[[ ok long post Im so sorry, this will try to summarize all my thoughts. Skip straight to bottom for why Homestar seems sus
Reme shrugged. "I'm not entirely sure how this game works, but I can at least assure you I'm not lying. I don't have any "powers" to prove myself, so all you have is my word. Unless other people have powers that could confirm my lack of them, in which case, I am fully willing to let anyone do as such."
Fuse first says he has no powers.
Clovis sighed deeply and crossed his arms. “As much as I’d like to contribute something useful, I’m acting dead weight right now.”
Sind also claims the same.
Wes frowned. “So are you saying you’re also ‘vanilla’ or whatever without any powers?”
“I did indeed say that, yes.”
Wes clarifies this as well, so we have confirmed that
Sind and
Fuze are claiming pure vanilla.
"From my understanding, informed wasn't one of the powers our... malevolent benefactor (that sounds cool doesn't it?) mentioned. It's not an outlandish claim but... You, uhhh..."
We have no confirmation 'informed' might be in play but we don't know it isn't. Wes/Yellow has no really reason to say there's two rolecops in play if Mafia, as well as no reason to latter beg the other rolecop to stay silent!
[[To be clear, I'm asking @Fusion if he happened to get any information with his role, since he's already claiming.
Wind asks Fuze to say if he go any 'additional' information with his role. Hm. Odd to ask if he got 'info' if he already said he was vanilla.
"Yes, actually. I was told there was an odd number of town. At first I thought that odd, but with so many of us starting to claim vanilla or cops, that might actually be of use." Reme nodded. "And, please, don't just call me Gardevoir. It's Reme." She was starting to feel like a broken record...
Fuse replies with the unsubstantiated claim he too has been informed of a clue -
There's an odd number of town.
The question is, why not offer this innocuous detail earlier? It's not a particularly crazy piece of info that could get anyone targeted. And you
could argue it seemed too trivial to bring up by why only bring up when conveniently
prompted? Worth thinking about, but not doing any strong suspicions.
Role Cop (At night, select a player to see what role they have, if any.)
-Assuming correct information we have two of these in this setup. Returns "Vanilla" for powerless characters if they are goons or villagers, so less reliable than a Cop in town hands but very frighting in Mafia hands because they can oust the Cop or whatnot in scumchat and we would never even know to protect them. It is a likely assumption that one is Town and the other is Mafia. With two town Rolecops the only notable roles to find would be Juggernaut or Serial Killer so I think that's unlikely. If you are a Town Rolecop and you find another Rolecop please please please report them because they are Mafia and also way more powerful than you are because of that.]
Phan here
begs the rolecop town to oust themselves. This is odd to say if one was town because the goal is actually to KEEP our powers unknown from Mafia! They could very well recommend to just cast suspicion but we don't want to oust our rolecop so early, right?
Again, not gurantee sus but this is a tad odd.
-In this game all vanillas, regardless of alignment, were given a hint in some capacity. If your hint sounds like something a mafia player might contradict in a lie, keep it secret so we can use it to oust them. If it's only helpful to us than let us know.
At what point was this ever specified?
This is a huge assumption/call to say and I demand some backing for this. This could very easily cause a round of false suspicion cast all around the town if we think all our vanilla members are hiding something!
To be clear I'm not currently suspicious, just wondering where this came from!
HOWEVER phan does suggest keeping secrets safe to oust mafia so that is a point in favor. Could be a galaxy mafia ploy to knock defenses down. Could be a vanillaMafia feature to make the game easier too. No sus yet.
"Yeah, fuck this," Mike decided aloud, watching the acrobatic chaos. He pushed his hand into his back pocket and produced his letter.
"I checked the bastard last night," Mike announced, pointing at the strange wolfish digivolved thing. "That's our Serial Killer right there. Check my slip if you want, I don't give a damn."
He flipped his letter open, revealing what was written within:
[Ah yes, first claim of the day. Yet the letter is blank, he can provide no backing, and he only said this AFTER Phan's post.
There's TWO options: Homestar is
lying, or telling the
truth. When prodded, his weak excuse for not saying something earlier is "Too involved in RP" but the FIRST THING that happened is Abra stomping Mike's foot. EVEN IN RP there's absolutely no reason to drag out the ankle injury and stuff and not Accuse Abra MUCH MUCH earlier
unless Homestar was emboldened by Phan's post and slipped up, trying to make a gamble to get a rolecop revealed/eliminate someone who might actually be really valuable to town.
If Abra was truly SK Homestar OR MIKE would've said something way earlier since he was constantly antagonized.
All I'm saying is there's a lot more holes in Homestars narrative than abrapunk and while we don't want to not lynch the alarming number bandwagoning for Abra says something. Consider this.
What's the
best way to guarantee everyone would want to kill someone valuable to town? Accuse them of being a serial killer.
FIRST Phan heavily implies/says that
getting rid of SK is super important no matter what.
Then and ONLY then did Homestar make his accusation.
We may be about to lynch our doctor or cop for all we know. Someone so valuable it's well worth the risk of being caught ooorrrrr. Homestar jumped the gun but it doesn't matter because we might be about to kill doctor or cop anyway, plus it could force the real cop to try to counterclaim.
Just saying.
TL;DR
Sind, Yellow, Fuze claim pure Vanilla.
Homestar claims TOWNIE Rolecop (only after reading phans explantion post) I sus him as Mafia Rolecop]]