about and danced for glee,
And laughed and joked at their misery.
"My faithful friends, you have done the work
And the devil never can a payday shirk.

As such, the bill was paid, with an update slight delayed.


Moriarty, the Innocent SWAPPER, found themselves observing the rails a little more closely!

---NOTICE --- ​

The phase ends at 04:00 am 2019/02/18 UTC.

--- VOTE COUNT ---​

Spoiler: Votes

Lord Boreal votes Victor Pritchett
Meriadoc votes Lystacrl
Lystacrl votes Robert Blake
Barton Hepburn votes Lord Boreal
Montalbano votes Lord Boreal
Robert Blake votes Dr. Constantine
Arthur Doyle votes Ford Prefect
Dr. Constantine votes Dr. Constantine
Victor Pritchett votes Meriadoc
Howard Lovecraft votes Barton Hepburn
Ford Prefect votes Barton Hepburn

--- END OF NOTICE --- ​

 

[Robert Blake]

#vote barton hepburn

I think Victor Pritchett is on to something here

 

[Barton Hepburn]

Fine vote me sell yourself down the river its over anyway