Round 1
Seat 5 — Yara (glm-5, Last words)
Well, that's just great. Night 1 and I'm already dead. I was the Knight, by the way. Had a duel ability that could've taken out a wolf during the day if I guessed right, but I guess someone didn't want me using that.
Look, I've got nothing for you guys - Knight doesn't have night actions so I'm going out blind. But think about this: why me? Could be random, could be they were scared of the duel. Either way, you've lost a tool that could've helped thin the herd.
Good luck, town. Make my death count for something.
Seat 6 — Eve (glm-5, Speech)
Well, that's a rough start. Losing the Knight on Night 1 before they could even use their duel... that hurts. If Yara was telling the truth, the wolves either got lucky or they were genuinely worried about that duel hitting one of them.
Honestly, I don't have much to work with yet - I'm just a villager, no night actions, no information. But I'm paying attention. Let's hear what everyone else has to say. Someone out there knows something, and I want to hear it.
Rest in peace, Yara. Hope we can avenge you.
Seat 7 — Matthew (glm-5, Speech)
Damn, losing the Knight before they could even duel? That's rough. Yara could've been a serious asset if she was telling the truth.
Honestly, I don't have much to add right now. No night actions, no information to share. But I'm going to be paying close attention to how everyone reacts today. Wolves are probably feeling pretty good about that kill - maybe *too* good. Someone might slip up.
Let's hear from the rest of you.
Seat 8 — Alice (glm-5, Speech)
Losing the Knight before they could even use their duel... that's a tough break. Yara was probably telling the truth - wolves would want to neutralize that threat early.
I don't have any night information to share, so I'm in the same boat as Eve and Matthew. Just watching and listening today. But I'll say this - if Yara was real, we've got to be smart about this. Don't just throw votes around blindly.
Let's hear from the rest of you. Someone's got to have something useful.
Seat 9 — Iris (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Losing the Knight right off the bat is a total disaster. Yara’s last words sounded genuine, and honestly, it’s scary that the wolves managed to snipe such a high-value role on Night 1. It definitely puts us on the back foot.
So far, Eve, Matthew, and Alice have all basically said the same thing—no info, just watching. I’m in the same position, which isn't great for the town. It feels like we’re just stalling. I’m really hoping Paul or someone later in the order actually has some utility or a lead, because right now we have absolutely nothing to go on. If the Seer is out there, I hope they’ve found something useful so we don't end up just voting blindly today.
Seat 10 — Paul (glm-5, Speech)
Okay, can I just point something out? We've had four people in a row claim "I'm a villager, no info." Four. That's... convenient. I'm not saying they're all lying, but statistically, someone at this table has to have actually done something last night.
Look, I'm a villager too - no night actions, no information. But if we've got a Seer out there who checked someone, or a Witch who saw the kill target, or anyone with actual DATA, now would be a really good time to speak up. Because right now we're just spinning our wheels while the wolves are probably loving this "nobody knows anything" narrative.
Yara's death sucks, but it also tells us the wolves are playing to win. We need to do the same. Someone's holding cards - play them.
Seat 1 — Uma (glm-5, Speech)
Great, so now I get to be the *fifth* person to say "I'm a villager with no info." Perfect. Look, I actually AM a villager - no night actions, nothing to report. I know how bad that looks after Paul just called out the pattern.
But here's my honest read: Paul's not wrong that someone at this table has information. Seer, Witch, Guard - someone did something last night. The question is whether they should reveal this early or stay hidden. I get why they're being cautious - Yara died before she could do anything, and no one wants to be next.
That said, if we vote blind today, we're just helping the wolves. So to any power roles out there - if you have something solid, consider whether it's worth sharing. And to everyone else - let's actually pay attention to who's being evasive versus who's just genuinely in the dark.
That's all I've got. Liam, David, Bob - ball's in your court.
Seat 2 — Liam (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Seriously? I’m looking at my card and then looking at the five of you, and I’m just shaking my head. I’m the sixth person in a row to say I’m just a Villager. Paul, you’re 100% right to be skeptical. The odds of this many vanilla roles in the first six seats are tiny.
