Tarot Mafia Rules and Peanuts

[Animavore]

I'm off for the weekend. You better have won by the time I get back.

What happened?

[Uselesstwit]

I'm off for the weekend. You better have won by the time I get back.

What happened?

You lost. What does it look like happened, but don't worry, you also lost over at ratskep, so you should be used to it.

[higgs2]

THat was a really cool theme, in case I haven't said it.

[oblivion]

thank you! I'm mostly happy with how the design worked. and I really, really enjoyed gming this time. Thank you all for playing!

[irretating]

thank you! I'm mostly happy with how the design worked. and I really, really enjoyed gming this time. Thank you all for playing!

My manners

thanks, oblivion, I really loved this game... the tarot thing meant we were expecting (and dreading - being scum) surprises! The whole sprinkles thing was something that town could have jumped on and scum would have been in the dark.

[oblivion]

thank you! I'm mostly happy with how the design worked. and I really, really enjoyed gming this time. Thank you all for playing!

My manners

thanks, oblivion, I really loved this game... the tarot thing meant we were expecting (and dreading - being scum) surprises! The whole sprinkles thing was something that town could have jumped on and scum would have been in the dark.

Town could have jumped on it, but it was unlikely given that it was a new concept to most players. Instead, it did what I expected - had most of town acting secretive, special/scummy and throwing up lots of smoke for scum to hide in. The smoke was going to clear, though, and it was a question of how long scum could take advantage of the confusion before town put the puzzle together and scum became obvious and easy to spot. My main concern with my design is that town could have taken a lot less time than they did, and then it would have been a massacre, especially with the impact that the influence cards had on the game.