From: Meow1000 | #037
Boko its a simple matter of priority.
The Dancer wouldn't even be roleblocked in that case. The roleblock would happen clearly after the dance occurred and not be able to prevent it.
I understand how priority works, but the deciding how to resolve the Dancer in a normal game using priority isn't simple by any means. I know that the Dancer wouldn't be roleblocked, the point I made was do you still send the "you were roleblocked" message to the Dancer? He was, in fact, roleblocked and did perform an action that night. The standard protocol is sending that message.
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