Mafia 46. Lord of the Rings.

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a) ND. If Sauron is killed beforehand, does Frodo light up and enjoy life until the end of the game?

No, he basically doesn't know that Sauron is dead and continues to move forward; his goal is to destroy the ring, because if he is killed and the ring is taken, the attacker will have another ultimate ability.

b) If the young one is killed, does the ring go to the killer, who becomes a lone wolf? It used to be in the rules, but I don't see it now. If it goes to a lone wolf, there will be many questions.

He doesn't become a lone wolf; there's just a re-roll of the ultimate ability.

2) Gandalf. Look, during the search, he finds an enemy. Can he only kill him on the next turn? Or does it happen automatically when he finds him?
And what, when he kills one of these two, the second one is gone, no way?
By the way, regarding the great wizard, does it make sense to protect him? Well, protection won't work either?

He finds - he attacks. He finds the second one - he attacks. Yes, anyone with a light status cannot do anything to Gandalf.

3) Aragorn. I don't understand about the undead. Can someone explain what will happen?

He uses an army, for example, a Balrog comes to him, gets beaten and loses 50% of his life, but Aragorn himself, if survival doesn't work, dies. This also applies to status changes, transfers, blocks, poisons, etc.

4) Legolas. Question about the enhanced ability. Will the specified character be killed + all targets with the same status as the killed target? Or the target + players with the status specified by Legolas?

Thanks for the idea, let him better kill the target and everyone who came to her with the same status.

7) This question is not about him, but about the super ability. You are, in fact, giving a huge number of players protection for the night they choose themselves. Is this a feature of the game?

Well, once per game? I just think that they are all very strong characters, and giving them some kind of support group would be unethical.

8) "Balrog and Saruman kill immediately." Does this mean they ignore this protection?

Yes.

10) Does the wounded person at least know that he is wounded?

If he finds out from the newspaper, then yes.

17) does it remove ND or change the stat? Or does it do everything at once?

One of the two.

18) can we replace "any incoming" with "incoming to kill"? And this, if several people visit him?

Regarding "incoming," it's definitely true; a checker or a blocker comes, gets hit, and disrupts the target for Balrog. Regarding several people, it's probably better to make it one incoming person; the others won't be targeted, and I'll probably make it random to kill the incoming person, that is, three people come to Balrog, he randomly kills one of them, not necessarily the first. But he will always be able to kill someone.

19) about the web. I recommend that ND is not "the first," but "random." Well, so that one of the NDs targeting the spider is chosen randomly for the night.

Logically, the first one who comes gets caught in the web. If it's not too much, I can make it so that the spider randomly catches a guest in the web, like Balrog.

20) "controls the character" - what does this mean? Is it recruitment, or something else?

It's like a puppeteer - he controls the character as he pleases.

To the game: is it one note from the mafia, or do they also have one from the player?

From each player.

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Regarding the game in general: are unsuccessful killings displayed in the newspaper?

Attempts will be described.

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