Mafia 90. The Tale of Oldforest.

Now, everything seems to be working correctly. In other words, there are no conflicts with the Night Dogs.

I gave the Sorcerer Hero the ability to kill the selected infected creature.

Here, the problem is that the cloud might not recognize the infected creatures due to possible redirection. The infection itself is not displayed. It might select, for example, a Snowman, but he turns out to be healthy. What should be done in that case?

1. The Bard needs to guess who to heal from the disease.

Preventive therapy! The disease can be cured immediately or later. Plus, the Mage can also heal the infected.

3. All kinds of healing spells are made specifically for this purpose. If they didn't exist, the Maniac could quietly move everyone around without showing any activity. Especially if the Bard and Priest are dead. But with these limitations, he will be forced to kill two at a time so that no one removes the mark, and also so that they are not executed immediately in case of exposure.

A regular Maniac has 100% efficiency: he kills the target - it's dead (if not saved immediately). And so it is every turn. Here, the efficiency is lower the faster the Maniac activates the marks. He marks - kills, efficiency is 50% (kills once every two nights). He marks, he marks - kills, efficiency is 66.6% (kills twice in 3 nights). And so on. And due to the healing, the real efficiency turns out to be lower than the theoretical one. Should we give the Maniac a regular kill ability so that he has a choice: to kill immediately (and risk being identified by the clue) or not to be noticed and put marks (and risk losing these marks)?

Switching places - switches the positions of 2 targets. So, the Night Dogs that were directed at the 1st target now affect the 2nd. And those that were directed at the 2nd, now affect the 1st.

How does this work when applying a Night Dog on oneself? For example, Warlord X applies Berserk on himself (let's say for the 1st time), and a Werewolf kills Y. If X and Y switch places, what is the final result?