By the way, something that came up in the last round I played that I want to address: I killed a person as a traitor, and then later in the round they were brought back as a Adamantine golem then they started to slowly start telling people that I killed them. I asked a admin if it was okay and they said it was. I still think it's wrong to allow people who are reincarnated in a way that has nothing to do with their last life to basically use meta knowledge to finger their killer. Even though it ended up not actually happening as the golem needed to log off before he could convince the heads.
I mean, in situations where they are connected, yeah, sure maybe, like if a shade is made of the body of the dead person, then it makes sense, but when there is no connection at all between them it really feels like cheating to me. Basically, you wouldn't allow a pAI to do this, so why a golem?
Maybe I would feel differently if I was on the other side of a situation like that, but as it stands now I just feel that really makes it unfair to the traitors who do a perfect kill (I certainly didn't, but luckily none of my actual mistakes were found, this thing was pretty much the closest I got to being caught) because it means that even if you do everything 100% perfectly, you can still get caught and there is nothing you can do about it, and it encourages them to in certain cases try to stop others from playing. I mean, I totally could have stopped that golem from being made, and I knew there would have been a overwhelming probability that it would be the person I killed. Certainly in the future in that situation I am not going to allow the player back into the game, which feels wrong to me.