Posts from Mafia 18. Nightmare Seller.

You fool! What Homm? If he were a Sorceress, Haven would have won long ago. [U]

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[/U]Or am I wrong, Mr. Vegtam? :o

Voting progress:

Execute Ellin'y - 3 votes (Neyra Drake, HoM[M]ie, crabby)
Execute HoM[M]ie - 2 votes (Ellina, Tolikandro)

Three votes are required for execution.

Voting process:

Execute Ellin'y - 3 votes (Neyra Drake, HoM[M]ie, crabby)
Execute HoM[M]ie - 2 votes (Ellina, Tolikandro)

Three votes are required for execution.

The majority decided that today Ellin' should be executed. It was decided to throw the girl off a cliff. She survived the fall, so she was burned at the stake. When the execution was over, the townspeople went home with a premonition that something would happen tomorrow.

The final night begins!

The final scene.
Another morning began in the town, where almost no inhabitants remained. All the evil had finally been eradicated, but it had left its mark. In the morning, the body of Tolikandro was found in the fountain on the town's main square; instead of legs, he had a fish tail, and he was as pale as death. Two more inhabitants carried the seed of corruption within them – crabby and HoM[M]ie. After the vampire disappeared, they began to resemble humans less and less, and walking dead more and more. The last inhabitants of the town burned the two unfortunates, scattered their ashes to the wind, and left to find a new home, far from the empty, cursed town. Only Neyra Drake remained in the entire town, but she also took off her mask and flew away to her native forest. And the town remained, to tell its story to some traveler many years later.

Our performance has come to an end. But before saying goodbye to our actors, I want to highlight a few of them, those who actively played their roles and pleased the audience:

Xostor – For playing the role of a madman and helping the town.
Arandor – For high activity and helping the town.
Werevolka – For a good performance as a maniac and successfully solving puzzles.
WhiteLizard – For successfully solving puzzles and helping the town.
Neyra Drake – For bringing the town its final victory.


The password to the archive with the roles is - "The fate I am in love with gives me the right to laugh even at the king." (with punctuation, without quotation marks).

I'm attaching the complete log with comments. From the GM: Another one of my games has come to an end. This is the fourth time I've hosted "Mafia." And for the fourth time, I'm not entirely satisfied with my performance as the GM. A significant drawback is the unfinished state of the game in some minor details, which confused the players and raised questions. However, overall, I consider the game to be good, largely thanks to the players. If it's not too much trouble, please rate the game topic; there's a "Rate Topic" bookmark at the top right. In the coming days, some issues will be discussed in the "General Discussions" section, including upcoming games and some changes to the rules. I'm moving the links from my signature to the beginning of the topic.

I got lucky!
I want to thank the GM for a very interesting game, the atmospheric setting, and the beautiful artwork. Everything was simply on a very high level.
When I received the role, I was a little disappointed at first, but then I realized that the role was just right for me - I didn't have to think too much about the clues, who was the bad guy, and who was the good guy; just hit everyone with all my might))). The main rule is not to kill immediately those who voted for your execution (although I really wanted to kill Morninga and Nebo first). The clues against me were so obvious, as if I was leaving a business card with my name and surname at the crime scene, but despite this, somehow I managed to survive until the 4th (I think) day.
Yes, by the way, I wanted to kill Ellina first, because she, in my opinion, always guesses all the clues very accurately (Ellina, take this as a kind of compliment!), but the murder was redirected (and innocent people suffered!).

WHY IS THERE A HYPHEN IN KRONAH?!?!?!?!?! YOU ARE ALL IDIOTS HAHA WHAT KRONAH, THERE'S A HYPHEN THERE?!?!?!?!?! AND IN GENERAL?!?!?!?!?!
butthurt

Werewolf, I can never figure anything out, so you know, I'm completely safe in that regard. :D )))) Although, with your first move, you still killed my partner – the result was the same, and Redik immediately suspected you, thinking you voted against him, which is why you killed him ;) The partners left me alone with my slow Necromancer from the second day, and somehow I managed to play that long, I was the last negative influence in the city! The only thing is, if you poison someone, either their turn will be skipped, or the city will execute them – what bad luck! Tolik, it wasn't me who poisoned you, it was the devil!!! Neyra did a good job, well done, Lizard and Hostor too, I would also mention Arandora :) Yes... now I can show my true face, :cool: I'm glad I didn't put this avatar up before the game, but I had that thought – it would have been cool – a witcher became a witch, with a poisoner as the avatar, we might not even have played. ))

It’s a pity that Hermit was killed, as I noticed later – he asked me in ICQ to protect him, but I had already sent ND to Vegtam and left…=-)
But overall, the game turned out great, it’s just a pity that I was griefed =( I wanted to be a good citizen, to protect everyone, but because of him, half of my NDs failed...heh...
And in general, I guessed the clues well a couple of times – but no one paid attention =( You’re mean...

