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|Designer=Xdaamno | |||
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'''Cracking Idea Mafia''' is a goofy British (look, redundancy!) semi-open setup intended to maximise the playability of [[Greater Idea Mafia]]. [[Xdaamno]] felt a top-down design effort on this bottom-up setup idea would be fun to play. | '''Cracking Idea Mafia''' is a goofy British (look, redundancy!) semi-open setup intended to maximise the playability of [[Greater Idea Mafia]]. [[Xdaamno]] felt a top-down design effort on this bottom-up setup idea would be fun to play. | ||
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Here's how the '[[Greater Idea Mafia|Greater Idea]]' idea works: each player is randomly dealt two roles from the deck. They must immediately choose one to keep and discard the other. Once every player has chosen a role, the mod checks the game is satisfactory (e.g., they may require between 2-4 anti-town roles) - otherwise the game is rerolled. The game begins with any factional/partnered roles being informed of their partners. At the start of Day 1, every player's discarded role is publicly revealed - this information is usually sufficient to replace the [[random vote]] stage. | Here's how the '[[Greater Idea Mafia|Greater Idea]]' idea works: each player is randomly dealt two roles from the deck. They must immediately choose one to keep and discard the other. Once every player has chosen a role, the mod checks the game is satisfactory (e.g., they may require between 2-4 anti-town roles) - otherwise the game is rerolled. The game begins with any factional/partnered roles being informed of their partners. At the start of Day 1, every player's discarded role is publicly revealed - this information is usually sufficient to replace the [[random vote]] stage. | ||
In this setup, anti-town roles are in three main factions: '''Mafia''', '''Aliens''' and '''Goo'''. Aliens have a limited number of teamkills, and the Goo have no teamkill. Picking either of these factions generally give you more fun abilities, but the downsides are a lack of teamkills and teammates - so, sometimes, they're functionally | In this setup, anti-town roles are in three main factions: '''Mafia''', '''Aliens''' and '''Goo'''. Aliens have a limited number of teamkills, and the Goo have no teamkill. Picking either of these factions generally give you more fun abilities, but the downsides are a lack of teamkills and teammates - so, sometimes, they're functionally equivalent to [[Serial Killer|serial killers]]. There are a lot of wacky roles, so before playing, skim the list and get to know how most of them work. There are a couple of new roles on the town side to counter the Alien and Goo threats. For example, some games may revolve around the Conspiracy Theorists, each of which investigate each of the others as being Alien. Others may contain a mason group, but be complicated by the presence of a Chameleon Goo. | ||
Greater Idea is necessarily an unpredictable goofy game, but the setup mitigates this by attempting to reduce the number of 'opaque' setups for which the town has no chance of deciphering the roles in the game. For this reason, some common roles like [[Serial Killer|Serial Killers]], [[Strongman|Strongmen]] and straightforward scum [[Roleblocker|Roleblockers]] are omitted. Finally, some invented roles which would be unusual in standard games fit neatly into the Greater Idea format, such as the | Greater Idea is necessarily an unpredictable goofy game, but the setup mitigates this by attempting to reduce the number of 'opaque' setups for which the town has no chance of deciphering the roles in the game. For this reason, some common roles like [[Serial Killer|Serial Killers]], [[Strongman|Strongmen]] and straightforward scum [[Roleblocker|Roleblockers]] are omitted. Finally, some invented roles which would be unusual in standard games fit neatly into the Greater Idea format, such as the Persona Non Grata, the Coroner and the Pseudojester. | ||
==Setup== | ==Setup== | ||
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#Vanilla Townie | #Vanilla Townie | ||
#Vanilla Townie | #Vanilla Townie | ||
# | #Vanilla Townie | ||
# | #Vanilla Townie | ||
#[[Doctor]] | #[[Doctor]] | ||
#Doctor | #Doctor | ||
