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That is a vigilante.I agree. I think the Serial Killer should be allowed to talk to the Town.
Nah, that'd never work. First, townsfolk aren't aware of who their fellow townsfolk are, as town isn't allowed to communicate with anyone at night (unless their ability is mason).Fine then, he plays both sides and never makes his true motives known. He will speak to both the Mafia, and the Townsfolk as if he was one of them, and still make his choice every night.
Sounds devilishly fun.
I'd advice against that, actually. And personally, putting a serial killer in the game, plus the fact that there wouldn't exist a roleblocker, means that there will exist some in-balances within the game.Discovered if investigated by cop.
In most games I've done where there exists a Serial Killer, the SK typically shows up as "innocent" when the Cop checks them. This is to further increase the SK's chances of winning (since being by himself his chances of victory are slim). As well, the Cop can technically only see if people are "Town" or "Mafia." And SK obviously doesn't fit under either category.Well, if the roleblocker is called the mafia's prostitute sometimes... I would say he/she should be in contact with the mafia
I'mma get a discussion thread up in S7S shortly, then we can post/vote there. And keep it organized I hope
One serial killer who doesn't talk to anyone would probably be best as well. If the cop accuses the serial killer, s/he would simply be treated as a town member, because the cop is asking if s/he is a mafia member. And technically? they're not. Sound about right?