KoC-Caboose:
I don’t see anyway of Caboose being guilty with KoC.
KoC-RBT:
I read RBT as doctor from the getgo, and, forgive me, but I’m having a hard time seeing RBT as a good enough player to pull this off. KoC’s behavior, however, makes much more sense as shameless buddying up to an innocent. Which makes me really not like RBT’s attackers- if KoC is defending RBT this heavily, there’s got to be some mafia attacking him just as heavily.
KoC-Lowell
I can see Lowell as mafia with KoC. He attacks minorly, but never with any weight. And whenever real attention comes, KoC insists that Lowell is a bad bandwagon.
KoC-Kieraen
I can’t take this interaction seriously.
Kieraen: “I’m going to launch a bad attack on KoC!”
Rest of town: “Kieraen is wrong”
KoC: “Oh poor me, I didn’t want to do this, but I’m forced to make a claim”
Kieraen “Why look at that claim. KoC is innocent.”
KoC & Kieraen: “Let’s attack EmpTyger!”
Kieraen’s play today has utterly erased the protown feeling I got yesterday.
KoC-dejkha:
I’ve got a lot of lingering nervousness here, but that’s mostly because of dejkha. Especially if there’s a {KoC, Lowell} mafia, because then his lurking through Spyre/Caboose and RBT/Kieraen is very suspicious.
KoC-Atronach:
Likewise, if there’s a a {KoC, Kieraen} mafia, because of [314]. But not much conclusive here.
KoC-Benmage:
At the end of D2, he accuses KoC about allowing a no-lynch- but switches overnight off KoC to me for some conveniently absent reasoning. But nothing much conclusive here either.