#[[Coroner]] <small>(can target a dead player to discover which role(s) killed them, but not the player who owns it; can also target a living player, succeeding if they die that night)</small> | #[[Coroner]] <small>(can target a dead player to discover which role(s) killed them, but not the player who owns it; can also target a living player, succeeding if they die that night)</small> | ||
#Coroner | |||
#Coroner | #Coroner | ||
#Coroner | #Coroner | ||
#[[Bodyguard]] | #[[Bodyguard]] | ||
# | #Bodyguard | ||
#One-shot [[Commuter]] | #One-shot [[Commuter]] | ||
#[[Cop]] | #[[Cop]] | ||
#Cop | #Cop | ||
#[[Ascetic]] Cop | #[[Ascetic]] Cop | ||
#Backup Cop <small>(becomes a Cop if a Cop, Ascetic Cop, Traitor Cop or Jack Of All Trades dies)</small> | #Backup Cop <small>(becomes a Cop if a Cop, Ascetic Cop, Traitor Cop or Jack Of All Trades dies)</small> | ||
#[[Hider]] <small>(dies if successfully targets a Mafia, Alien or Goo, or a player that died that night; immune to night actions if successfully targets a player otherwise)</small> | #[[Watcher]] | ||
#[[Tracker]] | |||
#[[Hider]] <small>(dies if successfully targets a Mafia, Alien or Goo, or a player that died that night; immune to night actions if successfully targets a player otherwise.)</small> | |||
#Ascetic Hider | #Ascetic Hider | ||
#Area 51 Detective <small>(target is roleblocked if Alien)</small> | #Area 51 Detective <small>(target is roleblocked if Alien)</small> | ||
#Area 51 Immunologist <small>(permanently renders target immune to any kind of death by Aliens)</small> | #Area 51 Immunologist <small>(permanently renders target immune to any kind of death by Aliens, except elimination)</small> | ||
#Conspiracy Theorist <small>(gets result for "Alien" or "Not Alien"; immune to Alien kills; investigates as "Alien")</small> | #Conspiracy Theorist <small>(gets result for "Alien" or "Not Alien"; immune to Alien kills; investigates as "Alien")</small> | ||
#Conspiracy Theorist | |||
#Conspiracy Theorist | #Conspiracy Theorist | ||
#Conspiracy Theorist | #Conspiracy Theorist | ||
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#[[Jack-of-all-trades|Jack Of All Trades]] <small>(cop/doc/roleblock abilities, all one-shot)</small> | #[[Jack-of-all-trades|Jack Of All Trades]] <small>(cop/doc/roleblock abilities, all one-shot)</small> | ||
#[[Mason]] | #[[Mason]] | ||
#Mason | |||
#Mason | #Mason | ||
#Ascetic Mason | #Ascetic Mason | ||
#Mason [[Compulsive]] Bodyguard | #Mason [[Compulsive]] Bodyguard | ||
#Mason | #Mason [[Reflexive]] Doctor | ||
#One-shot [[Vigilante]] | #One-shot [[Vigilante]] | ||
#[[Miller]] Vigilante | #[[Miller]] Vigilante | ||
#One-shot Day Vigilante | #One-shot Day Vigilante | ||
#Nymphomaniac <small>(compulsively chooses a lover on night 1; the other lover is not informed)</small> | #Nymphomaniac <small>(compulsively chooses a lover on night 1; the other lover is not informed)</small> | ||
#Excellent Sense of Smell Townie <small>(immediately informed | #Excellent Sense of Smell Townie <small>(immediately informed how many of each Goo roles are in the game)</small> | ||
#Excellent Sense of Smell Townie | #Excellent Sense of Smell Townie | ||
#Ugly Townie <small>(immediately informed | #Ugly Townie <small>(immediately informed how many of each goo roles are in the game; can win with the goo [[survivor]]-style; investigates as Alien)</small> | ||
#Ugly Townie | #Ugly Townie | ||
#Clairvoyant <small>(immediately informed how many factions there are; condemner/pseudojester count as factions)</small> | |||
#Clairvoyant <small>(immediately informed how many factions there are; | |||
#Clairvoyant | #Clairvoyant | ||
#Clairvoyant | #Clairvoyant | ||
#Clairvoyant | #Clairvoyant | ||
#[[Treestump]] | #[[Treestump]] | ||
# | #Persona Non Grata <small>(guaranteed to be the target of the Condemner, if one exists)</small> | ||
#[[Macho]] One-shot [[Kingmaker]] <small>(cannot be protected)</small> | #[[Macho]] One-shot [[Kingmaker]] <small>(cannot be protected)</small> | ||
#[[Macho]] Death [[Kingmaker]] <small>(cannot be protected; kingmaker action activates publicly upon death, applies to the next day)</small> | #[[Macho]] Death [[Kingmaker]] <small>(cannot be protected; kingmaker action activates publicly upon death, applies to the next day)</small> | ||
#[[Supersaint]] | #[[Supersaint]] | ||
#[[Vengeful Townie]] | #[[Vengeful Townie]] | ||
#One-shot | #Town One-shot Diplomat | ||
