Man... I wouldn't have realised Tric was SK, though I guess that if we got Nakeen and the game didn't end, we'd have eventually started killing dragons.
More accurately, everyone left alive would immediately vote to execute me and put an end to the game.
Okay, let's dig into the legality of this.
(1-Shot, Day, Mafiakill) Final Countdown: The end is nigh. This action can only be used on Day 4. When you use this ability, its full text is publicly revealed in the thread. The Mafiakill can no longer be used. If you are still alive at the end of Day 5, after the execution, kill every living non-mafia player in the game immediately, unstoppably, and irreversibly.
(1-Shot, Auto) Dragon’s Scales: Your scales resist harm. When someone would kill you, you survive it, and the player who attempted to kill you is set On Fire. If they are already On Fire, you kill them instead.
Tric actually has two shots of Dragon's Scales thanks to juicebox, but that's not relevant.
My records indicate that Nakéen is On Fire. Final Countdown kills unstoppably, so Tric does die, regardless of having multiple layers of scales. However, Dragon's Scales 'set-on-fire' effect is
not stated to be conditional on surviving the kill. So 'you survive it' is voided, but 'the player who attempted to kill you is set On Fire' is not voided. Which leads us to 'If they are already On Fire, you kill them instead.' My intent when writing this was that instead of igniting the player, they would be killed, though as with many abilities in this game, it could do with more clear writing.
End result: EuchreJack is executed. Final Countdown resolves. All non-mafia players are killed, and then Tric's ability kills Nakéen.
Nah, Nakéen was alive for 0.2 seconds longer than everyone else, so Mafia wins. Sorry folks.
This is, actually and unfortunately for the Mafia, wrong. Nakéen was in fact alive after everyone's death, at least before Tric's ability resolves. However, it is stated in the rules OP in multiple places that the Mafia's victory is conditional on there being no ways to interrupt the fact that they outnumber the other players.
The Mafia win once the number of uneliminated Mafia equal or surpass the number of remaining uneliminated non-Mafia players, so long as there is no way to interrupt that condition and at least one Mafia player is still alive.
Nakéen outnumbers everyone else for a brief moment, but Tric's ability is about to kill them. So I can't rule this as a Mafia victory.
If Tric was Town, nobody would win. However, he is a Serial Killer.
The Serial Killer wins when every player that is not themselves has been eliminated. If every player including themselves is dead, they also win.
Every single player is now dead. Thus, TricMagic wins.
Oh, and Knightwing too, due to Uncertain Morality.
(Auto) Uncertain Morality: Your morality is… flexible. Your alignment is treated as Serial Killer for the purposes of investigative abilities. Additionally, if a Serial Killer aligned player wins the game, you are treated as if you possess the Serial Killer-Ally win condition.
For
future reference, cutting out part of your ability text and posting the rest of it in the thread is still a violation of the no direct quotes rule.
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