First thoughts.
tp was mostly occupied with his scheming, not wolf-hunting. He did suspect four people in #130:
Nogrod,
Loslote,
Firefoot, and me. His innocent list contains exactly four people as well, interestingly. If he was the seer, he would have left some hidden hint as to which two of those four people were actually guilty. I don't see one, however. Maybe it's somewhere I didn't look.
But why was he killed? Just because he looked innocent (many argued with him, but I don't recall anyone suspecting him) and made himself the village leader? Possible. Or maybe there is in fact a wolf (or even two? wishful thinking) among his four suspects. Did
Nogrod's mates take revenge? Did wolf-
Lottie or wolf-
Firefoot get nervous? Possible, but it doesn't seem likely.
Rune didn't do much, but he was, well, tense, without much reason. Could be the wolves took that as a sign of giftedness. His vote was for
Formendacil, but it doesn't look like the vote was because he dreamt of him, but just because he was there. He also suspected
Greenie, but again, not in a way that looks seer-ish to me. If he was gifted, then he wasn't the seer, and obviously not the hunter either. Losing ranger or lovers this early would hurt us. They're not bringing anything of value back to us at this point.
The voting yesterDay was interesting. A bunch of odd votes for
Formendacil, then the bandwaggon for
Aganzir, which was overtaken by the
Nogrod express train.
Form giving himself the third vote makes it very unlikely that he's gifted (I think I may say this much openly), but I also think it makes it unlikely for him to be a wolf. Very risky move there, and without any pressure.
Aganzir remains suspicious to me, which, before
Nogrod started receiving votes, makes me wonder why none of her mates voted for
Form. Maybe they already voted earlier, maybe they were waiting, or maybe she's not a wolf after all.
In any case, I think the early
Nogrod voters are actually quite innocent-looking at the moment (yes, I know, wolves hunt wolves in this game). There were simply easier targets available to them at that point.
I'm grasping straws a little.