#[[Universal Backup]] <small>(acquires ''current'' abilities of first killed town player)</small> | #[[Universal Backup]] <small>(acquires ''current'' abilities of first killed town player)</small> | ||
#Universal Backup | #Universal Backup | ||
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#Bulletproof Mafia Goon | #Bulletproof Mafia Goon | ||
#Bulletproof Mafia Goon | #Bulletproof Mafia Goon | ||
#Mafia [[Tracker]] | #Mafia [[Tracker]] | ||
#Mafia One-Shot [[Role Cop]] | #Mafia One-Shot [[Role Cop]] | ||
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#Mafia Conspiracy Theorist <small>(immune to Alien kills; gets result for "Alien" or "Not Alien"; investigates as either "Alien" or "Mafia")</small> | #Mafia Conspiracy Theorist <small>(immune to Alien kills; gets result for "Alien" or "Not Alien"; investigates as either "Alien" or "Mafia")</small> | ||
#Mafia Conspiracy Theorist | #Mafia Conspiracy Theorist | ||
#Mafia Clairvoyant <small>(immediately informed how many factions there are; | #Mafia Clairvoyant <small>(immediately informed how many factions there are; condemner/pseudojester count as factions)</small> | ||
#Mafia Clairvoyant | #Mafia Clairvoyant | ||
#Mafia One-shot Day Vigilante | #Mafia One-shot Day Vigilante | ||
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#Alien Psychotrooper <small>(while alive, all roles which expect a result receive 'no result' as if role blocked)</small> | #Alien Psychotrooper <small>(while alive, all roles which expect a result receive 'no result' as if role blocked)</small> | ||
#Alien One-Shot Psychomagnet <small>(all night actions are redirected to the target)</small> | #Alien One-Shot Psychomagnet <small>(all night actions are redirected to the target)</small> | ||
#Alien Monarch <small>(bulletproof | #Alien Monarch <small>(bulletproof diplomat day-vigilante - but loses all abilities when any ability is activated; bulletproof ability can absorb multiple shots in one night; Alien Monarch isn't told explicitly when the bulletproof ability activates)</small> | ||
#Baby Alien Monarch <small>(on the dawn of Day 4, becomes an Alien Monarch; the town is publicly informed of the presence of this role; until then, cannot perform Alien factional kills)</small> | #Baby Alien Monarch <small>(on the dawn of Day 4, becomes an Alien Monarch; at that point, the town is publicly informed of the presence of this role; until then, cannot perform Alien factional kills)</small> | ||
#Baby Alien Monarch | #Baby Alien Monarch | ||
#[[ | #[[Condemner]] <small>(game ends if condemner wins; condemner becomes vanilla townie if target is killed; mod personally selects a town condemnee target after all players have chosen their roles)</small> | ||
#Pseudojester <small>(one-shot | #Pseudojester <small>(one-shot diplomat; converts to the alignment of the hammering player when eliminated; cannot win otherwise)</small> | ||
#Red Goo <small>(goo-aligned; targeted player unstoppably dies, even if bulletproof etc; one-shot; cannot be redirected/blocked; mod announces the death being due to a Red Goo)</small> | #Red Goo <small>(goo-aligned; targeted player unstoppably dies, even if bulletproof etc; one-shot; cannot be redirected/blocked; mod announces the death being due to a Red Goo)</small> | ||
#Red Goo | #Red Goo | ||
#Grey Goo <small>(goo-aligned; anyone who successfully targets Grey Goo with an action becomes goo-aligned and vanillerized. Immediately after night 2, Grey Goo (unblockably) dies)</small> | #Grey Goo <small>(goo-aligned; anyone who successfully targets Grey Goo with an action becomes goo-aligned and vanillerized. The goo faction gains immediate knowledge of this. Immediately after night 2, Grey Goo (unblockably) dies)</small> | ||
#Chameleon Goo <small>(same as grey goo; also a mason)</small> | #Chameleon Goo <small>(same as grey goo; also a mason)</small> | ||
==Terms & Conditions== | ==Terms & Conditions== | ||
*'''Cops''' return 'Guilty' upon investigating Mafia, 'Not Guilty' otherwise. | *'''Cops''' return 'Guilty' upon investigating Mafia, 'Not Guilty' otherwise. | ||
*''' | *The role-related '''death of Bodyguards''' can be protected. Extra notes for multiple bodyguards: Their protections can chain, but if two bodyguards target each other, both die if one is killed. | ||