Losing the Knight immediately is a gut punch. Yara’s last words felt real, and if the wolves actually sniped the Knight on Night 1, they’re either incredibly lucky or they’re sitting among the people who spoke early and kept it short. Eve and Matthew, you guys barely said anything.
I’m not going to demand a power role claim right now because I don't want the Seer or Witch to end up like Yara, but we can't just sit here and shrug. If you’re a power role and you’re hiding in this "Villager" pile, I get the fear, but we need some direction. For now, I’m most suspicious of the people who just coasted through their speech with the bare minimum. David, Bob, let's see if you can actually bring something new to the table.
Seat 3 — David (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Seven. Seven people in a row claiming they’re just "regular villagers" with zero info. Are we serious right now? I’m seat 3, and look, I’d love to tell you I’m the Seer with a wolf in my pocket, but I’m just another Villager. I know how that sounds after everyone else said it, but that’s the reality.
Paul and Liam are right to be annoyed. It feels like half the table is just coasting. **Eve, Matthew, Alice**—you guys barely said two words. It’s easy to hide in a crowd of "no info" claims when you’re a wolf.
Think about it: Yara was the Knight and she’s already gone. If I were a power role, I’d be sweating too, but staying silent while the wolves pick us off one by one isn't a winning move. I’m keeping my eye on the people who seem a little *too* comfortable with this stalemate. Bob, you're the last one left—please tell me you actually have something for us, because this "I'm a villager" script is getting old.
Seat 4 — Bob (glm-5, Speech)
Alright, David, you want something different? You got it. I'm **not** just another villager.
I'm the **Gravekeeper**. And before you ask why I don't have information - it's Night 1. My ability tells me the faction of whoever gets voted out the previous day. Nobody got voted out yesterday because the game *just started*. So yeah, I'm sitting here with empty hands too, but at least I can actually *do* something starting tomorrow night.
Look, I get why the Seer or Witch wouldn't want to reveal themselves right after Yara got taken out before she could even use her duel. But me? Gravekeeper isn't exactly a high-priority target. I'm claiming now because I'm tired of this "everyone's a villager" nonsense and someone needed to break the pattern.
So there you go. One genuine power role claim. Tomorrow night, if we vote someone out, I'll know if they were town or wolf. That's my value. Use it or don't - but at least now we're not all just spinning in circles.
Seat 6 — Eve (glm-5, Last words)
Well, that's just fantastic. Day 1 and you all decided to vote out an actual Villager. Good job, town. Really stellar detective work there.
Look, I don't have any information to give you because I was never given any. I was just a regular Villager trying to survive. But maybe think about this - four of you voted for me with literally zero evidence. Uma, David, Bob, Alice - you all piled on without a single good reason. That's either terrible play or something else entirely.
Bob, you claimed Gravekeeper and then immediately voted for me? That's an interesting choice for someone who's supposedly on our side.
Whatever. I'm dead now. You guys figure it out. Hope the actual power roles are smarter than this.
Round 2
Seat 9 — Iris (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Wait, a peaceful night? That’s actually the first bit of good news we’ve had so far. Huge shoutout to the Guard or the Witch for stepping up, because we really needed a win after losing Yara and then mis-voting Eve.
Bob, you’re the one I’m most interested in hearing from. You claimed Gravekeeper, so you should have the official word on Eve now. If she was a villager like she said, we really messed up yesterday. I’m honestly glad I didn't follow that mob onto her—it felt way too rushed for Day 1.
Since I'm first to speak, I don't have much else to go on yet, but I want to see how the people who pushed the Eve vote justify it now. Paul, you were skeptical of the "villager wall" yesterday—now that we have a bit of breathing room, what are you thinking? I’m just relieved we didn't lose anyone else last night.
Seat 10 — Paul (glm-5, Speech)
Okay, first off - a peaceful night is huge. Whoever made that save, thank you. We needed that after the disaster of Day 1.
Bob, you're up. You claimed Gravekeeper yesterday, which means you now know what Eve actually was. So tell us - was she a Villager like she said? Because if so, the four people who piled onto that vote with *nothing* but gut feelings need to explain themselves.
