I finally decided to look into the rules a bit more last night, and it turns out it had some use lol. Your claim that the Sibyl role is unique is false. Based on my understanding, it seems like almost every role in this set-up has an evil counter-part to it. The Sibyl has 2 different evil versions of it: the alchemist and fortune teller who use all of the Sibyl’s abilities from my understanding. In the first sentence of the passive for the roles, they have different flavor text discussing the spawn rate of the Sibyl:
To summarize, the Alchemist knows if its townie-counterpart (the Sibyl) is in play or not, and the Fortune Teller outright prevents it from spawning.
I am not accusing you of being evil from this alone, but it is admittedly strange that you are confident it is unique.
I can see a world where you made this statement because you’re the Fortune Teller who knows no one will contest your claim. With your passive, you would know there is no Sibyl in play (thus making your role “unique”/uncontested). Maybe I’m misunderstanding something though. As usual, feel free to jump in and clarify things. I don’t want you to feel like I’m attacking you, but I just do find some of the statements peculiar.
If I’m misunderstanding what it means for a role to be “unqiue” in this set-up or the evil roles, feel free to jump in and correct me. I read through them late last night, so it’s possible I misunderstood some of it.
I will say though, in your defense, I didn’t realize the town roles had evil counterparts until I looked into the roles more closely last night. It’s possible this is a misunderstanding, but I want to discuss it with you nonetheless. It will make me feel more confident in reading your slot if we address it.
Edit: I don’t recall if we’re allowed to quote specifically from the rules at the top of the thread or not, so I just paraphrased the role card information from the role list.