*A player '''Vanillerized''' at night loses any abilities they have, effective immediately the next morning. The player is informed of this. | *A player '''Vanillerized''' at night loses any abilities they have, effective immediately the next morning. The player is informed of this. | ||
*Eliminating a '''diplomat''' role brings the game to night, but with no role reveal. | |||
*'''Roleblocks''' only work on targeting actions - but roleblocking effects cannot be roleblocked. Roleblockers (followed by the psychomagnet) have top priority. | |||
*No roles can '''self-target'''. | |||
*When mentioned, the '''abilities''' of a role refer to all of their role details which are unrelated to their faction or win condition. | *When mentioned, the '''abilities''' of a role refer to all of their role details which are unrelated to their faction or win condition. | ||
==Factional Notes== | ==Factional Notes== | ||
*'''Aliens''' have a limited number of teamkills corresponding to the number of players: | *'''Aliens''' have a limited number of teamkills corresponding to the number of players: | ||
** | ** 4-7 players: 1 kill | ||
** | ** 8-11 players: 2 kills | ||
** | ** 12-15 players: 3 kills | ||
** | ** 16-19 players: 4 kills | ||
** (etc) | ** (etc) | ||
*'''Goo''' have no teamkills, but beat anything in endgames. | *'''Goo''' have no teamkills, but beat anything in endgames. | ||
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* [http://www.random.org/lists/ Random.org List Randomizer] | * [http://www.random.org/lists/ Random.org List Randomizer] | ||
* [[Greater Idea Mafia]] | * [[Greater Idea Mafia]] | ||
Latest revision as of 20:14, 18 June 2021
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Cracking Idea Mafia is a goofy British (look, redundancy!) semi-open setup intended to maximise the playability of Greater Idea Mafia. Xdaamno felt a top-down design effort on this bottom-up setup idea would be fun to play.
Introduction to Cracking Idea Mafia
Here's how the 'Greater Idea' idea works: each player is randomly dealt two roles from the deck. They must immediately choose one to keep and discard the other. Once every player has chosen a role, the mod checks the game is satisfactory (e.g., they may require between 2-4 anti-town roles) - otherwise the game is rerolled. The game begins with any factional/partnered roles being informed of their partners. At the start of Day 1, every player's discarded role is publicly revealed - this information is usually sufficient to replace the random vote stage.
In this setup, anti-town roles are in three main factions: Mafia, Aliens and Goo. Aliens have a limited number of teamkills, and the Goo have no teamkill. Picking either of these factions generally give you more fun abilities, but the downsides are a lack of teamkills and teammates - so, sometimes, they're functionally equivalent to serial killers. There are a lot of wacky roles, so before playing, skim the list and get to know how most of them work. There are a couple of new roles on the town side to counter the Alien and Goo threats. For example, some games may revolve around the Conspiracy Theorists, each of which investigate each of the others as being Alien. Others may contain a mason group, but be complicated by the presence of a Chameleon Goo.
Greater Idea is necessarily an unpredictable goofy game, but the setup mitigates this by attempting to reduce the number of 'opaque' setups for which the town has no chance of deciphering the roles in the game. For this reason, some common roles like Serial Killers, Strongmen and straightforward scum Roleblockers are omitted. Finally, some invented roles which would be unusual in standard games fit neatly into the Greater Idea format, such as the Persona Non Grata, the Coroner and the Pseudojester.
Setup
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Vanilla Townie
- Doctor
- Doctor
- Coroner (can target a dead player to discover which role(s) killed them, but not the player who owns it; can also target a living player, succeeding if they die that night)
- Coroner
- Coroner
- Coroner
- Bodyguard
- Bodyguard
- One-shot Commuter
- Cop
- Cop
- Ascetic Cop
- Backup Cop (becomes a Cop if a Cop, Ascetic Cop, Traitor Cop or Jack Of All Trades dies)
- Watcher
- Tracker
- Hider (dies if successfully targets a Mafia, Alien or Goo, or a player that died that night; immune to night actions if successfully targets a player otherwise.)
