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:''Not to be confused with [[Priest (Werewolf Online)]]''
A '''Priest''' is a role whose player cannot cast a [[hammer]] vote.  An attempt to cast a hammering vote may be met either with a vote count where the Priest's vote does nothing (confirming the player as a Priest), or a modkill.
A '''Priest''' is a role whose player cannot cast a [[hammer]] vote.  An attempt to cast a hammering vote may be met either with a vote count where the Priest's vote does nothing (confirming the player as a Priest), or a modkill.


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==Variations==
==Variations==
This role is the inverse of the [[Actor]].
This role is the inverse of the [[Actor]].
A player who is restricted in who they can hammer, but not completely banned from hammering, is a [[Semi-Priest]].


==Use and Power==
==Use and Power==
Unless the Priest is capable of casting an uncounted hammer vote, there's no way to prove a given player is a Priest. Even if they could cast an uncounted hammer vote, that likely wouldn't change perceptions - there's no real reason a Priest necessarily has to be Town.
Unless the Priest is capable of casting an uncounted hammer vote, there's no way to prove a given player is a Priest. The "hammering gets you modkilled" variant is at best no different from [[Vanilla]] and at worst a distraction to the Town.
 
A Priest who can cast an uncounted hammer vote is unlikely to be able to save themselves with a claim: there's no real reason a Priest necessarily has to be Town. However, this version of the role has some use in fake hammer gambits; you can "hammer" someone shortly after a votecount shows them at E-1 (with you off the wagon), thus convincing everyone that you actually did hammer, and may get informative reactions before the moderator reveals that the elimination actually didn't happen after all.


Priest is at best no different from [[Vanilla]] and at worst a distraction to the Town.
[[Category:Historical Roles]]

Latest revision as of 07:05, 4 July 2020

Priest
Alias: none
Alignment: any
Role type:
  • Voting
  • Passive
  • Negative Utility
Choice: none
Not to be confused with Priest (Werewolf Online)

A Priest is a role whose player cannot cast a hammer vote. An attempt to cast a hammering vote may be met either with a vote count where the Priest's vote does nothing (confirming the player as a Priest), or a modkill.

Priests are essentially never seen in practice, but are traditionally Town-aligned.

Variations

This role is the inverse of the Actor.

A player who is restricted in who they can hammer, but not completely banned from hammering, is a Semi-Priest.

Use and Power

Unless the Priest is capable of casting an uncounted hammer vote, there's no way to prove a given player is a Priest. The "hammering gets you modkilled" variant is at best no different from Vanilla and at worst a distraction to the Town.

A Priest who can cast an uncounted hammer vote is unlikely to be able to save themselves with a claim: there's no real reason a Priest necessarily has to be Town. However, this version of the role has some use in fake hammer gambits; you can "hammer" someone shortly after a votecount shows them at E-1 (with you off the wagon), thus convincing everyone that you actually did hammer, and may get informative reactions before the moderator reveals that the elimination actually didn't happen after all.