First, I was obviously talking about the previous day. Considering we almost had a no-lynch on a talos recruit, it's only logical the ones who avoided voting him have the most suspicion.
Second, this is not only an assumption as it has been pretty much proven by facts, with Nes'
Paladin of Lathander (Elite bodyguard) role, that there were some power roles that had a god, but weren't part of the cult itself. If all power roles could be recruited, I or the 2 power roles that I investigated would have had a high chance of being recruited. The 2 cult members that we lynched were townies. 2+2+3 = 7
Third, I said if you are not plainly lying, then the townie role that could change upon a certain condition seems dangerous to me. We're in the middle of cults, so unless you have a link to another character, the possibility your role changes if you're recruited comes naturally to mind, no? As for investigations, last night showed me that even when I investigate someone he can turn cult in the same damn night without me knowing it. So I'd rather avoid wasting time on claimed townies really...
Fourth, AD is an exception as he would be a likely target for investigation at this point. But Sierra & me have already pointed out that we badly need to nail the Cult Leader, not Recruits. And whether AD is lying or not, which I'm inclined to think is the latter considering the ultra quick wagon on him as a mean of distraction, there's no way he's the leader. At worse he's lathander.
Fifth, true. I read your explanation about condition and thought WC. Anyway the point remains the whole thing is fishy. I can't count how many times scum claimed townie (locked role) to save their asses.
Sixth, since you claimed
townie and you and Skittles have both provided pretty solid reasons to have my suspicion, as with Kwanton's case, I see no cons to your lynch. If you're really the townie you claim to be, we'll know what to do tonight. But I still think you're the most likely to be cult at this point.
Seventh, just wanted a seventh. Night scummies
