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Posts from Mafia 95. The Wardens' campaign against Urubaen.Auto-translated
Okay, then. So, this time I'm definitely not the Mafia, you can trust me.
Where did you get that information? Is it just a probability? My friend once played Mafia in real life. In the first game, he was the Mafia and won. In the second game, he was the Mafia again, and they didn't hang him because they thought, "He can't be the Mafia twice." He won again. And it went on like that for 7 games. In the eighth game, they hanged him, but he was an innocent player.
Where did you get this information? What's the probability? A friend of mine once played Mafia in real life. In the first game, he was the Mafia. He won. In the second game, he was the Mafia again. They didn't hang him, saying, "He can't be the Mafia twice." He won. And so it went for 7 games. In the eighth game, they hanged him, but he was an innocent player.
I don't play as the same faction in two consecutive Mafia games. This information is 100% accurate.
Okay, we'll have a Mafia game without a GM. :smile04:
However, I have a question: at what point does the recipient of Nazuada's message receive it? Given that you can sometimes learn about the future here and change the narrative accordingly, the question turns out to be quite tricky...
Okay, we'll have a mafia game without a GM. :smile04: However, I have a question: at what point does the recipient of Nazuada's message receive it? Given that you can sometimes learn about the future and change the narrative accordingly, the question turns out to be quite tricky...
The message is sent at night, and the target receives it at the beginning of the day. And one more thing... if you kill the Snowman, I'm afraid the next version of the snowman will be even scarier...
Does a double status for many roles essentially mean the same as a single status for the others, or are they two separate statuses? In other words: if an investigator comes to a role with a double status, does he receive both, or just one random one? Can a maniac give himself either a single or a double status?
Gyodwei Ignasia "Shimmering Palm": provides a synergy with Sapphire.
Gyodwei Ignasia "Shimmering Palm": provides a synergy with Glaedr.
Do these city synergies work from the beginning of the game? Or do they still need to find each other?
Deloi Sharyalvi "Earth, Come Alive" - 20 units. Cancels all defenses against physical attacks. 1 time per game.
Does it only cancel for the current night?
-Skolir "Shield" (8 mana units) - Physical and Magical defense.
-Thrista Windr "Compress Air" - creates a magical shield of dense air. (6 mana units)
Since the Shaman has a valid reason for not responding (777 posts), I will answer some of the questions myself.
Do these city alliances work from the beginning of the game? Or do they still need to find each other?
From the very beginning.
Does it only cancel for the current night?
For the current night.
Many roles have a double status – is this essentially the same as a single status for the others, or are these two statuses? That is: if a checker comes to a role with a double status, does he get both or one random one? Can a maniac make himself a single or double status?
The checker learns a random status from the two, if there are two. The maniac can only change to a single status, but every night. So, if he wants, he can make it a double status by timing the check.
Magic shields can be applied to oneself. However, healing, as well as protection for Roran and Nasuada, can only be applied to others. City-based combinations are available from the very beginning of the game. Therefore, I will strictly monitor the hints regarding uncovering secrets. I'm also considering whether to allow the "maniac" to have a double status for greater believability...
If mana is given a dual status, it could simply be mistaken for any creature. Otherwise, it needs to guess that it's being checked and only then change. There will at least be some chance of finding the mana based on its status.
KindShaman
