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Remember, first you vote to put a player on the block. As soon as there is a majority for a player that player will be put on the block and required to make a defensive speech. After that all players will be required to vote on whether that player should be lynched. If there's a majority in favour of lynching the player, he will be lynched and the turn will end. Otherwise he steps off the block, and the players will have to decide on someone else to be put on the block. It can be a good idea to vote for a player going on the block, just to hear what he has to say, you can always vote "no" on the death vote.
As soon as there is a majority in any vote, it's too late to retract your vote. Remember to put the persons name in bold when voting or retracting/changing a vote.
There is no time limit on the turns. They keep going untill someone has been lynched.
If you have any questions, don't hesitate to post them.
Alright, let's get started!
