Well, someone killed the maid after he brought me to the Basement.
You glimpsed someone murdering the Maid. It was either the Admiral, the Banker, the Diplomat, the Professor, a Stranger, the Vicar or - and this can’t be right, but it did look a lot like you - yourself…
You heard a padding noise as someone left the Basement.
Vell, zis eez a clue. Kind of.
Wasn’t me. Wasn’t a dead guy (the admiral). We’ll have to watch the rest for a bit.
Tecslicer’s hiding is rather odd, but may just be to get away from the murderer.
@Rodlen: What I meant was, you can’t glimpse a murder you committed yourself.
Unless of course, he fabricated it. Which could be the case considering I’m baffled why he would share this information otherwise.
Someone hid me. I was quite satisfied to stay unhidden and continue to clumsily bludgeon my fellow guests (I am giving up peacefulness for lent) but no…
“Conceal a named Guest (known as the Target) that they share a room with. Upon taking this Action, if the Target is present in the same room as the Guest concealing them and the Target has become Dead or Restrained since the lights last went out, then the Target becomes Missing and their Actual State becomes their health state prior to becoming Missing.”
Dead or restrained?
By the way, you just sort of violated rule 2.12 Silence by revealing unrevealed information about things that have happened to you while you are hidden.
And if he violated 2.12, what then? No punishment or consequence is laid out in the rules.
If someone starts wilfully violating Rule 2.12, I imagine we’d kick them out or work around it (the same way we would if a dead player stood up said “this game is stupid, me and these other two guys were Mafia” in a game of Mafia) - it’s probably a bit much to have an automatic punishment, when it’s easy to say small things accidentally.
The main reason it’s there is just to tell people to try not to do it, and to make it unambiguous that a DoV that openly hinged on interviewing a load of dead guests wouldn’t fly.
Can’t have been me, I couldn’t route to the basement last night (not being a servant, and not being there already).
How have I broken the rule. These things that I have mentioned happened before, or Right before, or At the time of (My concealment) my going missing.
By the same reasoning, it isn’t Wak, Anonyman, yabba, or Darth. If this info is true, the murderer is almost certainly tecslicer. On the other hand, we have no obvious reason to believe Rodlen.
Oh, or it could be Rodlen if he’s telling the truth! But why would a murderer give evidence that incriminates him? Maybe it’s a double-bluff.
[tecslicer] Rule 2.12 prevents you sharing “any in-game information about themselves that had not previously been revealed”; it doesn’t matter when the referenced event happened, only whether it had been revealed before. The fact you didn’t perform a “hide” action hadn’t been revealed yet, so as a missing guest you can’t reveal it.
Note to self: stop revealing private messages that may be helpful to people who are actually trying to win. It will just lead to me becoming a target.
ais523: Ah, but the murderer can move from floor to floor just like servants. And this was definitely a murderer murder.
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Klisz:
So the possibilities are yabba, Anonyman, me, ais, Wak, or tec. I don’t think you can glimpse yourself.