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Originally Posted by Pitch
Good thinking there - provided that the KD would be willing to sacrifice his personal winning condition for the sake of a village victory.
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What do you mean, "sacrifice his personal winning condition"? All I see in the rules is this-
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Originally Posted by Rules
The King's Dwarf has succeeded in his mission when all of the Forge members are dead.
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So if he fingers the forge members then gets himself killed, and then we lynch the baddies, he wins.
The rules don't say he has to live to achieve victory. It merely says he wins if the baddies die. So if he hands us the knowledge to kill the baddies, it doesn't matter if he lives or dies. It isn't truly a sacrifice on his part, it's an intelligent strategic move. The KD has no reason not to be on board with this so far as I can tell.
(No doubt the Forge members in their conversations at night have tried or will try to convince the KD that he has some sort of reason to play nice, or worry about dying, etc. in order to fool him into giving up his power. Hopefully he sees through their mind games.)
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Originally Posted by Wilwa
But we need to kill the KD in order to win, right? So really everyone wants him dead, but the baddies want him dead ASAP, while we'd maybe like to keep him around a bit longer so he can help out the watchdwarf.
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Nope. It would be preferable to lynch the KD on Day 1. Then when we see his identity, we'll look back at his posts and see he suspects persons X, Y, and Z, and then we lynch them, knowing that they are the Forge members.
And like I said, it doesn't matter if the KD goes after the Forge hardcore during the day, because they'll be too terrified to off him at night, as it would reveal their own identity.
Can anyone see anything wrong with this?