- Ascetic Hider
- Area 51 Detective (target is roleblocked if Alien)
- Area 51 Immunologist (permanently renders target immune to any kind of death by Aliens, except elimination)
- Conspiracy Theorist (gets result for "Alien" or "Not Alien"; immune to Alien kills; investigates as "Alien")
- Conspiracy Theorist
- Conspiracy Theorist
- Conspiracy Theorist
- Conspiracy Theorist
- Conspiracy Theorist
- Conspiracy Theorist
- Compulsive Roleblocker
- Jailkeeper
- Jailkeeper
- Jack Of All Trades (cop/doc/roleblock abilities, all one-shot)
- Mason
- Mason
- Mason
- Ascetic Mason
- Mason Compulsive Bodyguard
- Mason Reflexive Doctor
- One-shot Vigilante
- Miller Vigilante
- One-shot Day Vigilante
- Nymphomaniac (compulsively chooses a lover on night 1; the other lover is not informed)
- Excellent Sense of Smell Townie (immediately informed how many of each Goo roles are in the game)
- Excellent Sense of Smell Townie
- Ugly Townie (immediately informed how many of each goo roles are in the game; can win with the goo survivor-style; investigates as Alien)
- Ugly Townie
- Clairvoyant (immediately informed how many factions there are; condemner/pseudojester count as factions)
- Clairvoyant
- Clairvoyant
- Clairvoyant
- Treestump
- Persona Non Grata (guaranteed to be the target of the Condemner, if one exists)
- Macho One-shot Kingmaker (cannot be protected)
- Macho Death Kingmaker (cannot be protected; kingmaker action activates publicly upon death, applies to the next day)
- Supersaint
- Vengeful Townie
- Town One-shot Diplomat
- Universal Backup (acquires current abilities of first killed town player)
- Universal Backup
- Mafia Goon
- Mafia Goon
- Mafia Goon
- Mafia Goon
- Ascetic Mafia Goon
- Ascetic Mafia Goon
- Bulletproof Mafia Goon
- Bulletproof Mafia Goon
- Mafia Tracker
- Mafia One-Shot Role Cop
- Mafia One-Shot Role Cop
- Mafia Traitor Cop (initially unaware of teammates, and vice-versa)
- Mafia Conspiracy Theorist (immune to Alien kills; gets result for "Alien" or "Not Alien"; investigates as either "Alien" or "Mafia")
- Mafia Conspiracy Theorist
- Mafia Clairvoyant (immediately informed how many factions there are; condemner/pseudojester count as factions)
- Mafia Clairvoyant
- Mafia One-shot Day Vigilante
- Mafia Godfather
- Alien Avenger (supersaint)
- Alien Avenger
- Alien Vanillerizer
- Alien Vanillerizer
- Alien Psychotrooper (while alive, all roles which expect a result receive 'no result' as if role blocked)
- Alien One-Shot Psychomagnet (all night actions are redirected to the target)
- Alien Monarch (bulletproof diplomat day-vigilante - but loses all abilities when any ability is activated; bulletproof ability can absorb multiple shots in one night; Alien Monarch isn't told explicitly when the bulletproof ability activates)
- Baby Alien Monarch (on the dawn of Day 4, becomes an Alien Monarch; at that point, the town is publicly informed of the presence of this role; until then, cannot perform Alien factional kills)
- Baby Alien Monarch
- Condemner (game ends if condemner wins; condemner becomes vanilla townie if target is killed; mod personally selects a town condemnee target after all players have chosen their roles)
- Pseudojester (one-shot diplomat; converts to the alignment of the hammering player when eliminated; cannot win otherwise)
- Red Goo (goo-aligned; targeted player unstoppably dies, even if bulletproof etc; one-shot; cannot be redirected/blocked; mod announces the death being due to a Red Goo)
- Red Goo
- Grey Goo (goo-aligned; anyone who successfully targets Grey Goo with an action becomes goo-aligned and vanillerized. The goo faction gains immediate knowledge of this. Immediately after night 2, Grey Goo (unblockably) dies)
- Chameleon Goo (same as grey goo; also a mason)
Terms & Conditions
- Cops return 'Guilty' upon investigating Mafia, 'Not Guilty' otherwise.
- The role-related death of Bodyguards can be protected. Extra notes for multiple bodyguards: Their protections can chain, but if two bodyguards target each other, both die if one is killed.
- A player Vanillerized at night loses any abilities they have, effective immediately the next morning. The player is informed of this.
- Eliminating a diplomat role brings the game to night, but with no role reveal.
- Roleblocks only work on targeting actions - but roleblocking effects cannot be roleblocked. Roleblockers (followed by the psychomagnet) have top priority.
- No roles can self-target.
- When mentioned, the abilities of a role refer to all of their role details which are unrelated to their faction or win condition.
Factional Notes
- Aliens have a limited number of teamkills corresponding to the number of players:
- 4-7 players: 1 kill
- 8-11 players: 2 kills
- 12-15 players: 3 kills
- 16-19 players: 4 kills
- (etc)
- Goo have no teamkills, but beat anything in endgames.
- Factional kills must be performed by a specified member of the team.
Role PMs
Really? Yes. See /RolePMs