The Masquerade - Mafia Wins [;_;]

Starry Mask wrote:Unvote; VOTE: Feather

Dog Mask wrote:Oh, ho, ho, you are a scrappy one! And you give yourself so much credit for forcing El Perro to talk. In fact, El Perro had planned to reveal the results before the day was up anyway, and, like in the rest of the phases, was just being patient. He wanted all to say their peace (especially you and La Coneja, since he suspected you and confided in La Coneja), see if anybody else would make a mistake. maybe even vindicate you, Gata.

He spoke before La Coneja did, however, because of the hours passing by.

And El Perro thinks you need your ears cleaned. His investigation of the first night revealed to him that you were in this Mafia, which he confided in with the one of two masks. Last night revealed La Coneja is innocent, a Town as we say.

Unless there has been someone manipulating his results, El Perro has you pegged, Gata.

Wait, what is this? E Perro is pleased to have one less vote against him, but why for Máscara De Plumas?

Starry Mask wrote:Right now, what I want to vote no lynch for tonight. Just to give Cat the chance to finish his investigation towards me. I also want to hear more from Feathers, and Bunny.

Reason I'm changed my vote from account and not the other is to prove I can have two indepent votes.

Dog Mask wrote:Oh, ho, ho, this feline is feisty, are they not?

As El Perro said, as the Ballroom Dancer, one of his two abilities is to investigate at night. He cannot deliver the message Lady of Aria gave him directly, however, as that is probably cheating.

There is little else to say on the subject, all of the points laid out for all to see. All else El Perro suggests is, if the wrong man or woman is slain tonight, we protect the dual-masked one if possible. El Perro still has faith in them, and believes the two votes could be critical.

Luxaria wrote:
For this game, I find a good way to understand everything is to view it in a physical context. Each player in this game is effectively a patron at a ball. Their abilities are unique to themselves, and not to the masks. The masks are merely the face presented to the other players in the game. If a player swaps masks, they are still that same person, just with a different disguise.

So, following that logic, let us say that you have an ability that lets you target a player during the night. To target a player, you select one of the masks in the game, and in this case let's say you target Mask A, which is worn by Player X. However, should any mask scrambling occur during the night before your action takes place, and let's say now Player X wears Mask B and Player Y wears Mask A, then your ability will resolve on the target you selected: Mask A, which is worn by Player Y. As a result, Player Y is affected by your ability.

Additionally, let us say that this ability has a lingering effect that continues to affect Player Y. If during the game Player Y would then switch to another Mask, like Mask C, and Player Z ends up with Mask A now, then Player Z would not suffer from the lingering effects; Player Y would still have the effect, even though they changed masks.

The exception to all of this is if there is an ability or role that specifically states that a mask is acted upon. Basically, view the players and masks as separate entities, but you target the masks to act on the player wearing that mask. In a game of changing masks, it can and will get confusing, thus adding to the mystery of the masquerade.

Starry Mask wrote:

The person that switched Fox and Dog did it before Fox was killed, if you read the rules above, explains it.

At the time of the attack, the power of Máscara De La Medianoche switched the masks, which was how the power was described to El Perro.

Dog Mask wrote:Now answer El Perro this: if he was to falsely claim about how the power worked, why would he even mention he tried to use it on you in the first place?

And ah! Thank you, friend of El Perro!

Dog Mask wrote:For one so innocent, La Gata sure does hiss and yowl a lot, do they not?

And where is everyone else to weigh in on these subjects?

Feathered Mask wrote:o-ohhhhhh gosh. ; ___; i appear to have walked into something quite intense!! give me a second to catch up and i will be with all of you shortly.

♥♥♥♥

Cat Mask wrote:MEOW
(For one so innocent, you sure do answer nothing.

Where are YOU to weigh in on the very basic question I just asked about you telling me I am lying about the investigation you asked for?

The fact that you can accuse and accuse and as soon as your logical gaps are pointed out you go completely silent is very telling and very concerning.

I am not the dog, but I will bite down and not let go until you either explain your absolutely terrible reasoning or you are taken apart to your base parts for everyone to see.)

• El Perro's investigative results were corrupted, wich will have disastrous effects on the Town.
  
• You are a lying, murderous fiend of a feline, Gata.
  

Dog Mask wrote:At the time of the attack, the power of Máscara De La Medianoche switched the masks, which was how the power was described to El Perro.