Re: Effulgence Mafia Game Thread
Posted: Fri Mar 13, 2015 9:37 am
I don’t like wandering blind either and I like this line of thinking, but it would be trivial for us to overlook something while doing so. This could be accidental, as is probably the case when you said “Tony’s blatantly not a killer” when the first in-story Tony did kill very effectively and I’d say it’s only “very unlikely”, or deliberate, like in the (extremely) unlikely possibility where you were a Tony and a killer where you said that.
Basically, I say this investigation is a good idea, but we shouldn’t trust it too much.
Anyway, my ideas for these roles:
Basically, I say this investigation is a good idea, but we shouldn’t trust it too much.
Anyway, my ideas for these roles:
- Bell: about what you said, maybe, except that I think Chris is a lot more likely as doctor. Maybe something introspection-related where they can know things about their roles the rest of us don’t? What could there be about a role that most people wouldn’t know, given that the way these games usually work is everybody knows their full role?
- Joker: I find it very odd that I agree that a Joker is unlikely to be a killer. Unless we have a Bat role? But that also seems unlikely. My thoughts on abilities are to ignore Sunnyvampirism if that’s a thing, or maybe something about love. Lovers in this type of game is often a disadvantage, though.
- Sherlock: Investigation of some sort. I highly doubt you’re hilariously wrong there. Maybe resisting Sunnyvampirism or something.
- Tony: I don’t see much use for engineering. Maybe they can create a JARVIS or something, or have a connection to somebody playing that role?
- Libby could be a godfather role, which especially makes sense thematically because she’s Moriarty. But on the other hand, I think godfathers in Mafia are the ones who hide from investigation, which fits Voice better. This seems like it could also be an investigation role, honestly.
- Kingfisher is again a potential investigation role. I doubt all the ones I’m naming as such really are, though. Maybe they have different kinds of investigation: Kingfishers can learn more about the rules than the rest of us, but don’t directly know how they apply to people, maybe.
- Virginia: I have no clue.
- Chainsaw: Chainsaw usually tortures instead of kills. Maybe incapacitating somebody so they can’t act the next day/night?
- Eights: I’m thinking something along the lines of being able to take somebody’s place. A mini-doctor, where instead of actually saving that person, they die in that person’s place and win if that person does.
- Steven (Voice): Hiding. A killer that doesn’t show up as one, potentially. Or a 21st player we don’t even know is playing until an investigator says otherwise.