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To be honest, I didn't like the setting at all. Reasons: 1) The Germans have very few roles, only 5. 2) The Germans are killing their own. Well, that's certainly a novelty :D 3) It's more harmful to eliminate officers, and I assume they replace the "civilians." 4) Does the Doctor know the Führer? O_O Why? He already has 50% protection. 5) 2 pure blockers, one of them being with the Soviets. If you make 2 NDs (kill and block), that's very powerful. 6) Why do the British need to check statuses? O_o 7) The Gestapo helps the intelligence agency more than the Germans. In conclusion: The balance of power is taking on an absolutely absurd form. On one hand, the Germans have a completely useless Gestapo, which, as I wrote in point 7, will only hinder them. On the other hand, they have numbered officers, which, firstly, limit the ability to choose a killer (you can't send the same person twice), and secondly, make it much easier to identify the killer. As for the Soviet intelligence agency, it's not clear why its leader needs to evade the Gestapo. If he gets caught, it's only a good thing. His status is good, he's immediately eliminated from suspicion by 60-70%, and the British won't be able to kill him in any case. I wrote about the radio operator in point 5. Now about the British. Why does the commander have a bad status? O_o The fact that he isn't exposed by the adjutant was a very cool ability... the problem is that the adjutant might not live very long. And the fact that he can't be injured is, of course, a big deal... See point 6. In general, to summarize, I'll say this: The idea is not bad, there is enthusiasm, but the execution is not very good yet. A lot of things need to be fixed there. BUT! As I understand it, Ulrich, you won't be running the game yourself if something goes wrong? Then, first of all, you should find a GM, and only then deal with the setting. That's it. Sorry if I was too blunt :) And in general, I repeat, it's too early to start discussing this. It's one thing to prepare something in your drafts, and another when the setting is already published. I won't even mention that it's a bit disrespectful, after all, the 4th Mafia is still ongoing, and this step can easily be interpreted as "we don't like the 4th Mafia, let's do something else, and close this one." Well, in general, it's worth writing all these settings in a notebook, checking the balance, and later (at least immediately after the end of the 4th Mafia:rolleyes:) publishing them, IMHO.