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I honestly don't know what you're doing except making a big damn matrix. A bartender role probably isn't for that sort of thing. I just thought I'd suggest it in case you wanted to use it.

Golden wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 10:31 pm Oh, yeah. I wanted to include roles like that, but I mostly reduced roles that required the hosts to do something more than just take the role list and run. The one exception is the curser where I didn't define a specific curse, but I intended to include examples.

Possibly, I could actually define the impact the bartender has on each other role it can possibly interact with... that would be quite a bit of work though. Let me muse on it. If I did that, would you be in for assisting?

I think it would be quite a strong role on the whole. I might consider replacing the 'bulletproof' role with it, as having a bulletproof role leads to balance implications that I haven't quite figured out how to manage effectively in matrix form.

It is a strong role, but it's balanced by potentially harming or killing civilians. It's good for theme-based games in which you can come up with effects that make sense for each role. It was fun. The best Roger Rabbit role was Droopy though, who got the entire mafia team to out themselves in the thread.

Golden wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 10:23 pm
Epignosis wrote: ↑Mon Apr 09, 2018 8:29 pm Hey, don't forget the bartender.
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It's a role I made up for Roger Rabbit.

The bartender serves a drink to anyone, but that drink does something different to each role, and the bartender knows what will happen.

This made the bartender something of a role checker, but there were drawbacks, since certain civilians had negative effects from the drink. In one such case, death. So whom to serve became a very important choice.

Hey, don't forget the bartender.

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