The Syndicate

I had a cultleader in American Gods. He was required to recruit one from every group before he could recruit a second in any group. He himself was immune to night actions, if anyone targeted him they were insanified. He could only win if the cult outnumbered the rest of the players. If his recruit failed, he was not told why. Protections failed his recruit, blocks, and being a member of an affiliation he had already recruited from failed as well. There were a few roles that could not be recruited as well.

He was basically a Cthulhu role mixed with a traditional Cultist, minus the mason or shrink visit, the insanity was just for one phase.

Cthulhu
Anyone who visits the Cthulhu goes mad and speaks only gibberish during the day.
Madness can be cured by a shrink visit or being recruited to a cult.
Cthulhu dies if visited by masons.
Wins only if the cults win.

Cultist
Can choose someone at night to recruit into the cult.
Any cult member visited by mason at night will die.
If the cult leader is killed, all cult members will die.
Wins if cultists outnumber everyone during the day.

I had a cultleader in American Gods. He was required to recruit one from every group before he could recruit a second in any group. He himself was immune to night actions, but could only win if the cult outnumbered the rest of the players. If his recruit failed, he was not told why. Protections failed his recruit, blocks, and being a member of an affiliation he had already recruited from failed as well.

[mention]Golden[/mention] < Mooby the King of the Underworld

You were so awesome!

I like jailers, they are fun, they can be used tactically as protection for civs, taking them off the poll and providing a civ BTS network if done carefully; or if a day and night jailer, stopping night actions of people you suspect. There is a lot of utility in a jailer.

Quin wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 4:38 am

Golden wrote: ↑Sat Mar 31, 2018 12:26 am The matrix is filling up... if you have grand ideas, share them soon!

I once hosted a game where players bought powers with currency. That theme could probably be adapted into a single role.

I had a game with a similar mechanic. Players got tickets, like in skeeball ( it was a Dogma theme), and bought extra votes, protections, one shots. It was a fun mechanic.