TWG CXXII Marching Band Auditions

[TheZeldaPianist275]

TWG CXXII: Rock Paper Scissors DEATHMATCH

Rock
1. Rock Vigilante
2. Rock Reviver
3. Rock Nullifier

Paper
4. Paper Vigilante
5. Paper Reviver
6. Paper Nullifier

Scissors
7. Scissors Vigilante
8. Scissors Reviver
9. Scissors Nullifier

Misc.
-Order of operations: Nullify > Revive > Vigi
-For example, the following chain could exist: (paper nullifier) targets (rock nullifier) who targets (paper vigilante) who targets (scissors reviver). In this case, the paper nullifier at the top of the daisy chain would cancel out the rock nullifier, allowing the paper vigilante's kill to go through. The scissors reviver would be dead, but his revive would still go through.
-Example 2: If a nullifier and vigilante target each other, the nullifier wins out.
-Example 3: If a vigilante targets a nullifier who targeted a reviver, the nullifier dies, but because the vigi's kill does not block the power of the person he targeted, the nullify still goes through, and the revive fails. Uh oh!
-Your team wins when your people are the last ones standing.
-Night/day cycle as usual. No one is required to use their power at night, but there must always be a lynch candidate.
-Added clarification (thanks Specs): you can't vigi someone who was dead at the start of the phase in case they get revived. Likewise, you can't revive someone who was alive at the start of the phase in case they get vigi'd.

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The Players
1. mastersuperfan
2. BlackDragonSlayer
3. ThatHiddenCharacter
4. SpecsFlyer17
5. davy
6. Oricorio
7. Toby
8. therealmathguy
9. K-NiGhT

[mastersuperfan]

In.

[BlackDragonSlayer]

In.

[ThatHiddenCharacter]

in

[SpecsFlyer17]

In

And just to clarify, if you're dead entering the night phase, you can't play an action in case you get revived, right?

Example: Rock Vigi was lynched D1, and N2 he asks to vigi Paper Nullifier in hopes that he is revived, since revives occur before vigis. N2, Rock Reviver revives Rock Vigi, and now during the vigi action, now-alive Rock Vigi has an action of vigi'ing Paper Nullifier. That is not allowed, correct?

[TheZeldaPianist275]

And just to clarify, if you're dead entering the night phase, you can't play an action in case you get revived, right?

That's correct. You can only act once you're alive again.

[davy]

In

[Oricorio]

In

[Toby]

In

[therealmathguy]

In

[TheZeldaPianist275]

Math that is an extremely clever joke in your personal text

One spot left! If you're one of the people who said you wanted to play in the poll, now is the time!

[BlackDragonSlayer]

Math that is an extremely clever joke in your personal text

we found the e

[davy]

Are players notified if they got nullified at the end of the night? This is especially relevant for nullifiers that got nullified, but for the other two it can also be relevant to know that there was a double target.

[mastersuperfan]

Are players notified if they got nullified at the end of the night? This is especially relevant for nullifiers that got nullified, but for the other two it can also be relevant to know that there was a double target.

My understanding was that since all nullifications happen at the same time, nullifiers can't get nullified. @TZP can you clarify?

[TheZeldaPianist275]

Nullifiers can be nullified. If the Rock Nullifier nullifies the Paper Nullifier who targeted the Rock Vigi, the Rock Vigi's kill would go through since the Rock Nullifier prevented the Paper Nullifier's nullification from going off. Whoever is "highest up the chain", so to speak, gets the final word. So if, in the above example, the Scissors Nullifier nullified the Rock Nullifier, the Paper Nullifier's nullification would go through, and the Rock Vigi's kill would be canceled.

Davy I'm thinking the answer to that should be yes--since it's a game without investigative powers, any extra information will make the game more engaging.

Is anybody in contact with whoever else answered the poll in the positive?