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Schazer was the Murderfia Moderator. She was not a Murderfia player. She could not be killed by Murderfia players.



As the Murderfia Moderator, she would collate votals and announce at appropriate times which players had died, and their identities. She would enforce the rules of the game. She would resolve player actions of a mechanical nature, and interpret night actions of an open-ended nature to determine their effects on the game.



Schazer was an imperfect executor of night actions. She experienced two errors when resolving mechanically-natured night actions, resulting in incorrect deaths. As the entity who conceived the complex situation beyond her means to moderate perfectly, there is nobody to blame but herself. 



Where possible, errors and their consequences were resolved in private with relevant parties. Agentblue was a relevant party for the first error, experienced during N2. The second error was experienced during N4; the manner of resolution with affected parties cannot be located in Multivac's knowledge banks.



Schazer was a conniseur of roles with killing abilities and questionable balance. She had a tendency to overcomplicate situations, a trait directly responsible for the extended length of N2.

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Schazer cannot be killed by players, unless the players are offered a boon and opt to use that boon to kill her. Killing the moderator requires a majority vote comprising the total number of players required for hard lynch at the time plus the total number of players required for soft lynch.



Multivac cannot determine from its knowledge banks the cause of Schazer's death. Multivac can only assert that Schazer's death was not caused by any players, alive or dead.

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cerebralconfinement, this is your final answer.



There is no moderator alive to impart information to players. 



There is no moderator alive to confirm to players the outcomes of their actions. 



There was never a moderator required for players to attempt actions; only to tell the players whether those actions were a) possible, befor the fact; or b) successful or unsuccessful, after the fact. The only state to restrict actions is the state of death. 



In the domain of death, the moderator may only announce the names of the dead. The moderator's word is presumed to be incontrovertible.



This answer was beyond the scope of my knowledge banks to produce.



This answer was a mercy.