Now why would Priestess town flip look bad for me or anyone? She claimed scum and hasn’t as far as we can tell a single honest thing.
What I would look at here is people who stayed off the wagon like Marg for example
I don’t count Marg. I think they might have a no-push pact with each other that doesn’t take into account if one or the other rolls scum. Am I correct in that assumption Priestess or Marg?
It’ll hurt the first few times.
But the more people that know how to do this, the less special I am. 
With context, I don’t think it looks that bad for anyone beyond Marcus voteparking from the start of day when the main reason they voted was “neut claim” apparently.
Right.
So now you have an idea of who scum may be, a general FoS.
Then overnight/during the day tomorrow narrow down the FoS.
I feel like I’m writing an algorithm or something extremely complicated, especially in a setup as complex as this
That’s pretty much it. I struggle with social stuff sometimes
Algorithms are easier for me sometimes
If this is the case throw in logs.
Anyone who is town will always follow the evidence
Going back on this.
I’d divide Priestess voters in two sections:
Pre-Lie
Post-Lie
Pre-Lie would be Marcus/Dat. These would look worse for votes if town flip since at that point Priestess being town was still fairly plausible.
Post-Lie would be Math and everyone after. I wouldn’t read too hard into these beyond Math’s intentions of starting the wagon.
I’ll copy them
Logs:
Priestess the Sentinel
n1. Detainment htm
d2. Alertness + getting lynched ;D
I think there is one scum in each if town/Gneut/NK flip, one scum in general if scum/traitor flip.
