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[[Night-Immune]] roles and role-blocking roles do not receive the role-block message in the morning. | [[Night-Immune]] roles and role-blocking roles do not receive the role-block message in the morning. | ||
If a player is role-blocked from more than one source, they will receive an extra role-block message per extra source. | |||
Role-Block cannot stop items from being passed or used. | Role-Block cannot stop items from being passed or used. | ||
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When someone is role-blocked, their actions is considered to not have happened. Therefore, they will not been seen visiting anyone, and if their role has limited uses (such as a Militia) the use is not consumed. In addition, a role that normally cannot visit their previous target (such as a Protector) would be able to attempt another visit on the following night.
The target of the block receives a message in the morning notifying them that they have been role-blocked. This message is still sent even if the target had done no night actions.
Night-Immune roles and role-blocking roles do not receive the role-block message in the morning.
If a player is role-blocked from more than one source, they will receive an extra role-block message per extra source.
Role-Block cannot stop items from being passed or used.
Sources of Role-Block
Roles that can Role-Block
Items that can Role-Block
- Abysmal Armour
- Disruption Orb
- Heavy Shield (self role-block)
- Manacles of Spite
- Poisoned Darts (50% chance)
- Potion of Weakness
- War Spear (self role-block)
Sources of Immunity
Roles that are immune to Role-Block
- Courtesan
- Demon Lord
- Demon Prince
- Direwolf
- Djinn
- Grave Warden
- Omegawolf
- Skinchanger
- Succubus
- Vampire
- Vampire Master