I think the idea is the heretic claims they are heretic in f3 and then the 2 town alive at that point basically have to just use a social read to tell if the heretic is telling the truth and then if they are just… don’t vote the demon out
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Or how about a mafia role that makes everyone have to blind vote. You can’t see how many votes are on each player.
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I feel like you could design an entire setup around one of those gimmicks, but only if the gimmick is publicly known.
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And if they don’t vote, the votes on them count as zero.
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okay but organ grinder isnt that wacky its just private voting?
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who
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Momentum: Each night*, choose a number of players that is 1 more than you killed the previous night: they die.
I hate this role but it’s in UFB
ok but the MOST iconic part of trollbox was the people who thought they could get someone else banned by trollboxing them to break the rules
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I regret bringing up this topic.
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thats what people who play the organ are called
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Organ Grinder? I barely know her!
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The no vote part is really strong if Vortox is in play. You have to pray you didn’t maj vote the Organ Grinder, as they no vote and evil immediately wins.
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I think I’ve seen it in the report review system. People are dumb.
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Ah yes, you gotta love it when people try to frame others for breaking the rules.
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Other “fun” reports to review are always the reports for gamethrowing that end up having happened because somebody made a mistake or just didn’t do what a person wanted.
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I saw a few of those
doing reports was a blast because you got so many really funny scenarios
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I especially liked the gamethrow report on the King for fake claiming Alchemist
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On the other hand, there were the super easy reports for stuff like harassment where you could immediately see why the report happened.
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Face Tattoo Guy: A character that mentioned your name during the day may die. Players that whisper you may be poisoned until dusk.