no marl just common sensed
they don’t know for sure, they just place their vote and see where it lands unless they’re the one holding the card lol.
…that’s not common sense
it’s common sense that mm doesn’t know who the sacrifice is, otherwise they wouldn’t have voted me twice in CH1
remember MM also wins if the keymaster gets voted out, so it’s not like the MM is entirely focused on the sacrifice.
voting out keymaster is an instant win, and voting out sacrifice is a +1 to MM’s win condition.
it would be waaay too obvious who the MM was if they consistently voted the sacrifice in every main game
so my issue here is
you’re claiming that this entire thing was an RT to look for a weird response, despite the fact it would be impossible to deduce the MM this way because they don’t know who the sacrifice was
so i’m led to thinking that there was no solving intent behind this and it was just to get you all out of the PoE
back into the no solving section you go
there was an intent to solve
but i misunderstood the mechanics
also nobody cares about your tier list anyway 
1 Like
id say unless they got it, or atleast know who it can be
MM should just go for the sac vote here still
MM can KM hunt next main game when there are 11-10 people left in the group
which helps the game state from a town perspective because we had control over the card until the last minute
i’m pretty sure they didn’t go about doing this with the hope that the sacrifice would real claim
like i know i’m a bit of a pessimist but i don’t see how you could have expected this to happen
to be completely honest I haven’t seen Whysper at all since Chapter 1 so maybe that’s why I’m a bit more biased in voting her lol
Trochi did, actually
it’s because of the way we built our team
the only way the sac would have outed to them is if the sac was on their team, and in my case, I was.
no it was like 99% to gauge for a reaction that apparently means nothing because the mastermind, contrary to the name, knows nothing