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No, because we don't want anything said that could potentially sway any of the players' votes.

even discussing odds could potentially have that effect, since one or more of the players might use that and think twice about their decision.

As the dead, I've thought we should stick purely to statements that in our personal estimation should not affect the outcome of the game in any way, at any point.

DEAD

DEAD

Do I get afterlife hugs and potatoes now? ;-;

You shouldn't look at things so black and white :p

DEAD

This is the only really intelligent thing I've read from you all day phase. If I hadn't been slaughtered at the hands of Laurentus, I'd vote for you too.

DEAD

;o; That's mean

Dead

Don't worry Lumen. You may have been voted to die but,

Some things in life are bad
They can really make you mad
Other things just make you swear and curse
When you're chewing on life's gristle
Don't grumble, give a whistle
And this'll help things turn out for the best...
And...

...always look on the bright side
of life...

DEAD

Is there potato and hugs on the brighter side of life?

Dead

As I was saying, @Evelynx's support = psycopath beacon.

DEAD

I very much doubt that @Samwise Gamgee is sharing his potatoes.

Also, do make sure to acquaint yourself with the rules when you play the game again.

DEAD

But I want potato ;-;

DEAD

I'd be interested in hearing how Sapph came up with the link between me and Lumen once the game is over.

DEAD

I won't elaborate on how I found the link as of yet but I had been more suspicious of Lumenland than you before Colberius gunned for you and died as Seer.

DEAD

Yeah, Colby got me good there. I just kinda gave up after that.

DEAD

Sorry for making that statement, but I thought it was already obvious to everyone and that was why they were voting for Lumenland. I just had to say something to convey my reaction to reading the goings on of that day phase.

DEAD

And I'm not sorry for being blunt.

DEAD

Oh, that's okay!

DEAD

I'm taking Barnes's word that the phase was already supposed to have ended.

It seems both Barnes and Lumenland don't understand the situation here. With three good guys and two baddies, the death of one more good guy is an immediate victory for the baddies, since the goal for the baddies isn't to outnumber the good guys, but to become equal in number with them. That's how Werewolf works.

Laurentus is correct.  If the remaining bad guys equal the remaining good guys, they automatically win.  Right now, that would mean that the Wendigo and Player would have to both survive while everyone else died.  Earlier, it'd just have to be the Player and friend/stranger and the remaining Psycho and Wendigo.

The game quoted to outnumber the good guys, despite my initial thoughts of matching in number. I initially started calculating odds incorporating the chance of equalling the number of good guys, but I wanted to use the game's original post as the final word on the details.