Murmurings in the Fortress

Post Post #2 (isolation #0) » Thu Feb 17, 2022 11:02 pm

What a great idea, implosion!
But I thought that there are usually more than 0 scum.

Post Post #6 (isolation #1) » Fri Feb 18, 2022 9:58 am

I just reread the OP and and is now even more confused.
Would somebody mind explaining the OP in layman's terms?
It seems very complex.

Post Post #15 (isolation #2) » Fri Feb 25, 2022 11:13 pm

In post 11, Farren wrote:
In post 6, RH9 wrote:I just reread the OP and and is now even more confused.
Would somebody mind explaining the OP in layman's terms?
It seems very complex.
During setup, a random
even
number of Goons are picked; everyone else is a VT. (Minimum 0 Goons; maximum 6 Goons.)

During D1, the players don't vote for an elimination. Instead, they assign themselves to one of three arbitrary locations - assigning yourself to a location locks you in and cannot be changed. Nine players, three locations, and a maximum of three people per location - so at the end of D1, each location will have three different people. D1 ends when two out of three locations hit their max of three people; everyone not assigned gets put in the last open location.

During N1, the Mafia don't kill. Instead, they pick two players (can be both Town, both Mafia, or one of each) and swap their locations. After the swap, each location must have either 0 Mafia or 2 Mafia; if that's impossible, Town wins.

During D2, the Conspiracy section of the game starts. Everyone has to play a game of Conspiracy with the people in their location. If you're Town, you have to figure out if the other two people in your location are both scum (Conspiracy) or Town (no conspiracy). Figuring it out correctly scores points for Town; getting it wrong scores points for Mafia. D2 ends when one team has 5 points; that team wins and the other team loses.

This makes sense.