A Song of Ice and Mafia TOWN WINS

the onion knight died when he was with us in the morning so he must have been able to give it to someone...UNLESS he gave it to kyra which would make sense. Since our cook died in the last lynch and kyra and hyper HAD to know who each other were since it did say that they couldn't communicate outside of game thread to each other.

I disagree. That message was probably there in the event that they knew who they were through the process of the game. At least in the past, the moderator would keep the information about who is their allies but blank it out, IE, "Your fellow mafiosos are: <REDACTED>." I think it was there to say that even though you might learn who the Onion Knight/Stannis was, you can't talk to them outside of the game.

Not going to lie I thought Stannis' people would be the neutral party but i can see why they are townie. Them barbarians are a threat to all.
Any ideas on who else could be a neutral (if there is ofc)?

I didn't really think Stannis' people were going to be neutral, because of the win condition of, "All threats to the realm eliminated." Why would Stannis be neutral towards that goal?

I can see Coldhands (the Other), being Neutral, because why would he care about either side of us at all, and if for some reason Dany's group is here, since she doesn't care about the current Westeros leaders/people, she wants to wage war to take it over anyway so she'll most likely be killing some of us to gain her throne. At the very least she wouldn't care about Wildlings vs Night's Watch because she can just torch the Wildlings when they show up.

I didn't get anything in the night. Also thanks for trusting me a bit Polantaris;. I can see how being the only player going aggressive might attract attention, it gets people uncomfortable and feels like a justifiable lynch.

No problem. I think people are too adverse to someone being aggressive. That's not to say I completely trust you, but I'm not going to chastise you for it, either.

Getting nothing kinda sucks, it doesn't seem like many people did anything that affects others (that they know of, at least).