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Originally Posted by Narcizo
To explain myself better. My understanding of how the knights work is that they give the name of the person they wish to scan. If that person controls a piece that is in that knight's range then he will be told whether that person is a wolf or villager.
In the opening set up that means the knight has a 3/19 or 4/19 chance of getting a valid result. Not ideal. If the knights can move to a more centralised position and the surrounding pieces make an effort to get around the knight then that chance might improve to 6/19 or so. Still not great, but a better chance anyway.
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I know how the Knights' scans work.
I'm just saying that if all the Knights are good, and the big pieces (rook/bishop) are good, then each knight can try and scan one of the big pieces right beside them. Eliminating a Rook Wolf or a Bishop Wolf can be pretty big.
That is, if noone moves.
I will echo the sentiment that that's going to be a stretch to expect everyone to stay put.