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|type= Informative | |||
|choice= Night | |||
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An '''Oracle''' is a player who can ask the moderator about general information regarding the setup. | |||
[[ | Of course, this role has obvious potential to be overpowered if not restricted. Some common restrictions include: | ||
*The information given can only be that which the moderator would have known before assigning alignments to players (so "who are the scum" would become unanswerable). | |||
*The moderator's response can only be two words long at most. | |||
Oracle can be of any alignment, but is usually pro-Town. It is not generally seen outside [[role madness]]. | |||
==Use and Power== | |||
Oracle can range from a reasonably useful informative role for breaking falseclaims and giving the Oracle a reading on the game state to being a game-breaker. It should be balanced according to the most damaging results it could possibly receive. | |||
Revision as of 15:42, 6 August 2011
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An Oracle is a player who can ask the moderator about general information regarding the setup.
Of course, this role has obvious potential to be overpowered if not restricted. Some common restrictions include:
- The information given can only be that which the moderator would have known before assigning alignments to players (so "who are the scum" would become unanswerable).
- The moderator's response can only be two words long at most.
Oracle can be of any alignment, but is usually pro-Town. It is not generally seen outside role madness.
Use and Power
Oracle can range from a reasonably useful informative role for breaking falseclaims and giving the Oracle a reading on the game state to being a game-breaker. It should be balanced according to the most damaging results it could possibly receive.