Randomly making somebody a miller (as their role, unbeknownst to them) DOES logically work
a random, uninformed miller who doesn’t know about it and mafia doesn’t know about it
It’s just boring
Yes
its a bad idea
it makes sense but it sucks
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They exist to mess up numbers
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Mafia knowing makes it more useful but we could just tell mafia who it is
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If mafia millerise a mason they’re kinda screwed oh wait no they aren’t
Unless all 3 masons are jailed at once the masons don’t know it was fheir own who was millerised
or you could assign each player a polynomial and tell mafia which galois group belongs to the miller, thus telling them while also forcing them to solve a math problem. i’m sure they’d love-
It’s only in niche scenarios they can solve “the mason was specifically millerised”
I would love to be forced to solve math problems that sounds great
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Wait they already do it to me and it’s not as fun as it sounds STILL PRETTY FUN I STILL LIKE IT
do you think you could solve for the galois group of a polynomial (just put it in GAP)
It’s not the same when it’s not an individual one-to-one force
anyway galois theory doesn’t have that much to do with combinatorics i’ll stop now. make them solve combinatorics problems to get all their information though
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The number of mafia you jailed today is… the number of unique ways to roll a 12 with two D6s.
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In general I like being forced it cuts out all that pesky decision making
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I’m implementing this and putting the real number behind a spoiler
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That’s so funny to make it actual combinatorics problems
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