Morning: the night summary
In the morning everyone is shown one message: who died, or that nobody was hurt. Who shot, healed or checked isn't shown.
In short
- Everyone sees the night summary: players, eliminated players and observers.
- It has only two variants: “The mafia killed” with a name, or “A quiet night — nobody was hurt”.
- Who shot, who was healed or checked, and why the mafia missed aren't shown: “nobody was hurt” can mean either a miss or a save.
- After the acquaintance night (or when there was no night before day 1) there's no summary: day 1 simply starts.
- Next, with the automatic host: the victim's last word, from day 2 “chaos time” (if switched on), then the speech round.
What is shown. When the night screen fades, a short “Morning has come” window opens with one message: “The mafia killed” and a player's name, or “A quiet night — nobody was hurt”. Everyone sees it, even eliminated players and observers. It closes by itself after a few seconds, and you can also close it with the “Got it” button.
What isn't shown. It doesn't say who shot, who was healed, whom the sheriff and the don checked, or why nobody was killed. “Nobody was hurt” comes out the same whether the mafia didn't shoot, the shots went to different targets, not all the mafiosi shot, or the doctor saved the target. The dead player's role isn't shown either. After the game, everyone can view the full picture of the night in the match history.
What next. With the automatic host: if someone died, they give a last word; from day 2, if the room has it switched on, comes “chaos time” — free talk for everyone at once; then the speech round, nominating suspects and voting. If you were killed, you give your last word and stay to watch the game.
After the acquaintance night (nobody is killed in it) or when there was no night (a single mafioso) there's no summary: day 1 simply starts.