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morm, according to the most recent rules, an overall majority is not required, so Kitanna will still be killed unless some people change their votes.
It seems likes Kitanna will die. If she is a wolf, I will most probably be slain during the night. If she is innocent, our odds will be horribly reduced and I shall be spared so that I may be lynched during the Day.
Tomorrow, I would like to Seer to openly declare their dreams to date. At night, the Guardian must protect the Seer.
If the Seer dreams of a wolf, everybody should obviously lynch the wolf.
If the Seer dreams of an innocent, people know not to vote for the innocent. Additionally, the wolves will be forced to kill the known innocent during the night, thereby stopping them from killing the Guardian.
If the Seer dreams of the Hunter, they should use their judgement. If they think the Hunter has good judgement, declare the Hunter to be innocent. The wolves will then kill the Hunter during the night, and the Hnter will kill somebody to go with them. Hopefully this will be a wolf. If the Seer considers the Hunter to have poor judgement, do what you will.
If the Seer dreams of the Guardian, say nothing. The Guardian is who the plan revolves around. If the Guardian is slain, the Seer dies the next day. However, even this is permissable, as the Seer will have one more night to dream.
I've thought that plan through. If anybody sees flaws, please tell us as quickly as possible.
Should Kitanna be innocent, the plan must be implemented. Should Kitanna be a wolf, the need is less dire, but it would be helpful all the same.
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