Anyway, random thoughts on the game:
1) My case on nepechri was meant to be a legit case; I seriously thought he was a baddie, and misread him. Wasn't too broken up that I was wrong, but still, it was actually an attempt to find and kill a baddie for early credibility.
2) On the night of carnage (night 5), we actually originally had set the distill to cherion, which would have prevented the shot on avernite that night (I guessed correctly who the hunter that came forward was, which I was proud of). We switched our distill to DeChat about 2 minutes before deadline with the revelation that the JL wanted De Chat alive, thinking that he might of been the assassin set shoot Avernite. This doomed avernite (I would have loved to see the village reaction if Avernite survived another night.), but saved Jackson. Our distills were then kept on De Chat, Jopi, and Chieron for the rest of the game.
3) Weirdly, I think most of the game mechanics militated against the village. We actually had 2 shots set on alxeu that went through a guardian angel - Ironhide's shot and Jeray's shot. Rather than both shots being wasted, which I thought would have happened, jeray's shot went through and Ironhide kept his shot (happy flipped a coin). This saved the baddies a lot of trouble and at least one whole turn of hunting, possbily more.
4) The concerned citizens thing wasn't a terrible idea; inviting me, an uncleared player with just a role claim and 1 decent analysis post, was not wise (even though much of my advice was accurate - I did call chieron, LK, and E_L being villagers, and was shocked E_L ended up on the chopping block). I basically knew what most of the cleared goodies thought and could direct lynches accordingly. I was also terrified that I had sent ironhide to his death by shooting de chat; de chat had asked Chieron to use padre powers on de chat on the night he was shot, but Cheiron misread De Chat's instructions and did not use them that night.
5) Sniping. The missed snipe on Claude was stupid and a mistake on my part - I should have anticipated Claude's move, but did not do so, trusting the bells too much. I should not have been trusted after that, though, as I could have been a baddie - indeed, I was surprised my conversation with Wagon/Capage kept going. The snipe on sleepy should have clued all villagers in that something was wrong with my allegiance - the village really did want a tie in that situation, and I destroyed any hope of that with the snipe. Obviously, the last snipe kind of proved my allegiance, but by that point it was long past mattering.