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When a role is inebriated, it means they have a chance to fail to complete their role action during the night. Unlike a [[Role-Block|role-block]] they still perform the visit. | When a role is inebriated, it means they have a chance to fail to complete their role action during the night. Unlike a [[Role-Block|role-block]] they still perform the visit. | ||
The chance of being inebriated is 2 in 5. However, every result you get removes that specific option from the equation (so if you got a hangover result on your first check, then the chance of being inebriated is now 1 in 4. If you had a successful first check, then the chance of being inebriated would be 2 in 4). | The chance of being inebriated is 2 in 5. However, every result you get removes that specific option from the equation (so if you got a hangover result on your first check, then the chance of being inebriated is now 1 in 4. If you had a successful first check, then the chance of being inebriated would be 2 in 4). Once you have only one possible result left, the drunk chance resets. Therefore, you get 4 results (either a check or a hangover) before you start over again. | ||
Some village roles start inebriated and are clearly known to the player via their role name ([[Drunk Seer]] for example). | Some village roles start inebriated and are clearly known to the player via their role name ([[Drunk Seer]] for example). | ||
Revision as of 14:44, 19 November 2020
When a role is inebriated, it means they have a chance to fail to complete their role action during the night. Unlike a role-block they still perform the visit.
The chance of being inebriated is 2 in 5. However, every result you get removes that specific option from the equation (so if you got a hangover result on your first check, then the chance of being inebriated is now 1 in 4. If you had a successful first check, then the chance of being inebriated would be 2 in 4). Once you have only one possible result left, the drunk chance resets. Therefore, you get 4 results (either a check or a hangover) before you start over again.
Some village roles start inebriated and are clearly known to the player via their role name (Drunk Seer for example).
If an intel role is inebriated and gets a hangover result, but a Beholder has used their ability on them the Beholder still gets the correct information.