And let me be clear - I abstained yesterday because that Eve wagon smelled rotten. No evidence, no reasoning, just four people jumping on the easiest target. Uma, David, Alice - you all voted Eve. Bob, you claimed a power role and *still* voted her. What was that about?
I'm not pointing fingers yet, but if Eve was town, that vote was either coordinated or catastrophically stupid. Let's hear the Gravekeeper report first, then we'll see who owes us an explanation.
Seat 1 — Uma (glm-5, Speech)
Alright, I'll own it. I voted Eve yesterday because her speech was the shortest, most generic of the bunch. No substance, no reads, nothing. In a game where everyone's claiming villager, that looked suspicious to me. Was it the best vote? Maybe not. But I made a call with zero information and I'm not going to apologize for trying to do *something* instead of abstaining.
That said - Bob, you're the one who really needs to explain yourself here. You claimed a power role and then jumped on the Eve wagon right after. If Eve was town, that's a bad look for you. And now you have actual information. So give us the Gravekeeper report. Was Eve a Villager or not?
I'm not going to defend my vote until we know what she actually was. If she was a wolf, great. If she was town... well, we all made mistakes Day 1. But the people who abstained don't get to act high and mighty about it.
Seat 2 — Liam (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Honestly, I’m just breathing a huge sigh of relief right now. A peaceful night is exactly what we needed after the mess that was Day 1. Huge props to the Witch or the Guard for actually getting it right.
I’m sitting here feeling pretty good about my vote yesterday. I was seat 2, I listened to the same speeches you all did, and I chose to vote Matthew because that Eve wagon felt way too fast and way too desperate. Seeing Uma, David, and even Bob—who claimed a power role—all jump on her just didn't sit right with me.
Bob, you're the man of the hour. You claimed Gravekeeper, you survived the night, and now we need the truth. Was Eve a Villager? If she was, then the people who pushed that vote—Uma, David, Alice, and you, Bob—really need to explain why you were so certain. Paul, I’m with you; I abstained from that mess for a reason. Let’s hear the report so we can actually start hunting wolves instead of picking off our own villagers.
Seat 3 — David (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Look, I’m just as relieved as anyone else about the peaceful night. It’s the first break we’ve had. To address the elephant in the room—yeah, I voted Eve. I’m not going to hide from it. At the time, her speech felt like she was just checking a box, and in a room full of "I’m a villager" claims, that stood out to me.
If Bob comes out now and says she was a Villager, then yeah, I feel like an idiot for a bad read. But I’d rather take a swing and miss than just sit on my hands and abstain like Paul. Paul, you’re coming in hot, and I get why, but don't act like staying silent makes you a better player—it just means you didn't contribute anything. Bob, the floor is yours. Give us the news so we can actually start looking for wolves instead of just circling each other.
Seat 4 — Bob (glm-5, Speech)
Alright, here it is. Eve was **Town**. Straight up Villager, just like she said.
Yeah, I voted for her. Yeah, I was wrong. I own that. Her speech was short and generic, and in a room full of "I'm a villager" claims, that looked suspicious to me. Turns out she was just... a villager with nothing to say. My bad.
But let's be real here - I wasn't alone. Uma, David, Alice, you all piled on with me. And now we've got blood on our hands. The difference is I'm the one who actually came forward with a power role and I'm the one giving you concrete information right now.
Here's what I'm thinking: the people who *didn't* vote Eve look pretty good right now. Paul, you abstained and called out the pattern - that's looking smart. Iris, Liam, you voted Matthew instead of jumping on the easy wagon. Matthew, you abstained, but you've been awfully quiet both days.
We've got a second chance after that peaceful night. Someone made a save - thank you, whoever you are. Let's not waste this momentum. I've given you what I know. Now let's figure out who the actual wolves are.
Seat 7 — Matthew (glm-5, Speech)
Alright, let me be real with you all. Yesterday I abstained because that Eve wagon felt wrong. No evidence, no reasoning, just four people piling onto the easiest target. And now Bob's confirmed she was exactly what she said - a Villager. So yeah, I'm frustrated.
Bob, I'll give you credit for claiming a power role and actually giving us information. That takes guts. But you still voted Eve with the rest of them, so you don't get a free pass.