But overall, the game is great =)<

The game turned out well, with a truly epic ending. Everyone played well, which is very pleasing; everyone did a great job. I won't focus on the game itself; everything is in Vegtam's log, and it's all very well described, except perhaps there are no comments for each post :D I'll just mention the scoundrel Lizard, who tried to pull some trick on me for two days in a row and then saved me. The role-playing was really fun, but the fact that after several nights, even after my confession, they still didn't believe me was quite surprising. I tormented Vegtam with questions to hint at my role without using a modkill, but no one seemed to understand – it's disappointing, so I had to use announcements. And I was also surprised by questions like "Why didn't you constantly compare it to Arandor?" and so on. In my opinion, there's much more information to be gained from various comparisons than constantly comparing the same person. Especially when there are thoughts about other roles. That's all for now. Mafia =P

Yeah, it turned out pretty cool :)

Night 1. 1. It turns out the witch could have died immediately, but Lizard's redirect saved her. Too bad the vampire didn't burn. 2. I wasn't wrong to ask for the Doctor and the Liberator to come. I knew someone was cursed. Night 2. Yes, Lizard probably wanted to kill Hos, but he redirected my Night Action. And this isn't the last time he'll redirect my Night Action. Thanks, Crabbi, for the protection! That's what normal protectors should do – protect me, since someone is always trying to kill me or do something bad. Night 3. Lizard ended up on my Night Action again. Neyra successfully used her Night Action, and Thor was trying to kill her. Heh. Night 4. Here, Lizard redirected correctly. And yes, this time he saved Hostor. And Hos was protecting Crabbi, but it's strange that none of the killers died. Night 5. Lizard ended up on my Night Action again, and they checked Homm again. Okay, at least his status changed, everything is clear now. And Hommi-Ghoul was healing Crabbi-Ghoul. It's funny, ghouls are helping each other. True, Nebo redirected Homm's healing to Neyra, it's strange that he didn't redirect it to himself. In general, he gathered a good group of ghouls, with healers and protectors. Night 6. Here, Nebo successfully healed himself. And in general, he was practically immortal. Lizard is starting to look more like a maniac, he's already killed a second innocent person. It's a pity what happened with Verwolf, it was kind of stupid. It was because of some note. Night 7. Lizard sometimes kills people, sometimes saves them. True, here the truce interfered, and the protection failed, but at least the execution was correct. Night 8. I don't quite understand why Lizard couldn't redirect the Night Action with all these "(unsuccessfully)" in parentheses. Was he redirecting the ghoul's Night Action or recruiting the vampire? +1 for the execution. Night 9. Yes, it was a real tragedy. Lizard managed to save Neyra (although he killed Tolik in the process) and he died himself. There were many funny moments. And I'm glad the town won. Crabbi, it's okay. Poison ignores protection, so Hermit would have died anyway

Excellent clues, by the way, most of them. If you had to sit in an empty, locked room for a year, you could probably figure something out, day after day, focusing on the only puzzle. Remembering that the heart consists of two ventricles and two atria, which equals four, just like the number of cardinal directions; remembering that the sun rises in the east and connecting the cursed vampire count with his fear of sunlight and his rapid movements through the dark streets. Or, searching the internet for the name of the son of the junior operator of "survive at all costs," which would be related to a wizard character in a fantasy film, who was nicknamed that as a child by a boy from the neighboring yard.
butthurt

I won't lie, I didn't like this game, and not because the abbot was killed on the very first night, which caused me a severe bout of paranoia, but for other reasons.
For example, a three-page chain of completely unrelated, obscure associations to the clues, which are given, apparently, with the aim of not being solved, which I already sarcastically and stupidly pointed out above; the timing - starting the daytime voting at four in the morning Moscow time may be convenient in the Far East, but not for players, the vast majority of whom live within plus or minus two hours; delays in the new newspaper for three days in a row, and it's not worth mentioning the resource crash, it lasted only half a day; a frantic announcement of a new night ahead of schedule, apparently in an attempt to "catch up with the schedule"; I cannot fail to note the negligence towards the duties of the GM, which did not allow me to play in the middle of the game - I think, notifying that it turns out, a message from the player has not yet arrived, is not so much a matter of politeness as a direct duty of the game master, and thinking "you are playing according to my rules in my game, and you are to blame for my possible mistakes" is incorrect.
Oh yes, many people often confused the rules. "The vampire transferred the doctor's night action to himself," and this didn't even seem strange. No one knows the rules completely; some things are not written in them, so why not play by ear?

Don't be offended, Vegtamchik, there is nothing personal in what I said, but since this is already your fourth mafia game, I didn't expect to see so many mistakes.
Arandor did better

P.S. The log is very inconvenient to read. Copying the same paragraphs several times without headings and any understandable division of scenes/acts/stages of the explanation, plus completely copied rules and a newspaper. Why is this needed?..
My eyes hurt.

The setting is also far from the best and even lacks a clear idea.

P.P.S. As usual, I enjoyed the squabbles between the survivors and the useless collective solving of clues. That was interesting.

I just didn't really like the role I was assigned, although I play the role of a checker quite well, but I don't enjoy it. Well, at least I got lucky with Torium and made some contribution to the victory. P.S. And yes, why didn't Vissy say anything about the corpses? I saw that he was blocked on some days, but surely not every day... hmm? And it's a pity that the Doctor and the Liberator never showed up, although the curse didn't work later anyway.

Morning, make it better.