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I authoritatively declare that I am not Gur. Not in the slightest. Because Gur treats everyone with respect, and I disrespect all of you so much that I even put it in my signature. See, I really can't be Gur!
I hope you'll forgive me for this little joke.
Sincerely, Gur
Ormhild
The most interesting thing about this game is figuring out who killed Laura Palmer.
Of course, it was Yаshur. Who else could it be... :mad: :mad: :mad:
Although, to make it easier for you, I will list all the changes I have made since creating the roles list:
City 7 Night Action: Kill Ultimate: Ignores redirection and block.
Received an ultimate ability.
City 11 During the check, it acts as a negative role. After the first day of the game, it names one of the players. Subsequently, if City 11 is executed, the named player will be executed along with it if they vote against City 11, regardless of whether they are a zero-vote player or not.
This feature must be used by City 11 after the first day of the game and cannot be canceled.
Night Action: Kill. If it targets a protected player, it kills both, leaving two clues.
Only the description has changed here. Killing the protector does not work with the second Night Action.
Night Action 2: Kills the first visitor to the target (if it doesn't work on that night, it can work on subsequent nights). Can be used on itself. Cannot be used on corpses from previous nights.
Similarly, I added text stating that the Night Action can be used on itself and cannot be used on corpses (as City 8 can). This was already implied, but to avoid questions later, I decided to clarify.
Serial Killer Night Action 4: Kill, ignores redirection.
Received a new Night Action.
Order of actions 1. Mafia block [displayed], City block [displayed], Mafia redirection [not displayed], City redirection [not displayed]. Mafia block
The action listed first has a higher priority when used on the same target, or if they are used on each other; otherwise, those that come later may affect those that come earlier.
Otherwise, those that come later may influence those that come earlier.
I would like to see some examples. Gentlemen, why do you need lizard heads? I would just like to remind you that you need a license to make potions. For interior decoration, I can turn you into lizards myself; you can look in the mirror and enjoy it.
If it weren't for the young king's blind love for magic, I would have petitioned for a ban on the sale of magically created goods long ago... And I think the former ministers would support me. Yes, Sir Aris?
Trading in magical items brings a good amount of money into the city's treasury, which in turn is used to improve the lives of the local residents. If travelers from distant lands do not understand such obvious things, it is better for them to remain silent and not interfere in the city's affairs.