How does this help the village? Does it even help the village?
And why only 45%?
(sorry for asking a lot of questions, just following the instructions in the first post..)
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How does this help the village? Does it even help the village?
And why only 45%?
(sorry for asking a lot of questions, just following the instructions in the first post..)
No, they can scan cultists and wavering villagers. Cultists are said to be pack affiliated, so that's the only way to get into a pack, or convince a wavering villager to turn.
As for the doc knowing of his patient's role, I've never heard of that. I've seen the patient knowing who the doctor is if he survives, but not that the doctor knows what role his patient has.
Edit: What Euro said
The doctor does not discover the role or traits possessed by anyone he saves
Edit: bah, ninja editing xD
Edit2: About the sentry - you'll have to wait and see, I'm keeping that role slightly under my hat
And about the Field Medic - yes, as after spending a day in the hospital (where they are un-huntable) they will return to their unit fit and healthy and will continue just as before the attack
I'm pretty sure I read that in the rules of one of the previous big games. The doctor would know if the person they saved was a wolf or not. I'll have to look it up I guess.
Again, I'm not sure if this makes any difference, as I presume doctors don't save people at random - and they would have an inkling just from the fact that that person was hunted, I guess
OK, I believe that means first night orders in on Thursday.
First real day of voting is Friday.
If I'm correct on this, I'm In
How does it work with packs? This is my first Big Game, and from what I gather, the wolves won't know all other wolves, but only the wolves in their pack?
Correct.
AVN is also correct, unless, there's so many people signed up by Tuesday night I can't not start it
How does the ''wounded'' dynamic work?
I take it once a player is wounded so many times he dies
I take it once a player is wounded so many times he dies
In big games, there is often more than one pack. The packs don't know of the other packs, but to win, a pack must eliminate the other pack(s) and reach parity with the village.
I don't envisage any one player getting wounded so many times for that to be an issue.
But you have a point, so, shall we say, 3 wounds, then you die?
Yeah, that seems about right
But what actually happens to a player when he is wounded, is it the same as a doctors patient, he can't vote or post inside information, or use a special ability?
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Can you please handle this to not only be able to kill the person who send the order, but choose randomly from a pack if a wolf made the hunt. Because else there might be wolves in a pack who will not send in hunt orders because they are afraid to die. It will also be more likely for the active wolf to be killed and I don´t like that. I think everyone in the pack should have the same chance of dying by this, but I know not all GM´s handle it that way. I would just like you to reconsider this.
That could be interesting with mine
Last week I saw an ad for the movie Lawrence of Arabia, and I thought: "hey, what's jonti doing there"...
I still am more familiair with your old avatar than this one...