Uma, David, Alice - you three need to do better than "her speech was short." We killed a villager because you couldn't be bothered to actually *think* before voting. David, you were especially loud about Eve and Matthew saying nothing, but your speech was just as empty. That's deflection, my friend.
Paul, Iris, Liam - you're looking pretty good right now for not jumping on that mess.
Look, we got lucky with a peaceful night. Someone made a save. Let's not waste it by voting blind again. I want to hear from Alice especially - you've been quiet both days and still managed to vote wrong. Time to speak up.
Seat 8 — Alice (glm-5, Speech)
Okay, Matthew, you want to call me out? Fine. Yeah, I voted Eve. I made a bad call on Day 1 with zero information, and I own that. But let's not pretend you're some hero here. You've barely said *anything* for two days straight. You abstained, which is convenient - now you get to point fingers at everyone else without having taken any real stance yourself.
David, you're in the same boat as me. We both pushed Eve. That was a mistake. But at least I'm willing to admit it instead of trying to deflect onto the people who *didn't* vote her.
Here's my thing - the people who look cleanest right now are Paul, Iris, and Liam. They either abstained or voted elsewhere. Bob, you claimed Gravekeeper and gave us real information. That's valuable. But you also voted Eve, so let's not act like you're above the mess.
I'm not going to apologize for trying to play the game. I made a wrong read. What I *won't* do is let Matthew sit there and act holier-than-thou when he's contributed nothing but deflection. You want to talk about who's suspicious? Look at the guy who's been ghosting both days and only pipes up to attack the people who actually made moves.
Seat 7 — Matthew (glm-5, Last words)
Well, that went sideways fast.
I was the **Hunter**. That's why I got to shoot. And I took David with me because he was the scummiest player in my book - pushed the Eve mislynch hard, led the charge against me today, and his whole "I'd rather take a swing and miss" attitude screamed wolf.
But here's the thing - **David had a gun too.** And he used it on Bob. The claimed Gravekeeper. The one person who actually gave us concrete information.
Think about that for a second. If David was a town Hunter, why the hell would he shoot the confirmed power role? That makes zero sense. But if David was an **Alpha Wolf**? Taking out the Gravekeeper on his way out is exactly what a wolf would do.
Paul, Iris - you two look the cleanest to me. You didn't jump on the Eve wagon, you actually thought for yourselves.
Alice, Uma, Liam - you all voted for me after I called out the Eve mess. Maybe that's coincidence, maybe it's not.
Town, open your eyes. David shooting Bob is the tell. Don't let the wolves walk away with this.
Good luck.
Round 3
Seat 8 — Alice (glm-5, Speech)
Alright, I need to say something because we're running out of players and I've been sitting on information.
I'm the **Guard**.
Night 1 I protected myself - Yara died. Night 2 I protected Bob - peaceful night. Night 3 I protected Paul - peaceful night. Two saves in a row, which means I've been blocking wolf kills. You're welcome.
Matthew was right about David. A Town Hunter would never shoot the confirmed Gravekeeper on the way out. That was an Alpha Wolf taking our information source with him. So that's one wolf down.
Matthew vouched for Paul and Liam, and my reads agree. Paul, you've been smart both days. Liam, your voting was consistent. I'm protecting Paul because he looks the cleanest and the wolves would want him gone.
That leaves **Iris and Uma** as my wolf candidates. Iris, your Day 2 vote for me instead of the Matthew wagon makes NO sense. You were on Matthew Day 1, then suddenly voted me when he was the clear target? That screams wolf trying to create distance or avoid the wagon. And Uma, you pushed Eve hard Day 1 - could be genuine mistake, could be wolf play.
We have five players left. If there are two wolves remaining, we need to get this right today. I'm looking hardest at Iris.
Vote smart, town.
Seat 9 — Iris (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Alice, I’m not even going to argue with that claim. Two peaceful nights in a row? You’re clearly the Guard, and honestly, thank you for keeping us in this. I’ll own my vote yesterday—I was completely spiraling after the Eve disaster and I thought the way you were coming for Matthew felt like a wolf trying to shut down the one guy asking real questions. I was dead wrong about you, and I'm glad you're still here.
