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Number twenty.
I'll ask around later.
Since I'm usually not one of those who reads the rules by the third night, right now is the promised "later."
ND: murder, ignores defense
Natural or guards?
ND: small guardians - sends a fairy to the player, and if they are being attacked, cancels the attack with a 50% chance.
Not very impressive.
ND3: special pollen - puts the player to sleep.
Um... Isn't that just a regular block?
exchange - changes the "taunt" to a random ND of the victim. Can use it the next night, except for murder.
What happens if it gets a murder? How is this ND displayed? Does it know which ND it stole?
kills the defender.
I hope the victim of the attack remains alive?
ND2: blessing - can use on itself, receiving healing the next night.
It already has a damn 75% defense.
Fiery potion - explodes when thrown and burns everything around.
Um... Awesome. What does it do to the players?
Potion of death - allows you to revive a dead member of the mafia. This potion requires one victim from each side.
At least one dead orc and one dead gnome? And a dead ogre is if the orcs put an ogre in their team and the alchemist revives him? Does it choose who to revive? And if it messes up and names a living player to be revived, will you tell it to go away?
set a trap - sets a trap on a player, and if one of the players comes to him, he is eliminated from the game until he is finally killed by the alchemist, or until he is freed.
Like a minotaur's prison? Can't write in the topic?
The alchemist and the hunter have a connection, and if they revive a zombie, do they add it to the chat? Can zombies be hanged?
The Paladin wins when all non-humans are killed.
That is, everyone except him and the alchemist.
The Seekers win when everyone is killed or when only one player remains from each faction.
Does a "lolodin" count as a faction?
Zombies play for the Seekers. They are forbidden to communicate with their former teammates and to reveal information about the former team to the new team.
What if they do it secretly in a private message?
Almost forgot. Once every N nights - is that with a cooldown of N-1 nights?
I like the rules, there are some interesting ideas, but there's a lot of randomness. Ara, stock up on popcorn or something. And don't break your head on the keyboard while we're getting high.