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[t1mm01994]

Lataro's Evil Auction

Spoiler:

I'm bored, so lets have some fun!

Awhile back, Silknor ran a VERY fun game IMO, called Going, Going, Lynched. I liked the system behind it, and am going to be running a game borrowing a ton from it mechanics-wise. For those unfamiliar with this game, you can read up on it here: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=66893

I am going to be making a different setup than his game role-wise, however, the core of it will remain the same.

Step 1: Each player starts with X energy, they can submit blind bids for roles.
Step 2: The winner of each role loses whatever they bid for a role (May change this to they lose energy for the next lowest bid amount instead, considering still), and they are given that role.
Step 3: Prior to Step 1, players will have submitted powers/etc. to the mod via PM, the mod will consider the powers, tweak them as needed, and use them, with additional powers added. Not all submitted powers will be used. For Step 3, players bid energy on powers, and pay if they win, same as they would for Step 2.
Step 4: Crazy fun stuff happens, and the game gets underway!

A lot of what is in the first post for GGL will apply to my game, I will be making some changes though, and the roles used will be different. There will be fewer "vanilla" roles in this game.

Pace-wise, this will be about par with other games I've run, week long days, a few days for night. I'd like people to be active and not need to be replaced here.

Flavor-wise, I am undecided as of yet. It will most likely be window dressing, since the setup will be open as to what roles exist due to the bidding process.

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2.
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4.
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6.
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.
11.
12.

@Boomfrog, reading is hard, appearantly PMing would be a good plan.

[roband]

Lataro's Evil Auction

Spoiler:

I'm bored, so lets have some fun!

Awhile back, Silknor ran a VERY fun game IMO, called Going, Going, Lynched. I liked the system behind it, and am going to be running a game borrowing a ton from it mechanics-wise. For those unfamiliar with this game, you can read up on it here: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=66893

I am going to be making a different setup than his game role-wise, however, the core of it will remain the same.

Step 1: Each player starts with X energy, they can submit blind bids for roles.
Step 2: The winner of each role loses whatever they bid for a role (May change this to they lose energy for the next lowest bid amount instead, considering still), and they are given that role.
Step 3: Prior to Step 1, players will have submitted powers/etc. to the mod via PM, the mod will consider the powers, tweak them as needed, and use them, with additional powers added. Not all submitted powers will be used. For Step 3, players bid energy on powers, and pay if they win, same as they would for Step 2.
Step 4: Crazy fun stuff happens, and the game gets underway!

A lot of what is in the first post for GGL will apply to my game, I will be making some changes though, and the roles used will be different. There will be fewer "vanilla" roles in this game.

Pace-wise, this will be about par with other games I've run, week long days, a few days for night. I'd like people to be active and not need to be replaced here.

Flavor-wise, I am undecided as of yet. It will most likely be window dressing, since the setup will be open as to what roles exist due to the bidding process.

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2.
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4. roband (we won this last time, right Lataro? Like a paired up thing? I'll play regardless)
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6.
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.
11.
12.

[Weeks]

e: fuck me

[mpolo]

Lataro's Evil Auction

Spoiler:

I'm bored, so lets have some fun!

Awhile back, Silknor ran a VERY fun game IMO, called Going, Going, Lynched. I liked the system behind it, and am going to be running a game borrowing a ton from it mechanics-wise. For those unfamiliar with this game, you can read up on it here: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=66893

I am going to be making a different setup than his game role-wise, however, the core of it will remain the same.

Step 1: Each player starts with X energy, they can submit blind bids for roles.
Step 2: The winner of each role loses whatever they bid for a role (May change this to they lose energy for the next lowest bid amount instead, considering still), and they are given that role.
Step 3: Prior to Step 1, players will have submitted powers/etc. to the mod via PM, the mod will consider the powers, tweak them as needed, and use them, with additional powers added. Not all submitted powers will be used. For Step 3, players bid energy on powers, and pay if they win, same as they would for Step 2.
Step 4: Crazy fun stuff happens, and the game gets underway!

A lot of what is in the first post for GGL will apply to my game, I will be making some changes though, and the roles used will be different. There will be fewer "vanilla" roles in this game.

Pace-wise, this will be about par with other games I've run, week long days, a few days for night. I'd like people to be active and not need to be replaced here.

