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Originally Posted by Gurthang
Well, first, I can't see what you italicized. The quote tags automatically put everything in italics, so I can't see the difference.
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Ack. Oops. I forgot about that. Well you get it anyway.
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Originally Posted by Gurthang
But, as to what you do mean. I don't think it's incorrect. For the first night, and Night 1 only, the Evil Wizard has three scries.
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Okay, I see that I need another rule to clarify what I've always intended:
the wizards are not going to find each other on Night One. I won't allow it. I just don't know how to make that work in an actual game yet, because if one wizard actually picks the other, how do you make it not happen without implying that the wizard has found the other? Oh, freepin' grrrr! Something to think about. I'll listen to any ideas on this one.
You're right that it's the seer who will inform of a dreamed werewolf and then the hunter will pick that one to kill, while the GW will always turn a werewolf into a known innocent. That makes sense. I could be wrong, but I think the balance will be there with a game played like this, INCLUDING the additional clause that wizards will not find each other on Night One. That's just plain no fun. blah.