Posts from Mafia 106. Cradle of Dragons

Master, I have a couple more questions.
1. If a Town Member is killed while residing in another player, is that considered eviction? I mean, if they die from someone's check or something else.

2. If protection and kill are applied to a Town Member, is only the protection considered applied, or the kill as well?

Let's start with questions about my favorite topic - redirection.
1. Is the target notified in case of redirection?

2. Is the target notified about where they are being redirected to?

3. Aeon used redirection, choosing Born as the target. Born used redirection, choosing Aeon as the target. Vasya decided to use a Night Action on Born or Aeon. What will happen to Vasya?

4. a) Can Fagus redirect one target for two nights in a row?
b) on one target for two nights in a row
c) redirect the target to itself (mirroring)
d) redirect the target to himself (i.e., Fagus)? Probably not, but just in case.

5. Is the second nickname in redirection the target of Fagus (i.e., will Fagus be a guest for that player)?

6. a) In general, is the priority strict or not - that is, can any Night Action affect actions that are higher in priority?
b) and how do Night Actions that are on the same step affect each other (hello to the third question - maybe the answer is already there)?

7. Fagus redirects Vasya to Petya. Nereus uses a stun on Fagus. Outcome?

8. Let's say one of the targets of the duel cannot be redirected due to a passive ability or because of a potion of power. Is this a failed duel, or will the second target still be redirected?

9. I understand that if several redirection effects are applied to a target, they are all applied according to priority, and the final target is determined by the latest redirection.

10. If a target has multiple targets (because they are using two Night Actions, or because their Night Action has more than one target by default - a duel, Fagus's redirection (?)) - which one of them will be changed?

11. a) Are there any restrictions on Night Actions of the type "cannot target the same player for N nights in a row"?
b) If there are, what will be the result of redirecting a Night Action to a target that cannot be chosen this night because that Night Action has already been applied to them for N nights?

4) Does the Night Watchman have to send out every night?

Fagus changes himself into Pet. This is prohibited by the rules, and the action does not take effect.

only the first action in order is changed. The same applies to stalking and checking the type of ND.

Source: Fagus-fail. Am I right? (yes, I need to ask again)

When doubling, the player has two actions, which may well have the same order. How do we choose the first one?
By the way, there's a question here - does doubling the number of actions necessarily mean the same action for different purposes, or can you apply 2 different actions?

And here's another question. Is the action "I'm sitting at home doing nothing" accepted?

He will go wherever Bjorn directs him to.

b) what is indicated first, happens first.

I see a contradiction. Remember the example with the dragons sending units to each other.
In this case, Aeon acted first, sending everyone (including Bjorn) to Bjorn. Thus, Bjorn was sending everyone back to himself. If this is an illegal move, Bjorn fails. If it's legal, it's a success, but the essence remains the same - regardless of whether Vasya was initially sent to Bjorn or Aeon, he should have ended up with Bjorn, and not where Bjorn sent him (i.e., to Aeon).
Where is the flaw in my logic?

Aeon sent it to Bjorn, this action is already completed. Then Bjorn sends it back, and Aeon has already moved.

Once again, for the slow-witted:
Why doesn't Eon's ability affect Bjorn?

And am I correct in understanding that if, as a result of any combination of transfers, the player ends up back at their starting point, they fail?

And am I correct in understanding that if, as a result of any combination of transfers, the player ends up back at their starting point, they fail?

I don't know how else to ask this question. They forgot about Vasya.
Aeon - everyone goes to Bjorn.
Bjorn - everyone goes to Aeon.
Bjorn's goal is Aeon. He needs to be under Aeon's influence and go to himself. Why isn't this happening?

Dragons don't go anywhere when they're sent away; they stay home.

That's the thing, Mikhailich. Tracking the dragon will show whether it stayed at home.

And why the effect only applies to itself when under the influence, when there's also the ultimate ability of the light-aligned heroine – a mirror of dark magic.

Anyway, I've more or less figured out the redirections. Let's move on to something else.