Flavor-wise, I am undecided as of yet. It will most likely be window dressing, since the setup will be open as to what roles exist due to the bidding process.

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2.
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4. roband (we won this last time, right Lataro? Like a paired up thing? I'll play regardless)
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6. mpolo (hiding here in the middle)
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.
11.
12.

[fearless]

Lataro's Evil Auction
Spoiler:

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2. fearless
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4. roband (we won this last time, right Lataro? Like a paired up thing? I'll play regardless)
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6. mpolo (hiding here in the middle)
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.
11.
12.

[Chickenfish]

Lataro's Evil Auction

Spoiler:

I'm bored, so lets have some fun!

Awhile back, Silknor ran a VERY fun game IMO, called Going, Going, Lynched. I liked the system behind it, and am going to be running a game borrowing a ton from it mechanics-wise. For those unfamiliar with this game, you can read up on it here: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=66893

I am going to be making a different setup than his game role-wise, however, the core of it will remain the same.

Step 1: Each player starts with X energy, they can submit blind bids for roles.
Step 2: The winner of each role loses whatever they bid for a role (May change this to they lose energy for the next lowest bid amount instead, considering still), and they are given that role.
Step 3: Prior to Step 1, players will have submitted powers/etc. to the mod via PM, the mod will consider the powers, tweak them as needed, and use them, with additional powers added. Not all submitted powers will be used. For Step 3, players bid energy on powers, and pay if they win, same as they would for Step 2.
Step 4: Crazy fun stuff happens, and the game gets underway!

A lot of what is in the first post for GGL will apply to my game, I will be making some changes though, and the roles used will be different. There will be fewer "vanilla" roles in this game.

Pace-wise, this will be about par with other games I've run, week long days, a few days for night. I'd like people to be active and not need to be replaced here.

Flavor-wise, I am undecided as of yet. It will most likely be window dressing, since the setup will be open as to what roles exist due to the bidding process.

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2. fearless
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4. roband (we won this last time, right Lataro? Like a paired up thing? I'll play regardless)
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6. mpolo (hiding here in the middle)
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.Chickenfish
11.
12.

[_infina_]

Firefly needs a replacement or 3.

[Silknor]

Lataro's Evil Auction

Spoiler:

I'm bored, so lets have some fun!

Awhile back, Silknor ran a VERY fun game IMO, called Going, Going, Lynched. I liked the system behind it, and am going to be running a game borrowing a ton from it mechanics-wise. For those unfamiliar with this game, you can read up on it here: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=66893

I am going to be making a different setup than his game role-wise, however, the core of it will remain the same.

Step 1: Each player starts with X energy, they can submit blind bids for roles.
Step 2: The winner of each role loses whatever they bid for a role (May change this to they lose energy for the next lowest bid amount instead, considering still), and they are given that role.
Step 3: Prior to Step 1, players will have submitted powers/etc. to the mod via PM, the mod will consider the powers, tweak them as needed, and use them, with additional powers added. Not all submitted powers will be used. For Step 3, players bid energy on powers, and pay if they win, same as they would for Step 2.
Step 4: Crazy fun stuff happens, and the game gets underway!

A lot of what is in the first post for GGL will apply to my game, I will be making some changes though, and the roles used will be different. There will be fewer "vanilla" roles in this game.

Pace-wise, this will be about par with other games I've run, week long days, a few days for night. I'd like people to be active and not need to be replaced here.

Flavor-wise, I am undecided as of yet. It will most likely be window dressing, since the setup will be open as to what roles exist due to the bidding process.

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2. fearless
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4. roband (we won this last time, right Lataro? Like a paired up thing? I'll play regardless)
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6. mpolo (hiding here in the middle)
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.Chickenfish
11. Silknor (Evil you say?)
12.

[Weeks]

...

Oh shit, a zombie.

[matt96]

Lataro's Evil Auction

Spoiler:

I'm bored, so lets have some fun!

Awhile back, Silknor ran a VERY fun game IMO, called Going, Going, Lynched. I liked the system behind it, and am going to be running a game borrowing a ton from it mechanics-wise. For those unfamiliar with this game, you can read up on it here: viewtopic.php?f=53&t=66893

I am going to be making a different setup than his game role-wise, however, the core of it will remain the same.

