1st place: Town (Pie, Savant, Lunatic, Austin, Barney, Casey, That2)
2nd place: Mafia (Vader, WyIted)
Night Actions (NP1):
Casey Doctored Luna (automatically silenced by PBO)
Austin Followed Vader
That2 Tracked Casey
Vader Tailored Barney for Cop flip
Vader NK'd Barney
So... huh. This was going to get pretty crazy based on how things were set to play out. Barney wasn't aware of it, but he was a Hidden Sleepwalker, and RNG had him visiting Luna, so both Casey and Barney would have been Silenced if the latter hadn't been NK'd. Was interested to see how the PBO would work out, but things came to a head early in DP2 with Austin's result.
I do think the Follower in particular made this a kind of swingy game and this game certainly swung on it. If not for that result, I think Vader could have survived significantly longer and made more use of his varied roles. Scum had a lot of counters to the Follower - part of the point of having the Tailor in play for them was to give them cover if the Follower visited them, giving a different result that could uphold their claim - but I understand why they wouldn't have bet on Austin using it on Vader in NP1. I also aimed to give some villainous characters out to town to throw people a bit, and Drolta in particular was meant to be a stretch for town to buy along with Isaac (who was in this game - that was Pie's character).
As for claims, yeah, I do think it was risky for WyIted to go with the Captain who was by far the most minor character claim in the batch. The Miller was a risky gambit, but it could have paid off assuming it didn't become clear that there were two investigative roles already in play. The more surprising choice was to not just straight up claim Alucard. The split, if it isn't obvious, was the Tepes family vs. everyone, but I'm not convinced that would have been obvious even with the Dracula flip. I did let scum know that there wasn't a Cop in the game (I only let them ask about one role in return) because of the nature of the Tailor role I gave them (it could only modify roles, not affiliations - I felt like saying it could Tailor affiliation too would give them the impression that there was a Cop in the game, so I chose to put my thumb on the scale a bit instead).
It was a quick game, but oh well, I had fun making it and seeing everything come together. It was great revisiting all the quotes from the show. I promise I'll do this again sometime. Thanks again to Mharman for all his help designing the game, and I welcome any and all feedback on the design and execution.