If you're a doc HCing as doc, you just say who you targeted, and we always default to 'guilty' being the 'interesting result'. So if you docced and nothing happened, 'Not Guilty' but if you got a hit back saying they were attacked then guilty. People won't necessarily assume a dead doc's HC matters, though I for one always look over HC's of anyone with a night action in case they did. Now we can do a 'new' HD, hypo-doc, table if you want, however some of us will need to deliberately pick to do an exact copy of our Hypocop in case the doc already HC'd, so they wouldn't be singled out by repetition. For this then, if we want a second HD table, non-doc's should flip a coin and on heads, repeat their hypocop verbatim. On tails they should randomly pick a player with a bias toward those they'd be more likely to protect and basically guess on guilt/innocence in these circumstances. We don't think we have a NK in play currently, so odds are the real doc's is 'not guilty' result, but if someone thinks we probably do have a NK that got blocked, then guilty's a good choice.

However... Keep in mind that the bad guys know who they targeted and if it succeeded or not, if the doc really did block an attack it's pretty much guaranteed to stick out on a HDT and out the doc. So normally I wouldn't even advise such a thing. A doc HCing inside the normal HCT is pretty safe, the scum will look at their hit and gloss right over it 'Well Kevin's not guilty, heck he's the guy we tried to kill last night' and so on.

But in this game the doc apparently heals stimpack overuse, I'm assuming that's not just me with a stimpack that does something useful, so knowing who he has 'healed' could be useful... probably very much to the scum too.

I don't mind proceeding, its rather pointless though, the point of the HC is to deal with what happens if your cop dies without claiming first. Now if we have a cop or cop-like role, it is possible they might be immune to cults or that we don't have one, but I'm guessing that the lynched players will now be our only deaths and they will have plenty of time to RC before dying.

Understand, if I were, say, the cop right now and was 'droned' tonight, nothing stops me from saying some BS to tamper with my own results after the fact. "Yes, I said Bob was innocent but I got roleblocked, and I didn't want to draw attention to it or falsely convict him, so I posted him as innocent and I did him again the next night." Or the simple fact that someone could be innocent today and guilty tomorrow.