My werewolf game discussion thread!

That's an interesting power... Certainly will think about it.

The acolyte has the ability that if he is killed by vampires then the vampires can't kill the next night because they are recovering from his magic wards. The special ability of the acolyte is that he gets +1 point for each vampire he votes to hang which results in the vampire's hanging (ie it has to be a correct vote which causes a correct hanging).

It's kind of a mafia come murder mystery game. Each character gets a brief description of what they were doing on the night Baroness Valas came to town.

PS I'm thinking of making each game night = 2 real nights to give ppl more time (especially if I am low on players).
 
OK the vampires will be staked. :p

The roles of who is a vampire/mayor is random (mayor has a special points ability on top of the character's special points ability). However at the moment I have:
Herbalist
Farmer
Bar wench
Tavern owner
Carpenter
Violinist
Acolyte
Village idiot
Baker (hey someone I didn't copy!)
Blacksmith
Wainwright

I will probably allow people to chose which character they want to play (but without telling more about the characters in advance).
 
I still think vampires are a bad idea, they do burn up in the sun, unless you do it in some sort of dark ashen veil worshipping land (do that). I'll take on the role of... either the blacksmith or the tavern keep, either way is good (unless one includes dying horribly).
 
Make it happen in Svartalfar lands, in a Mordor-like ambiance (gotta love those thick shadowy clouds :goodjob:)
 
Deathling said:
I still think vampires are a bad idea, they do burn up in the sun, unless you do it in some sort of dark ashen veil worshipping land (do that). I'll take on the role of... either the blacksmith or the tavern keep, either way is good (unless one includes dying horribly).

Who says vampires die in the sunshine in the FfH world? ;)
 
Grey Fox said:
Who says vampires die in the sunshine in the FfH world? ;)

Lugus (the god of light) hates vampires because Alexis's first kill, the one that started vampirism, was of one of his followers. Ever since then light has been unplesent for vampires, ranging from irratation, to burning, to death depending on the amount of influence of Lugus in the region.

Of course its up to you however you want to run it. No one says the game has to comply with FfH lore.

You could also have it take place in a subterraen Svartalfar or Khazad city.
 
Yes people the wait is over! I did a lot of creative thinking (well as best as I can) and this took quite a while and I reworked the game (what you do in it). I really hope you guys will enjoy it! If Kael doesn't mind I will use his writings for lynchings since he has done a better job than I believe I can do with that.

Introduction to Night of the Werewolves II:
Foxford is a tiny village on the outskirts of the Elohim empire. Largely forgotten by anyone of consequence its surrounding fur and deer camps are its only real value. Still the villagers of Foxford are a decent, if not overly supersticious, lot and are accustomed to seeing their children raised to go off to wars they never return from.

Foxford was quiet until the arrival of a traveler from the elven lands. This was no elf, but a man named Duin who carried a thick oak cudgel and quite a few gold coins. Unaccustomed to wealthy travelers the backwater inn and tavern were delighted to have his company, and sorry to see him go the following day. They wouldn't know until later that this man left more than gold in the village.

Overview of the game:
- Due to popular demand and the changing of the game design, this game will use Baron Duin Halfmorn and werewolves (instead of vampires).

- There are 3 werewolves and 19 villagers (who include the 3 werewolves).

- The nearly all villagers have a short storyline they are given (and which may mention other villagers' stories briefly) but you can lie or embellish on what you are given.

- This game is about team victory (werewolves vs. innocent villagers) but also individual victory. Each survivor (of the winning team of course) gets +2 points for survival. However each character can get at least one more point for achieving a certain thing in the game (simple examples are getting a certain other person hung or getting someone else to survive if they are not a werewolf). Some characters can get a multiple extra points but their abilities are more difficult to balance it out. Therefore you almost certainly will need to achieve team victory in order to achieve individual victory.

- I removed the idea I had of a murder mystery plot for a few reasons (mainly because it would be so complicated).

- The available roles are:
* Acolyte
* Baker - Subanark
* Bar wench
* Blacksmith
* Carpenter (husband of the violinist) - lorgen
* Cobbler
* Farmer (husband of the herbalist)
* Farmhand
* Herbalist (wife of the farmer)
* Innkeeper
* Merchant - Endovior
* Seamstress
* Shepherd
* Stableboy
* Tanner
* Tavern owner - Deathling
* Village drunkard - Grey Fox
* Violinist (wife of the carpenter)
* Wainwright
Unser Giftzwerg to take the last unpicked role.

- There is a role of the mayor and a role of the prophet (and another role that is opened up based on an event occurence) and these have abilities on top of your characters other abilities.

- The prophet can do his/her private scryings and seek an answer from me (via PM) once per day.

- Each night the werewolves can kill one villager and they PM me to tell me who will be killed.

- Each day the villagers can hang one villager they think is a werewolf. The villagers post their vote choice with the name in bold letters.

- The mayor has the deciding vote in any hangings, if s/he doesn't decide in time then I randomly allocate one of the players in the vote tie to be hung. The mayor will also be given some more information in game. I will randomly allocate the mayor at the start of the game. The mayor must PM me with his/her choice of successor should s/he be killed by werewolves. If you are a werewolf and you get hung then a new mayor is voted on.

- I would like 19 players but I could possibly take 16 (but I would have to remove 3 roles from this list which might mean moving some people to different roles). This is because there is a random allocation of the prophet out of 4 people who otherwise have relatively bland characters. If you really don't want a bland character (who still has a +1 point ability) then PM me and I can allocate you someone instead of you choosing.

- I will do the hangings ever 2 days at 10PM Australian EST/Noon GMT/7AM EST. Even if I post late only the votes in by that time will count. 2 days real time equates to 1 day in game time (to help people who might not be able to post every day). All votes must be in bold or I will ignore them. Your last vote before noon GMT is the one that counts (but try to only do one vote if you can help it).

- The dead do not speak. Once you have been killed you are out of the game. Please don't share information with anyone else about the game (until it's over) either in the forum or outside of it.

- Outside of the above rule, post whatever you want. You can claim to be the prophet, you can make up lies about other players. Lying isn’t just allowed, its encouraged.

- The roles of werewolves are randomly assigned.

- You cannot forward PM's, use screenshots, etc to make your argument. So you could post that the prophet has contacted you in secret and told you whatever, but you cant post a screenshot of his PM, or forward that PM to anyone else. Stick just to diplomacy and deception to make your case.

- The winner/s of the game is the person who has the most points (remembering that you get +2 points for surviving on the winning team but each character can get at least one point for doing something/s else).


FFH2 forumites get first pick for a couple of days until I post the signup thread in off-topic forum. :)
Anything that I forgot/needs clarifying, please ask me.


Deathling do you still want blacksmith/tavern owner?
 
Will Qes be the shepherd?

I didn`t get to finish his fence to protect his sheep(zors)
 
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