If that doesn't imply no one was roleblocked, then as an experienced mod, I don't know what does. These are clearly two people in cohorts, and both confident that what they'd done was successful. That way we can be certain that the mafia don't have a NK anymore so that places at as a great advantage.
I wouldn't say that. After re-reading night 1 and night 2 logs, I'm now confident that there indeed is a vigilante. The "He did the same thing again" is referring to the vigilante here and not your block.
^This. There is nothing to indicate that there was a successful roleblock tonight. I'm 100% sure Rudolph is lying because we all came to a consensus that there was a successful roleblock on Night 1, and there's nothing to indicate the same last night while he claims to have blocked the same person. Like I said, I'm quite confident that there aren't three NK roles, because that would be overkill in a 9 player setup. The vig is playing it safe, but there's always the possibility for him to target the wrong person at night, and the mod probably wouldn't take that risk because that makes it too mafia sided.
Here's what I think. Rudolph is one of the mafia. He knows that the mafia don't have a night kill and the bans were done by a serial killer. So what does he do? He uses the fact that there was a possible roleblock on Night 1, and claims to be the roleblocker himself. He asserts that there's a mafia night killer even though he knows there isn't one, and he tries to have one of us lynched using his roleclaim. Who does he go after? Of course, the only person who has gone after him since the beginning. How does he do it? He deflects all of my questions, says some cryptic shit about saving our site, and gets off Day 1 as someone forced to talk like that.
Now something I'm less sure about. Who lets him off the hook? Asprin. I read his post and decide to play it safe since there's other scummy play going on. It could be a very well thought out plan between the two, since I don't see or recall any post where asprin had anything significant to say about Rudolph. I'm willing to hear him out on this.
lynch: Rudolph