The reason why Ogre is jinxed with Recluse and Spy is to avoid creating a scenario where it’s impossible to learn your alignment. If the Ogre picked the Lycanthrope-Red Herring, how would they learn they’re evil?
unfortunately they did specify in unofficial that the lycan misreg wears off right before wincons are decided, so a lycan red herring saint can’t win the game for the good team. boo.
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I was truly anticipating the Red Herring Mayor loss!
me when I make an arbitrary abulity that is not intuitive
Misregistration never applied to victory conditions anyhow.
it never applied to the player winning or losing
i am ready for a klutz loss from picking the red herring
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Does this mean the evil twins ability never triggers at all?
Wait
It has to be a good player
it just means they can’t be the other twin
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alch evil twin red herring who’s other twin has to be good
…Actually, this does count.
That hurts so much.
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me on my way to kill into the twin pair as Lycan (totally real plausiable setuo design)
That’s so fucking dumb
I’d almost want to avoid adding other characters to a script which could inordinately suffer from the misregistration. I like the Bounty Hunter comparison, but…
Then again, actually. Every role should have the cost of not including something else which could’ve been useful, it’s all a trade, so it’s fine.
The only reason it’s not specifically “as a Minion/Demon” is to avoid immediate evil information being shared.
Klutz is a bad interaction even so. Don’t do this.
They’d learn their twin pairs true role so at least they have that
I think this Lycan just makes Eveyrhing worse
I like the Demon’s kill failing, and the interactions with that like Soldier. Allowing other kills to succeed is just good.