Yes, you're wrong here.
@mordacazir sees
everyone that targeted GM Drac, and the only player targeting them was you. GM Drac died that night from a nightkill. Therefore, Occam's Razor dictates that you killed him.
Fine, maybe the scumteam doesn't have a kill once their "leader" dies (which would make them unbelievably underpowered) and the right to that kill instead goes to an indie who also happens to have a ninja role, which would be mostly useless given the fact that the tracker/watcher is one role on only one player. Maybe. But that's outlandish and at this stage we have no reason to believe any of that. This is why it's important to remember Occam's Razor in werewolf. Yes, look at all sides of an argument, but don't start thinking that the craziest things like this are true, because that case has far more assumptions and a lot of baseless speculation than simply "mord shows you kill him".
This is true. It took you an hour to c/p your role and type up a couple of small paragraphs underneath it. Why?
@Reinforce I've basically claimed my identity earlier on in the thread, but nice to know I was vague enough to not make it obvious I guess.
I like your choice of target last night, though.
Basically, I think we should leave RF. Someone mentioned a theory about him maybe being Grima and needing the Grimleal dead; this would be pretty smart, but I think the night RF killed GM Drac was the Valmese's kill. The three Valmese roles are almost certainly Walhart (confirmed), Cervantes and Excellus. The latter makes a lot of sense as RF's role -- both being lynchproof and being a role name seer. Excellus plays dirty and has connections, so it makes sense to me that Excellus could blackmail his way out of a lynch, and then he could also find stuff out about people with his connections and blackmail.
However, while RF is scum, we should leave him. If he's lynchproof (until Cervantes also dies; permanently lynchproof is a broken role no matter what faction) then the Grimleal are going to nightkill him themselves because they have no choice but to. If he's town, the Grimleal aren't gonna want him seering one of their players. The nightkills in this game have been very random and frankly sub-optimal, but if they
don't shoot a lynchproof player with strong investigative abilities they're honestly not even taking this game seriously.
Basically, there's nothing we can achieve by voting for this scum again, which honestly makes me feel quite powerless and I'm not a fan of this role for that reason. Optimally, Cervantes will die today, so we can lynch RF tomorrow.
##VOTE: scattered mind for being scum.