Step 1: Each player starts with X energy, they can submit blind bids for roles.
Step 2: The winner of each role loses whatever they bid for a role (May change this to they lose energy for the next lowest bid amount instead, considering still), and they are given that role.
Step 3: Prior to Step 1, players will have submitted powers/etc. to the mod via PM, the mod will consider the powers, tweak them as needed, and use them, with additional powers added. Not all submitted powers will be used. For Step 3, players bid energy on powers, and pay if they win, same as they would for Step 2.
Step 4: Crazy fun stuff happens, and the game gets underway!

A lot of what is in the first post for GGL will apply to my game, I will be making some changes though, and the roles used will be different. There will be fewer "vanilla" roles in this game.

Pace-wise, this will be about par with other games I've run, week long days, a few days for night. I'd like people to be active and not need to be replaced here.

Flavor-wise, I am undecided as of yet. It will most likely be window dressing, since the setup will be open as to what roles exist due to the bidding process.

I'll be looking for 10-12 live bodies for my evil auction! If I don't get at least 10, I will be cancelling this game.

1.
2. fearless
3.TheMaskedGecko (Fixed that 'ect' because it was making me twitch
4. roband (we won this last time, right Lataro? Like a paired up thing? I'll play regardless)
5. T1mm01994 (Just keep going, just keep going *dora@Finding Nemo*)
6. mpolo (hiding here in the middle)
7. ConMan (my first Lataro game! should I be excited or scared?)
8. Mostlynormal (I'm excited AND scared!)
9. BoomFrog (Nah, he's not the one making up the roles this time)
10.Chickenfish
11. Silknor (Evil you say?)
12. matt96 (might as well get some experience sooner rather than later, also sorry if I signed up incorrectly)

[Krong]

Signups are open for...

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party can chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that can be exploited by the town or mafia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
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Replacements:
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[TheMaskedGecko]

Signups are open for...

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or mafia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
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Replacements:
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[t1mm01994]

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or mafia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
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Replacements:
1.Tim (I'm such a nice guy)
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3.
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[greenlover]

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I can't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
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Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
...

Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[Krong]

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or mafia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4.
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Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[Misnomer]

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or mafia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5.
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Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[webby]

Political Parties Mafia!


The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party has unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6.
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Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[wam]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.[/center]

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7.
8.
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Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[Adam H]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.[/center]

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7. Adam H (Oh yeah!)
8.
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11.
12.

Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
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Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[Krong]

4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)

If my good friend and colleague in scumminess is referring to the currently ongoing Hogwarts game, I'm fairly sure the similarities are only superficial. In this game, you choose your party membership, party membership has no direct influence on any win condition, and the number of parties will vary throughout the game.

[Lataro]

I think he means the game he ran where scum got decimated.

[Misnomer]

I think he means the game he ran where scum got decimated.

Bingo.

I'm looking forward to the game though - the parties setup in HUAC never really developed the way I hoped it would, so I'll be interested to see how this pans out.

[matt96]

4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)

If my good friend and colleague in scumminess is referring to the currently ongoing Hogwarts game, I'm fairly sure the similarities are only superficial. In this game, you choose your party membership, party membership has no direct influence on any win condition, and the number of parties will vary throughout the game.

You sort of referred to a game that ended 3 hours before your post as ongoing, although it is easy to make the mistake of thinking a recently ended game is still running if you are only looking at when the last post was.

[Weeks]

Scum slip

vote: Krong

[Angua]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.[/center]

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7. Adam H (Oh yeah!)
8. Angua (I'm becoming an addict here)
9.
10.
11.
12.

Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
...

Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[mpolo]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.

In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7. Adam H (Oh yeah!)
8. Angua (I'm becoming an addict here)
9. mpolo (Is this Chicago? Can the dead vote?)
10.
11.
12.

Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
...

Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.[/quote]

[Snark]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.


In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7. Adam H (Oh yeah!)
8. Angua (I'm becoming an addict here)
9. mpolo (Is this Chicago? Can the dead vote?)
10. Snark (Watch out! I'm a Boojum!)
11.
12.

Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
...

Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.[/quote]

[Krong]

Cool, that'll be enough to start, though I would like us to get up to 12. I'll start the game thread and whatnot this Sat./Sun. to give it a few more days.

[CaptainFinglass]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.


