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Originally Posted by The Sixth Wizard
Could anyone describe to me what the more complex roles are and how they fit in? For instance, what does a 'werebear' do, or was that just a joke?
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I'm not sure if that helps too much as I see Menel's idea is to surprise us in the first place and thence make the game somewhat unpredictable to say the least...
But fex.
a werebear should be a baddie who plays for her/his own, eg. apart from the "Wolfgang"
(I've never played a werebear-game so this is just an impression) and
a cobbler would be a villager who is otherwise innocent but wishes for the wolves to win.
Lovers are two players of whom another is a goodie and another is a baddie and when one dies for whatever reason the other goes as well (they can normally PM during the game, within possible limitations).
A birthday dreamer gets to dream of the role of someone in the game at a certain Night that is foretold to all and thence changes to the role of the one s/he has dreamt of.
The Mythomaniac I don't remember right now but I think it had something to do with being a role where the one playing it could transform people to her/his side during the Nights... You others who have played a Mythomaniac-game might fill us all in doubt with this one...
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Menel, maybe you should just settle for an average number of players? It might actually take pretty long time to fill this roster of twenty up as it seems that not all ww-players are too happy with too many surprises - I mean otherwise this would be full already?
So please consider.
EDIT: X'd with Menel...