Just need some clarification for the traitor's identity
So, tell me if I'm wrong, but the traitor is always the one who isn't the Sentinel, right? So, for example, if I choose Duncan as Sentinel, and I did everything against his advice (starving the Whitehill soldiers, getting up from the mud, bringing Royland and soldiers to Highpoint), Royland will still be the traitor?
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Yes.
I played it like an hour ago, and I guess so, but I partially wish the maester became the traitor if you were neutral.
Yep, that is the only choice which sets up the traitor. And even if you follow the non-sentinel's advice to the T, they'll still accuse you of being the opposite. (Be peaceful, Duncan still calls you violent. Be strict, Royland still calls you weak)
I read a few youtube comments of people saying they got their Sentinel as the traitor. Don't know if it's happened to anybody here, but it's interesting.
Anyone else notice that the things the traitor accuses you of doing, actually happened after he started spying?
Yeah, like a (+) and (-) formula. A (-) for every decision Royland approves of, and a (+) for every decision Duncan approves of. And in the end if the number is positive, Royland's the traitor accusing Rodrick of acting weak; if the number is negative, Duncan's the traitor accusing Rodrick of acting reckless; and if the number is 0, its the maester accusing Rodrick of being indecisive.
We don't know how long the traitor was relaying information.