In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7. Adam H (Oh yeah!)
8. Angua (I'm becoming an addict here)
9. mpolo (Is this Chicago? Can the dead vote?)
10. Snark (Watch out! I'm a Boojum!)
11. CaptainFinglass (I've never played before, so hopefully someone can help me out....)
12.

Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
...

Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.

[JesseScottOwen]

The people of Caucus City have a mafia problem, and they've decided to let their politicians deal with it. This ought to be fun.


In this game, each player gets a daily choice of membership in a political party. Members of a party will chat privately, and each party hath unique abilities that will be exploited by the town or [Actually, I changed my mind, the default font size is what I wanted after all.]m[/size]afia.

Setup: Open
Players: Aiming for 12
Bastardry: None, open setup.
Complexity: Low to Medium -- there are extra rules to understand, but they're not very complicated.
Speed: Each game day will take about 1 real-life week. The setup is nightless with a short twilight period for finalizing actions.

Signups:
1.TheMaskedGecko (Let's see if I'll be able to manipulate the people into revolting and declaring me their king)
2.greenlover (this shall be fun. Lets see if I won't get elected official lurker. >.> <.< >.>)
3. ahammel (sent Krong a PM asking to sign up)
4. Misnomer (this sounds familiar... :p)
5. webby
6. wam (this is my first ever game so please be nice!)
7. Adam H (Oh yeah!)
8. Angua (I'm becoming an addict here)
9. mpolo (Is this Chicago? Can the dead vote?)
10. Snark (Watch out! I'm a Boojum!)
11. CaptainFinglass (I've never played before, so hopefully someone can help me out....)
12. JesseScottOwen (Stop smiling. Children died.)

Replacements:
1.Tim (HULK such a nice guy)
2.
3.
...

Yes, the alpha on those images is off. I'll fix it for the real game.[/quote]

[Misnomer]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
...


Replacements:
1.
2.
3.
...

[t1mm01994]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2.
3.
4.
5.
...


Replacements:
1.
2.
3.

[Angua]

How do werewolf games work?

[Snark]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2. Snark (A wolf? Where?)
3.
4.
5.
...


Replacements:
1.
2.
3.

[Misnomer]

How do werewolf games work?

Same as most mafia games - it's just an alternative set of flavour. The scum faction are known as werewolves instead of the mafia, cops are replaced by psychic seers, doctors become archangels or herbalists, the whole setup shifts from a town to a medieval village... you get the idea.

That said, this is a custom setup so I won't be considering myself limited to including 'normal' werewolf roles or flavour (for one thing, I want to go with more of a gothic horror or gaslamp fantasy theme instead of sticking to the middle ages). The basics mechanics of the game will still be pretty standard though.

[fearless]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2. Snark (A wolf? Where?)
3.
4.
5.
...


Replacements:
1. fearless (fearNOT!)
2.
3.

[wam]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2. Snark (A wolf? Where?)
3. wam
4.
5.
...


Replacements:
1. fearless (fearNOT!)
2.
3.

[Gord]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2. Snark (A wolf? Where?)
3. wam
4. Gord
5.
...


Replacements:
1. fearless (fearNOT!)
2.
3.

[Dooms]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2. Snark (A wolf? Where?)
3. wam
4. Dooms (First game on here.)
5.
...


Replacements:
1. fearless (fearNOT!)
2.
3.

[CaptainFinglass]

It was a dark and stormy night.

In an old tumble-down cabin deep within the woods of Xkcdia, they gathered. Angered by the past and fearful of the future, they knew that they would not be able to hide from the world for much longer. The peace would not last.

The wind howled and the clouds parted. For a brief moment, the full moon shone bright in the sky, it's mystical light streaming through the cabin windows and illuminating the figure in the far-corner of the room.

With a low growl, their leader finally spoke:

"It is time."

WEREWOLF

Type: Normal
Setup: Closed
Bastardry: Non-bastard
Player Numbers: Preferably around 20. If numbers fall short, an alternative closed non-bastard game with standard flavour will be run instead.

Players:
1.Tim (Squeee it's a werewolf game <3)
2. Snark (A wolf? Where?)
3. wam
4. CaptainFinglass (Werewolves? Count me in)
5.
...


Replacements:
1. fearless (fearNOT!)
2.
3.