Are you allowed to announce what role you have picked, and your choices, thereby almost assuredly informing people of the person's before you choice?

Although I see nothing in the rules to specifically prevent this, I would assume that this is at the least against the spirit of the game, and I would prefer it if someone could find something specific.

Are you allowed to announce what role you have picked, and your choices, thereby almost assuredly informing people of the person's before you choice?

Although I see nothing in the rules to specifically prevent this, I would assume that this is at the least against the spirit of the game, and I would prefer it if someone could find something specific.

I'm a little surprised by people suggesting that showing one's card chosen will add interaction. It will remove all the bluffing element in the game, which makes the fun and interaction of it, and change it into a strategic game, which it isn't and doesn't want to be. So, the idea of the game is that you can say what you want - though it's not always fun - but never actually show a card or give a certain information. It would be like playing poker with open cards...