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Originally Posted by littlemanpoet
Perhaps the former part of this is accurate, but the latter part is the result of the seer being able to hand a list of known innocents to the ordo's.
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I disagree...
Even if the Seer dies too early to hand on a list, power tends to concentrate in the hands of a select few. Any game I've played with both
Mormegil and Double-Lynchings has resulted in grand plans- except for Menel's game, when he was the Cobbler.
If the Seer were to die early, and the village were to get into its head that someone was innocent, that person could easily take control of the village.
Yes, the Known Innocents list helps, but it's definitely not necessary.
By the way, I love the idea of the Oathsworn. The Sons of Fëanor motif fits the role perfectly: fiercely loyal to each other, seemingly loyal to others, and doomed to failure...