Town: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 21:15, 16 September 2020

Depending on context, "Town" can mean one of two things:

A general term to refer to everyone in the game, regardless of their alignment. For instance, "This Town will never be able to eliminate anyone before deadline", referring to the player set as a whole.
A collective term for the uninformed majority within the player set. While the Town is not explicitly structured as a faction (that is, any given Townie does not know who else is on their team), everyone in the Town has the same win condition and should work together to wipe out scum. For instance, "this person is so obviously Town", referring to that player having the Town Win Condition.

For information about the mechanics and role PMs of the Town faction, see Townie.

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-The [[uninformed majority]] of the players (and any allies) are generally collectively known as the '''Town'''. While they are frequently not explicitly structured as a [[faction]], they do have a collective [[win condition]] and should work together to eliminate [[Scum]]. [[Faction|Factions]] or [[roles]] with this win condition are called '''pro-town'''.
+Depending on context, "Town" can mean one of two things:
+*A general term to refer to everyone in the game, regardless of their alignment.  For instance, "This Town will never be able to [[eliminate]] anyone before deadline", referring to the player set as a whole.
+*A collective term for the [[uninformed majority]] within the player set. While the Town is not explicitly structured as a [[faction]] (that is, any given [[Townie]] does not know who else is on their team), everyone in the Town has the same [[win condition]] and should work together to wipe out [[scum]].  For instance, "this person is so obviously Town", referring to that player having the Town [[Win Condition]].
+For information about the mechanics and role PMs of the Town faction, see [[Townie]].
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