---MCU Heroes Mafia: DP1---

I'm just being a little bitch, sorry.

So you're motivator, not vote giver?

Yah motivator was in caps so I'm guessing that's who I am.

My vote stands. I don't like that.

Oro, insofar as him proving himself it doesn't prove his alignment, just his role. I realize that who he gives the vote to can help determine, but it's still hard.

I'd rather just lynch what I see as a scummy claim.

Greyparrot has:

1 - Talked about himself too much, including reiteration

2 - Talked back to anyone suggesting he is wrong

3 - Somehow also been too suggestable, agreeing with others like he had no case at all, even though he did, although the logic was trash

Grey is my first suspect for scum. If others agree I'll switch my vote and we'll get something done.

^^^^^

See pages 7 and 8

I'm here. The mafia can just give up now instead of wasting everyone's time.

 lol

A Motivator is a role that can target a player at Night to allow them to use an extra action during the following Night. Note that factional abilities such as the Mafia's Night-kill cannot be used twice in one Night.
Generally speaking, Motivators are Town-aligned, but not seen outside role madness games.

Use and Power
Motivator is a swingy way to increase its faction's overall power, as there is no guarantee that it will target Town. As long as it cannot cause a role or combination to become unreasonably powerful, it's usually considered fine overall.

Doublevoter can be used as a role modifier or as a role in its own right. It allows the player to cast the equivalent of two votes.
Variations
Exactly how the double vote works is up to the moderator. Some examples include:

• A player may have two votes in play at a time, controlled with Vote: PLAYERNAME and Second Vote: PLAYERNAME.
  
• A player may cast a single vote, but it has the weight of two votes. If this is done, the moderator may explicitly list the vote twice, or just once.
  
• A player may cast a single vote inthread, but control an invisible second vote via PM.
  

It is not standardized whether a Doublevoter can change the number of votes required to lynch. The Doublevoter is more powerful when the number of votes required to lynch is based on the number of players in the game, rather than how many votes are in the game.
It is possible for a Doublevoter to simultaneously hammer two wagons if they are both at L-1 and the Doublevoter is on neither of them (and so is the only player not currently voting). What the moderator does in this scenario is not standardized simply because it's not a commonly plied strategy - if you're interested, contact your moderator to ask how they would handle such an occurrence.
Use and Power
Unless the moderator resorts to shenanigans such as obscuring the weight of EVERY player's vote, the presence of a doublevoter will become obvious before too long.
For Town, Doublevoter is a very mild power role. While it has the potential to stop Mafia from endgaming the Town when they make up 50% of the living players (because they do not control 50% of the votes), they will usually be targeted to die much earlier than then because of the above point. In addition, possessing two votes does not imply that the doublevoter has any special knowledge about who is scum, and Towns tend to get quite angry if a doublevoter tries to use its power to push its will on the other players. Thus, Doublevoter is an especially weak Town power role that is often treated as an obstacle by the Town.
For scum, Doublevoter is immensely valuable because it allows the faction to endgame the other players (that is, control 50% of the votes) earlier than usual. This is especially true if the scum's doublevote is hidden, as they can fool the Town into believing they have more chances to lynch scum than they actually do. Thus, scum doublevoters are not unheard of but still remarkably powerful.
Play Advice
As a general rule, a Town Doublevoter's second vote is wasted if it is not on the same player as the Doublevoter's first vote. The exception is the simultaneous-hammer scenario detailed in "Variations".

town's plan is to lynch you post haste because of PressF's inactivity.  What can you tell us to keep us from lynching you today?

I'd say it's a good idea to get some claims, then lynch the scummiest person. Lacking a strong read, getting rid of an inactive is good since they're anti-Town.

But I'm not inactive, so the rationale for lynching me is gone.

Keep in mind Warren claims special variation

The other variation I know is that the oracle picks someone's role and reveals it publicly upon the oracle's death. It's not that either.

I totally buy Grey's claim. Aunt May as a motivator that grants extra votes is spot on. Either it's an inegious fake claim or one given by the mod.

I'd give you an extra vote tonight, but scum is clearly going to kill you night 1.

Trust me. They won't. They're too chicken shit.

I'll soft claim though: I'm a core hero.

He's literally claimed two different roles

Not how I see it. Motivator is the name of his role. Giving votes is the mechanics of what that role does.

Pressuring phase of the day is over, plus we have enough claims anyway. We should decide on a lynch (or not to lynch).

Re-reading the OP, there is no theme split between town and mafia. So I'll have to back up on my Town read of Grey. I believe his claim, but it seems that isn't an indicator of his affiliation.

So we'll have to be careful here, we really only have behavior and reports to go on. 

I really don't have any strong reads yet. If forced to choose a scum-read, I'd choose oromagi. He seems a bit over the place with his votes. He initially voted Supa, but never did anything with it and switched to someone else when it was easy to do so.

However, I don't think I have a strong enough read to lead a lynch. I'd rather get rid of an inactive like Water, Cogent, or Wylted.

I VTL Supa first thing every game.  It is a family tradition.

So your defense is that you do something pointless and not to the benefit of town all the time?

I offer no defense- but yes, I think you have the gist of it.

First wagon (you) just changed status

second wagon (greyparrot) is anti-town