This was a good game, slip up from the GM on one night or not. There was some creative and interesting usage of role/trait combos. Not necessarily keepers as they won't always work out like this, but they provided a nice variation.
When I got innkeeper with lover I thought I had a nice cushy role - until Tonka told me he was a wolf. We'd have to wipe out pretty much the whole village to win. I figured we may as well give it a shot, so I set about planning what we'd need to kill every other player without getting hit ourselves.
Essentially, we'd need to make ourselves immune from hunt and lynch. Innkeeper would of course give me lynch immunity. My plan right from the get go was to use it to be the centre of the circus, from which I could manipulate the village to my ends by making it think it was winning. I would have preferred it to come out a couple of days later than day one to minimise the hard leg of the game, but if you guys wanted to speed me on my way who am I to refuse? To protect Tonka from the lynch I'd have to install him at the very centre of the JL, where he'd be beyond reproach. Falc dying was a massive boon in this regard. Initially I thought I'd have Tonka play the role of seer's apprentice, but then saw there was no apprentice in the rule set. Then when I saw the number of seerish powered (and witness) players, I went with getting one of the many seerish powers players to use their scan to fish for Omega pack, get Alpha pack to kill the seerish powered player, and claim that their seerish powers had been used on Tonka the "witness". The priest could just scan Tonka, no hassle. And later on in the game, I could use Tonka's "witness" to out either Ithvan or Sexytoes - who unfortunately got lynched immediately.
That left the hunts. I had flirted with the idea of exploiting the medic and knowledge of the alpha wolf to get fully "in" with the alphas, but reis messed it up by saying that could happen and no one claimed medic anyway. And besides, I figured that I may as well stay a genuine villager, to fool any nosy seerish power scanners. Tonka could of course directly influence his own pack's orders, but we'd need to give them and the village reason to not worry that I wasn't getting hunted, by making it seem there were more natural options for the Alpha's to pursue. The best way was to have one story for both the wolves and JL, and the best story for that was that the Alpha's thought they were in the inner circle of the JL. They were, after all

And so of course with their inside knowledge they'd go for the other pack or protectors or scanners, not a mere pawn in their scheme like me. Ithvan was my fall guy, though I was extremely selective with who I used that with to guard against cursed or cultists getting it back to him - or misguided attempts by JL members to join the party. To the JL he'd be a nameless wolf infiltrator who'd screwed up without realising I was toying with him; and he'd not have done the slightest thing in reality

Though I must admit the one thing I executed poorly was alluding to
how he'd messed up, and how I'd guessed his hunt night. I was relying on my iron clad "innocence" a little more than I was comfortable with that.
Which just left the other pack's hunts. I know the GM mentioned a few times that the wolves were too focussed on each other, but it was utterly vital that Tonka and I wipe out the Omega's at the earliest possible opportunity to have any chance at all. It would remove the possibility of a fluke hunt on Tonka

(), and give us total control of both day and night. Unfortunately we didn't get the chance. It had always been a long shot, but Tonka and I gave it our best.
I had thought about what would happen if one of us did die, which given we'd need at least a week was always on the cards. What I ended up doing was setting up a genuine JL, with genuine backup plans upon my death, so that it would be completely up to them to decide whether to trust my structures. There's no lie better than the truth after all, so I may as well do things properly. If pjnlsn and SPLIT had trusted aedan, they could have produced that PM I sent him which they were BCCd in on as proof and set up a strong JL. Albeit probably with deep trust issues. To ease that a little, I gave aedan the name of Ithvan. It would give him reason to think I'd be honest, and give him the blessed trait to embolden him to front publicly. Which he didn't until far too late, sadly. I don't know how much pjnlsn, SPLIT and aedan interacted, although at least the guy who'd seerish scanned him, von_Rundstedt, stuck with him.
But far from favouring the village, killing Ithvan would wipe out the Alphas, remove the whole lover subplot totally, and leave it an even JL vs Omega battle. Which was lost by some slightly dense neutral villagers who couldn't recognise a JL if it poked them in the eyes, if it wasn't waving big green letters