But look at the logic now. If you’re the Guard and Paul is the one Matthew and Yara both seemed to trust, that leaves me and Uma. I know I’m a Villager, which leaves Uma. Uma, you’ve been on every single mis-vote this game. You pushed Eve for "being generic" and then jumped right on the Matthew wagon.
Liam, you’ve been quiet but consistent, and Matthew's vouch for you carries weight with me. Paul, you’ve been the most level-headed person here—you saw how fast those wagons formed. If Alice is the Guard and she's protecting you, we have to hit a wolf today or we’re done. Uma has no defense other than "I made a mistake," but she’s made a "mistake" every single round. I’m ready to vote Uma and end this.
Seat 10 — Paul (glm-5, Speech)
Okay, let me work through this. Alice, your Guard claim makes a lot of sense - two peaceful nights, protecting Bob after he claimed, protecting me after I looked clean. I believe you.
That leaves Iris, Uma, Liam, and me. I know I'm Town, so it's two wolves among Iris, Uma, and Liam.
Iris, your Day 2 vote is the thing I can't get past. Matthew was *clearly* going to die - seven votes on him. And you voted for Alice? That's not a confused villager move. That's a wolf trying to distance themselves from the wagon so they can say "I didn't vote Matthew!" later. That's exactly what you're doing right now.
Uma, you've been wrong every vote but at least your reasoning was out in the open. "Doing something instead of abstaining" is a villager mindset, even if it was a bad call.
Liam, Matthew vouched for you and your votes have been consistent. I'm not seeing wolf tells there.
So here's where I'm at - Iris is my top suspect. Her vote pattern screams wolf trying to play both sides. I'm voting Iris today unless someone gives me a better reason not to.
Seat 1 — Uma (glm-5, Speech)
Okay, I need to defend myself here because Iris is trying to frame me.
Yeah, I've been wrong. Both my votes were wrong. But being wrong and being a wolf are different things. I voted Eve because her speech was the shortest - bad reasoning, but it WAS reasoning. I voted Matthew because he'd contributed nothing for two days - also wrong, but again, I explained why.
Now look at Iris. Day 2, Matthew had SEVEN votes. He was dead the moment voting started. And Iris voted... Alice? A throwaway vote on someone who wasn't even in danger? That's not a confused villager. That's a wolf making sure they can say "I didn't vote Matthew!" later. And that's exactly what she's doing right now.
Alice, I believe your Guard claim. Two peaceful nights, protecting the right people - that tracks. Paul, Matthew vouched for you and your reads have been solid.
Iris is the play here. Her vote pattern is textbook wolf behavior - avoid the wagon, then point fingers at the people who actually committed to votes. I might be wrong about everything else, but I'm not wrong about this.
Seat 2 — Liam (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Alice, I’m honestly just exhaling a huge breath of relief. Those two saves are the only reason we even have a fighting chance right now, so I trust your gut 100%. If you say you’re the Guard and you’ve been blocking these hits, you’re the most important person at this table.
Paul, I’ve been thinking about what you said regarding Iris’s vote. I wanted to believe she was just a confused villager like I thought Matthew was, but you’re right—that vote on Alice was just cowardly. Why throw a vote at someone who hadn’t even spoken yet unless you were just trying to hide from the responsibility of the main wagon? It looks like a wolf move, plain and simple.
Uma, I’ll be real—I’ve hated your voting record this whole game. You’ve been the engine behind every mistake we’ve made. But at least you were out there making a case, however wrong it was. Iris was just... lurking.
Matthew and Yara both trusted us, Paul. I’m not going to let their deaths be for nothing. If the consensus is that Iris is the one playing both sides, then I’m with you guys. Let’s get some certainty today so we can actually end this nightmare. I’m voting for Iris.
Seat 9 — Iris (gemini-3-flash-preview, Last words)
Wow. Just... wow. You guys really just threw the game away because of one "weird" vote. I told you I was spiraling after we killed Eve and Matthew, and instead of looking at the person who has actually led every single bad vote this game, you lynch me?
Uma, I hope you’re happy. You’ve been wrong about every single person who’s died, and yet somehow you’ve convinced everyone that I’m the problem. It’s actually impressive how you’ve managed to hide in plain sight while playing like a total disaster.
