Lich - Revision history

Konim96: changed "lynch voting" to just "voting"

2025-04-01T00:38:59Z

changed "lynch voting" to just "voting"

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	:'''Objectives'''		:'''Objectives'''
	:Kill all other evil factions		:Kill all other evil factions
	:Gain control of ~~lynch~~ voting by having at least 50% of living players be Undead		:Gain control of voting by having at least 50% of living players be Undead

	:'''Special Abilities'''		:'''Special Abilities'''

2023-06-29T18:11:20Z

2022-08-29T17:58:58Z

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			[[File:Lich.png\|thumb\|The Lich]]

	The Lich is a complicated Undead role that can Decay both the Undead and enemies. It gains a [[Lich Spell]] for every Undead player that dies, or for holding the [[Philosopher's Stone]] for three consecutive nights. A [[Lich Spell]] can be used to choose different talents to level up, which can either power up the Lich or power up the effect of Decay on other players. The Lich activates Decay by default every night, or can choose to self-visit instead of casting Decay to do an additional activation.		The Lich is a complicated Undead role that can Decay both the Undead and enemies. It gains a [[Lich Spell]] for every Undead player that dies, or for holding the [[Philosopher's Stone]] for three consecutive nights. A [[Lich Spell]] can be used to choose different talents to level up, which can either power up the Lich or power up the effect of Decay on other players. The Lich activates Decay by default every night, or can choose to self-visit instead of casting Decay to do an additional activation.

2021-01-25T10:57:53Z

Ability Message

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	When you select your target, you will receive the following message:		When you select your target, you will receive the following message:
	: ''Tonight you will spread decay to <~~Avatar Name~~>''		: ''Tonight you will spread decay to <AvatarName>''
	{{missing info}}		{{missing info}}

2020-09-02T21:27:08Z

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	When you select your target, you will receive the following message:		When you select your target, you will receive the following message:
	: ''Tonight you will spread decay to <Avatar Name>''		: ''Tonight you will spread decay to <Avatar Name>''
			{{missing info}}

	==Useful Notes==		==Useful Notes==
	* The Lich often starts with the [[Philosopher's Stone]], as it will give them an additional [[Lich Spell]] every three nights that they hold it.		* The Lich often starts with the [[Philosopher's Stone]], as it will give them an additional [[Lich Spell]] every three nights that they hold it.
	* Talent choice is important and game-dependent.		* Talent choice is important and game-dependent.

2020-09-02T19:55:47Z

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	Using a [[Lich Spell]] can power up the Lich in one of three ways:		Using a [[Lich Spell]] can power up the Lich in one of three ways:
	* Make the Lich stronger		* Make the Lich stronger
			* Make Decay on Undead stronger
	* Make Decay on enemies stronger		* Make Decay on enemies stronger
	* Make Decay on Undead stronger

	See [[Lich Spell]] for details of the full talent tree.		See [[Lich Spell]] for details of the full talent tree.

2020-09-02T19:37:43Z

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	==Useful Notes==		==Useful Notes==
	* The Lich often starts with the [[Philosopher's Stone]], as it will give them an additional Lich Spell every three nights that they hold it.		* The Lich often starts with the [[Philosopher's Stone]], as it will give them an additional [[Lich Spell]] every three nights that they hold it.
	* Talent choice is important and game-dependent.		* Talent choice is important and game-dependent.

2020-09-02T19:37:20Z

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	==Useful Notes==		==Useful Notes==
	* The Lich often starts with the [[Philosopher's Stone]], as it will give them an additional Lich Spell every three nights that they hold it.		* The Lich often starts with the [[Philosopher's Stone]], as it will give them an additional Lich Spell every three nights that they hold it.
			* Talent choice is important and game-dependent.

2020-09-02T19:35:59Z

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	Using a [[Lich Spell]] can power up the Lich in one of three ways:		Using a [[Lich Spell]] can power up the Lich in one of three ways:
	1) Make the Lich stronger		* Make the Lich stronger
	2) Make Decay on enemies stronger		* Make Decay on enemies stronger
	3) Make Decay on Undead stronger		* Make Decay on Undead stronger

	See [[Lich Spell]] for details of the full talent tree.		See [[Lich Spell]] for details of the full talent tree.

2020-09-02T19:35:01Z

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	The Lich is a complicated Undead role that can Decay both the Undead and enemies. It gains a [[Lich Spell]] for every Undead player that dies, or for holding the [[Philosopher's Stone]] for three consecutive nights. A [[Lich Spell]] can be used to choose different talents to level up, which ~~affect what happens to~~ players ~~that have been Decayed~~. The Lich activates Decay by default every night, or can choose to self-visit to do an additional activation.		The Lich is a complicated Undead role that can Decay both the Undead and enemies. It gains a [[Lich Spell]] for every Undead player that dies, or for holding the [[Philosopher's Stone]] for three consecutive nights. A [[Lich Spell]] can be used to choose different talents to level up, which can either power up the Lich or power up the effect of Decay on other players. The Lich activates Decay by default every night, or can choose to self-visit instead of casting Decay to do an additional activation.

	Using a [[Lich Spell]] can power up the Lich in one of three ways:		Using a [[Lich Spell]] can power up the Lich in one of three ways: