The Agnostic's Conjecture

Almanac · Luci Pher · 27 characters

Notes

The Philosopher cannot choose to gain the Atheist's ability. The Mathematician/Drunk jinx is not in play. My first attempt at a Puzzle Atheist script, designed around the Mathematician and the Xaan. There is a lot of chaos, but a lot of information to help you solve non-Atheist games. I love the Imp vs Ojo combination, and the possibilities for trackable chaos with the Engineer, Hatter, and Pit Hag. Should make for an interesting puzzle, methinks! I sat on this script for a while, but I think I am ready to present this to the world and see if it works. If it doesn't, at least I tried! Funny breadcrumbs you can leave along the way: Simulating an Organ Grinder and just executing whoever you want (ideally someone with not that many votes on them) Turning someone into an in-play role at night Killing the Farmer over and over and over and over and over and over and ov Giving perfectly plausible Math numbers to frame misinformation Arbitrary outsider count, refuse to simulate a Xaan Just give everyone sober and healthy information the whole game ("oh yes mr undertaker it is very odd that you've only seen good players") Fuck it, just tell the Fisherman it's an Atheist game (don't actually do this [maybe do it if they're droisoned]) DISCLAIMER: Please Atheist responsibly. You want to at least present your players with a plausible evil team with this script pretty much 100% of the time. Sometimes your players will do that all on their own without any nudging, but if that's your plan you need to be extremely confident it's going to work. While the above options for potential interactions are fun, it is imperative when running an Atheist game not to play with your food. The point of Atheist is to create a fun puzzle. It is not about gaslighting your players. Please make sure that when putting together a bag, you're going in with a thought-out plan. And please remember that your Atheist is the only player in on the whole no-Demon thing. Ensure that you're giving them a game where they can feel involved and able to solve for their own ability. You owe them that, at least. I would recommend including a Spirit of Ivory for player counts below 15. The only reason it is not there intrinsically is because you are not forced to create two extra evils via Philo/BH. Best to add it though lest your players get too paranoid about it.

Townsfolk

Knight1 75 3-75

게임 시작 시, 악마가 아닌 플레이어 2명을 알게 됩니다.

누군가 거짓을 말할 때 마다, 이 세상의 일부가 죽어 간다.

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Noble1 75 2-75

참가자 3명을 알고 시작합니다. 그중 1명은 악한 진영입니다.

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Bountyhunter1 75 2-75

악한 참가자 1명을 알고 시작합니다. 알고 있는 참가자가 죽으면, 밤에 또 다른 악한 참가자를 알게 됩니다. [1명의 마을주민은 악한 진영]

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Villageidiot3-66

매일 밤, 플레이어 1명을 선택합니다: 그의 소속을 알게 됩니다. [동네 바보 +0명 ~ +2명. 추가된 동네 바보 중 1명은 취합니다.]

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Mathematician1 75 2-75

매일 밤, 다른 캐릭터의 능력으로 인해 능력이 비정상적으로 작동한 참가자의 수를 알게 됩니다.

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Fortuneteller1 75 3-75

매일 밤, 참가자 2명을 선택합니다. 그중 악마가 있는지 알게 됩니다. 당신에게 악마로 보이는 선한 참가자가 1명 있습니다.

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Undertaker1 75 4-75

매일 밤*, 그날 낮에 처형으로 사망한 참가자의 직업을 알게 됩니다.

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Engineer

Once per game, at night, choose which Minions or which Demon is in play.

If it bends, great. If it breaks, well, it probably needed fixing anyway.

"Once per game, at night, choose which Minions or which Demon is in play." The Engineer manufactures the threat that the town faces. The Engineer can choose which Minion characters are in play, or which Demon is in play, but not both. When the Engineer creates new in-play characters, the Demon player remains the Demon, and the Minion players remain Minions. The number of evil players stays the same. If the Engineer tries to create an in-play character, that character stays as the same player. The Engineer doesn’t learn this, and may not use their ability again. If creating Minions, the Engineer chooses the same number of Minions that should be in play for the number of players (see the Traveller sheet or the setup sheet). If the Engineer accidentally chooses too many or too few characters, the Storyteller changes as many evil players’ characters as is fair and feasible. Only characters from the current script may be chosen.

How to Run

Each night, wake the Engineer. They either shake their head no or point at evil characters on the character sheet.
If they shake their head no, nothing happens. Put the Engineer to sleep.
If they point to a Demon or Minions on their character sheet, put them to sleep. Swap all appropriate character tokens with new character tokens. Wake each evil player that changed character, show the YOU ARE info token, then their new character token, then put them to sleep. The Engineer loses their ability—mark them with the NO ABILITY reminder and remove their night token from the night sheet.

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