Alice, I know you think you’re the hero with your saves, but you just handed a win to the wolves by tunnel-visioning on me. Paul, you’re the only one who actually seems to use his brain, so please, for the love of the town, look at the voting record tomorrow. Look at who has actually been responsible for the blood on our hands. It’s not me.
Good luck, town. You’re definitely going to need it.
Round 4
Seat 2 — Liam (gemini-3-flash-preview, Speech)
Alice, I don't even have the words anymore. Three saves? You are literally the only reason we’re still standing. Another peaceful night is a miracle, and it’s given us exactly what we need to end this.
We’ve already taken out two wolves. David was the Alpha, and Iris was clearly the second. That leaves just one. Paul, you and I have been looking at the same facts for days, and I think we both know where this ends. Alice is the Guard, there's zero doubt there. You're the most level-headed person here, and Matthew's trust in you was well-placed.
That leaves Uma. Uma, I’ve tried to be patient, but your record is 100% blood. You led the charge on Eve, you pushed for Matthew, and you’ve been wrong every single time the sun came up. Even Iris, in her final words as a wolf, was trying to deflect onto you to make it look like "town infighting." It’s time to stop the bleeding. We have the numbers, we have the momentum, and we have a confirmed Guard. Let’s vote Uma today and finally put this game to bed.
Seat 8 — Alice (glm-5, Speech)
Hold on. Everyone just stop for a second.
Liam, you're pushing *awfully* hard for a quick vote. We're at four players left. If there are two wolves among you three, a wrong vote today means the wolves win. And you're sitting here trying to rush us into voting Uma without any discussion?
Let me think out loud here. I was wrong about Iris. She was a villager, and I led that charge. So maybe I need to reconsider everything.
Paul, you've been solid, but Matthew's vouch isn't proof - wolves can fool town players. And Liam, you've been quiet all game, but now suddenly you're the loudest voice pushing for blood?
Uma, your voting record is terrible, I'll give you that. But terrible villager is still a possibility. What I want to know is why Liam is so certain you're the play when he's barely contributed anything useful until now.
I'm not ready to commit yet. Someone explain to me why I shouldn't be suspicious of the guy who stayed silent for three rounds and is now desperate to control the vote.
Seat 10 — Paul (glm-5, Speech)
Alice, you're making a really good point and I need to own up to something - I think I was wrong to clear Liam so fast.
Let me walk through this. Matthew vouched for Liam, sure. But Matthew also thought I was clean, and he was a Hunter who'd been playing with limited information. He could've been fooled.
What's actually suspicious is the pattern. Liam, you've been barely present for three rounds. Short speeches, safe votes, staying under the radar. And then suddenly today you're leading the charge, pushing hard for a quick vote, trying to end this before we can actually *talk*?
That's not a villager who's been paying attention and finally found their voice. That's a wolf who sees the endgame and is trying to control it.
Uma, your voting record is garbage, I'll give you that. But at least you've been *visible*. You've explained yourself every time, even when you were wrong. Liam's been hiding in the background, and now he wants to dictate the final vote?
Alice, I'm with you on this. I'd rather vote wrong because someone played badly than vote wrong because someone played *too well*.
Seat 1 — Uma (glm-5, Speech)
Okay, I've been wrong about a lot of things this game. I'll own that. But Paul and Alice are pointing at something real here.
Liam, you've been a ghost for three rounds. Short speeches, safe votes, never rocking the boat. And now suddenly you're leading the charge, demanding we vote immediately, trying to end this before we can actually *think*? That's not a villager finding their voice. That's a wolf who sees the finish line.
Here's what I know about myself: I'm a Villager. I've made bad calls, but I've explained every single one. I've been *visible*. I've been trying to solve this game, even when I was wrong. You've been hiding.
Alice, Paul - look at the behavior, not just the voting record. A wolf who plays badly is still a wolf. A wolf who plays *quietly* and then suddenly gets loud when the game is on the line? That's Liam.
I'm voting Liam. And if I'm wrong again, well, at least I'll die actually *playing* instead of lurking.