I’m happy to discuss hypothetical worlds where I am Mafia.
Votes (Time of Vote)
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O.kazo (4): Zorvo, KingTroll, Vulgard, Magnus
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Silviu200530 (3): mollylikesorigami, May, BradLand
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BradLand (2): ElizaThePsycho, Lemonfairy
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Vulgard (1): O.kazo
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Magnus (1): min
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lol (1): Silviu200530
Not Voting (2): lol, YoubutWorse, Marluxion
Votes (Time of Sleep)
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Silviu200530 (4): mollylikesorigami, May, BradLand, Marluxion
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Vulgard (3): O.kazo, KingTroll, Zorvo
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O.kazo (2): Magnus, lol
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BradLand (2): ElizaThePsycho, Lemonfairy
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Marluxion (1): min
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lol (1): Silviu200530
Not Voting (2): YoubutWorse, Vulgard
Since we’re comparing hypotheticals to the observable past, we can make fairly bold assumptions about why something must have happened, since if it’s true it must have.
Here’s what we can observe: Magnus voted O.kazo at a time when Vulgard seemed unlikely to flip, and having backed off on a Vulgard read earlier, Magnus cannot vote Vulgard without looking tricky. w!Magnus clearly backed off from voting Vulgard in an attempt to look good, since an evil has no reason to run tests or anything.
Since w!Magnus is partnered with O.kazo, you would expect valid reasoning for said vote; whether through TMI or just saying “meh, vibe reads”. Instead, Magnus chose to explain nothing, choose to keep alive two people they claim a wolf could reasonably be found in, and vote their partner inexplicably. This is a case of pointless bussing, through and through, for the sake of trying to look good. O.kazo only flipped Mafia Goon; in which case, w!Magnus or someone else plausibly in danger is the Roleblocker.
Considering Magnus’s supposed lack of interest in sharing fake reasoning on why they voted O.kazo, it would seem safe to imagine Magnus isn’t the Roleblocker themselves, or else they wouldn’t have drawn such attention to themselves so quickly. Goon—RBer odds are probably 3:1 at the very least.