well, the bus driver swaps all things, so in this instance isn't it like wam target OsieOrb, who got killed by the mafia?
Can you neighbhorize a dead person?
Does the mafia kill go first or what?
As far as order of operations, this is always my assumption for what is being applied and tbqh I think mods do their games a disservice by not applying this system:
https://wiki.mafiascum.net/index.php?title=Natural_Action_Resolution
generally, target swappers and role blockers would be in the highest tier because for them to even be effective they
have do go first or after very, very few other moves who would essentially be granted immunity from their powers by virtue of going first
so in this instance, this is how I believe it would be resolved:
pythag swaps mala and DH, therefore all abilities targetting mala now target DH and vice versa
wam targets mala, which is then, unbeknownst to wam, changed by the mod via pythags power to wam targetting DH
??? targets mala to kill, which is then, unbeknownst to ???, change by the mod via pythags power to ??? targetting DH
therefore, mod has no result to return to wam, but wam would not ordinarily receive any info to explain why his original target, mala, is still alive but yet his action failed. normally, when someone's
submitted target dies, there is no explanation need for not getting a "result" from the mod because the answer is self evident from the flip. In this scenario, mala did not flip yet wam's ability failed. The mod cant, and shouldnt, tell wam that his "target was swapped to an invalid target" because that gives too much away. Saying something like "your ability failed" to a role expecting a result outside the scenarios where their target flips makes perfect sense to me in such a scenario