Aristocrat - Revision history

Mark T at 18:16, 8 September 2024

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	The Aristocrat is a neutral role that gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutrals\|Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Deity\|Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.		The Aristocrat is a neutral role that is used in [[KDM\|Kindom games]] and gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutrals\|Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Deity\|Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.

	Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.		Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.

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	==Useful Notes==		==Useful Notes==
			* Any [[Aristorcrat\|Aristocrats]] who have become the Monarch and then died will revert to an Aristocrat and lose. To win with Village you must be the reigning [[Monarch]] at the time of the Village victory.

Mark T at 18:13, 8 September 2024

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	{{Roleinfo		{{Roleinfo
	\|winconditionstatus=[[None]]		\|winconditionstatus=None
	\|alignmentstatus=[[Neutrals\|Neutral]]		\|alignmentstatus=[[Neutrals\|Neutral]]
	\|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]		\|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]

Mark T at 18:12, 8 September 2024

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	\|winconditionstatus=[[None]]		\|winconditionstatus=[[None]]
	\|alignmentstatus=[[Neutral]]		\|alignmentstatus=[[Neutrals\|Neutral]]
	\|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]		\|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
	\|magicianstatus=No		\|magicianstatus=No

Mark T at 18:11, 8 September 2024

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	The Aristocrat is a neutral role that gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutrals\|Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.		The Aristocrat is a neutral role that gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutrals\|Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Deity\|Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.

	Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.		Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.

Mark T at 11:51, 8 September 2024

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	The Aristocrat is a neutral role that gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.		The Aristocrat is a neutral role that gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutrals\|Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.

	Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.		Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.

Mark T at 11:50, 8 September 2024

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	\|redirectedstatus=Yes		\|redirectedstatus=Yes
	\|nightimmunestatus=No		\|nightimmunestatus=No
	\|ntralignment=~~Dove~~		\|ntralignment=Balanced Scales
	\|ntrkiller=Dove		\|ntrkiller=Dove
	\|ntrwitchcraft=Labourer		\|ntrwitchcraft=Labourer

Mark T at 11:49, 8 September 2024

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-The Aristocrat is a neutral role
+The Aristocrat is a neutral role that gains [[Influence]] at a faster rate and can investigate other players to determine how much influence they have. The Aristocrats are [[Neutral]] until they join one of the factions. They can join evil factions when a [[Deity]] challenges [[Tyr]] but can only join the Village if they are the Aristocrat with the most influence and the [[Monarch]] dies.
+Each night the Aristocrat can choose a player and discover how much influence that player has.
 {{Roleinfo
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 ==Role Text==
-:You are an Adjudicator. You can examine a player to determine whether they are capable of killing or not.
+:You are an Aristocrat. You are seeking to rule this land.
 : '''Objectives'''
-:Lynch all evil doers
+:Be the Monarch at the end of the game and win with the village.
 : '''Special Abilities'''
-:You cannot distinguish between village-aligned killers (e.g. Huntsman) or evil (e.g. Vampires or Witches)
+:You gain x2 Influence compared to other players. For example, if an action would result in a player gaining (2) Influence, you would gain (4) instead.
-:All werewolves, even those that do not actively kill, such as Bloodhounds, are considered killers
+:You will lose this Influence bonus if your role changes
 ==Ability Message==
 ==Useful Notes==

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	"You are neutral until you join another faction, or become the Monarch",		"You are neutral until you join another faction, or become the Monarch",
	"You will have a chance (and choice) to join another faction every time their Deity challenges Tyr		"You will have a chance (and choice) to join another faction every time their Deity challenges Tyr

			"You are an Aristocrat. You are seeking to rule this land.",
			Be the Monarch at the end of the game and win with the village.",
			" -OR- ",
			"Join an evil faction and win with them",

	{{Roleinfo		{{Roleinfo

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The Aristocrat is a neutral role

You gain x2 Influence compared to other players. For example, if an action would result in a player gaining (2) Influence, you would gain (4) instead.",
"You will lose this Influence bonus if your role changes",
"You may investigate a player a night to find out how much Influence they currently have",
"You will become the Monarch if you have the highest Influence of any living Aristocrat when the existing Monarch dies",
"If you become the Monarch and die but no other Aristocrats are left alive, you will remain the Monarch and win if the village does",
"You are neutral until you join another faction, or become the Monarch",
"You will have a chance (and choice) to join another faction every time their Deity challenges Tyr

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[None]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Neutral]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|magicianstatus=No
|killerstatus=No
|visitingstatus=Yes
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
|ntralignment=Dove
|ntrkiller=Dove
|ntrwitchcraft=Labourer
|hoststatus=Yes
|wlfstatus=Yes
}}

==Role Text==

:You are an Adjudicator. You can examine a player to determine whether they are capable of killing or not.

: '''Objectives'''
:Lynch all evil doers
: '''Special Abilities'''
:You cannot distinguish between village-aligned killers (e.g. Huntsman) or evil (e.g. Vampires or Witches)
:All werewolves, even those that do not actively kill, such as Bloodhounds, are considered killers

==Ability Message==

The adjudicator receives the result of their check the next morning and the text they will see is as follows:

If the target is capable of killing you will see a message only visible to you saying:

: ''<AvatarName> is capable of killing''

If the target is not capable of killing you will see a message only visible to you saying:

: ''<AvatarName> is not capable of killing''

==Useful Notes==
* All members of the [[Wolfpack]] are seen as killers, no matter what role within the pack they are.
* There are some items that can modify whether a player has the ability to kill or not which will affect the report given to the Adjudicator.
* Not all killers are evil. There are village aligned killers (such as [[Militia]] or [[Huntsman]]).

==Variants==

===Insane Adjudicator===

The Insane Adjudicator is not told of their actual role. They are instead told that they are an Adjudicator. The Insane Adjudicator functions exactly the same as a normal Adjudicator, except their results are reversed. If they check a player who can kill, they will see them as not a killer. If the player cannot kill, then they will be seen as a killer.