Conspiracy (with a twist of lemon) [5/5]

[Cook]

base rules

1. There are four decks, two of them contain

five innocent cards

and two contain

one innocent card and four conspirator cards

. I will randomly pick one deck without informing you which it is and throw it away, then pick one deck from the remainder and use that for our game.

2. Each one of you will either be an innocent or conspirator. As a conspirator, you know the one player who is not in on the con, and, as a result, everyone else who

is.

As an innocent, you have no clue if there's a conspiracy or not.

3. At the end of the talking phase we'll have everyone privately submit a guess on whether or not there's a conspiracy against them. If you're right, you win, if you're wrong, you lose.

1. Jake The Wolfie
   
2. T3
   
3. Gypyx
   
4. Sirius9121
   
5. Iconeum

Welcome! You are

Innocent

.
• At the end of the talking phase, you may submit a guess if there is a conspiracy against you.
• If you are correct, you win, if you are incorrect, you lose.

Confirm by posting in-thread.

[Cook]

what's the point of throwing away a random deck?

twist of lemon

[Cook]

i'll start this soon

thinking the talking phase'll just be something like five days

[Cook]

all role pm's have been sent

confirmations are by thread posts

so

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[Cook]

The two kinds of player in a game of conspiracy are the

innocent

and the

conspirator.

In a normal game of conspiracy, there are two possible setups, one of which is randomly chosen:

One contains all innocents

One contains only one innocent and the rest conspirators.

After the talking phase finishes, everyone guesses if there is a conspiracy or not. If you are correct, you win. If you are not, you lose.

In this variation, I have four possibilities, two of which are innocents and two of which have only one innocent and the rest conspirators. Before randomly picking one, I threw away one possibility and made it not roll. The other three were randomly chosen from.

As the title suggests, there's a twist as well, but I won't state what it is.

[Cook]

is this info confirmed to be 100% totally true or can you lie to us?

I don't

think

I'm lying. Insofar I believe all mod communication is true. No false role PMs were given.

[Cook]

When does the talking phase end?

all role pm's have been sent

confirmations are by thread posts

so

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[Cook]

votecount

oh wait i don't have to do this
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[Cook]

DAYVIG: GYPPERS

I'm sorry, I don't recognize target GYPPERS.

What will you do?

/j

[Cook]

@mod
is voting public or private?

private

[Cook]

around 34 hours left

[Cook]

Talking phase is over. Everyone, please submit to me your response to the following:

Is there a conspiracy against you?

[Cook]

Yep.

[Cook]

Game Over!

Iconeum was

Innocent

and guessed

No Conspiracy.

– LOSS
Gypyx was

Conspirator

and guessed

No Conspiracy.

– LOSS
Sirius9121 was

Double Conspirator

and guessed

No Conspiracy.

– LOSS
T3 was

Triple Conspirator

and guessed

No Conspiracy.

– LOSS
And finally, Jake the Wolfie was the

Ultimate Conspirator

, plotting against EVERYONE ELSE, and guessed

No Conspiracy.

– WIN

There was a conspiracy of Gypyx, Sirius, T3, and Jake against Iconeum.
There was ALSO a double conspiracy of Sirius, T3, and Jake against Gypyx.
And, too, there was a TRIPLE conspiracy of T3 and Jake against Sirius.
But most of all, there was a QUADRUPLE conspiracy of Jake against T3.

None of these plots were discovered and so all were executed, leaving Jake The Wolfie the only un-pranked player in the game.

[Cook]

well, guess i was the guy in the worst place to figure things out

what was that deck discarding thingy also?

red herring

[Cook]

four conspirator cards

i'd say that this is false information by the way kinda, like, there was just 1 conspirator role in reality

yeah, true

[Cook]

I'm running another game of my own invention.