No they are both killing /s
But mastermind IS also more special then hunter. However I don’t see you giving it a unneeded buff like unlimited cooldown
To clarify my stance, I’m not really for or against this change, but if it is implemented it should always work the same for Drunk and Alcoholic.
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Because HH is supposed to be that immunity-piercing move
I’d argue your simplicity argument should apply against Prince here
Not to mention having a way to stop executes is relatively fringe but both fun as hell and a tactic that should be allowable
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And what if you are drunk who firmly believes the knight isn’t assassin and you want prince to not lose all his executes.
There is now a way
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If that’s the best use of your abilities, you’re probably not doing it right. If there is still scum left, you’re better off aiming for them.
It’s also the only reason I would support this change. 
I referenced that in the suggestion to make it different for Alcoholic.
The way you stop executes is by looking townie to the Prince, which is already allowable. If you’re not town enough to the leader of the village, you should be in a perilous state.
I don’t see why choosing to convert an Alcoholic to cover for risky plays is somehow a bad tactical choice
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Prince thinks he’s the leader of this town. I’ll show him!
HOLDDD MYYYYY… Hic… BEER!
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I mean, still it could be useful in some scenarios the prince>everything else was a little extreme but
But I love coinflipping competition.
Also while that is true for the game as a whole if you are looking at an individual ability or class from the PoV of the person using it then it’s a different story.
For example Priest is fun but the fact that she is so unbalanced outweighed that fact