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I’m not sure if the number of dead power roles supports your claim. We started with 6 power roles, a secret role, and some number of monks. With 9 dead how many power roles would be hit at random?
Really bad math, but a quick calculation: assume 3 monks (conservative estimate)
that’s 9 power roles against 30 players with 9 dead:
[badmath] 9*(9/30) = 81/30 = 2.7 [/badmath]
So 3 dead power roles seems to me to be within expectations.
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Again with the math, sigh. Please understand this is not a math game it is a people game. Math has little to no bearing.
What power roles have been discussed in depth?
What power roles are dead?
Is there a danger in not participating in the discussion? If so, does this force said power role to talk about their role?
The point is we don’t KNOW what got Hal Briston killed. It could have been luck. It also could have been the fact that his role was discussed in depth and he was forced to participate. Do you grant that as a possibility?
If so, does it not make sense that he may have left something that the cult picked up on? So why take this risk again?
Also please answer these:
What is the goal of the believers? How do they go about achieving this goal?
What is the goal of the cult? How do they go about achieving this goal?