Win conditions:
the green faction had a complicated win condition, but this was balanced by their great survivabilty (however people REALLY wanted them dead in this game unfortunatly)
the conditions were:
- Both Vigs needed to die
- Count Paris needed to die
- Romeo, Juliet and Brother Lorenzo needed to be alive
- If the above conditions are met, any day after that ends in a no-lynch would win them the game. (succesfully restored peace)
- If the above conditions are impossable because one of their essential party members died, they'd get an alternative win condition, at the end of this post)
Romeo was allowed to hide each odd night, making him untargetable by the Montegue Vig (who was only able to kill on odd nights) while the Montegue Doc was able to protect him on Even nights, if the Montegue Doc would find out he's a montegue (Brother John only reported Montegue, Capulet or No-Family, but it would not report anyone in the R&J Faction, that's why romeo was flagged as a Montegue) It would probably be smart to play as a montegue and ask for protection from them at least long enough to win the game, as the R&J faction needed some time to claim their win, as 3 players needed to die.
Juliet would revive if she died for whatever reason (she'd take a fake poison, even when she'd be lynched, she'd take the poison before the lynch would happen) she'd revive in 24 hours after that (however based on the play i think 48 hours would be more appropriate) EXCEPT if either romeo or Lorenzo are dead. If romeo died, she'd suicide (she'd kill herself in the same way romeo died, as in the play, in the play she technically did not die from the same cause as romeo, but she attempted to poison herself with the poison that killed romeo, after that failed she stabbed herself with his dagger)
Brother Lorenzo was completely invinsable until Prince Escalus died, after that, he'd be a regular VT, except that he also was a priest (could not hammer) and he activated the revival ability of Juliet, as well as the win condition for their faction)
Prince Escalus could prevent a lynch to save himself, and if he know who his party members were, he could save them too.
i hoped these safety measures would be enough to keep them alive a bit longer.
Montegues/Capulets
they simply had to kill the other family (not including Romeo or Juliet, however, they both didn't know that Romeo/Juliet were not counted as their family)
Survivors
Just regular survivors
Alternate endings/shared win conditions:
If Romeo or Juliet died, they'd both die, however if the rest of their party was still alive, they'd became regular survivors, they'd lose their protection too, however Prince Escalus would still have his 2 denies (however he'd not automatically save himself anymore)
If Brother Lorenzo died (which happened) R&J would become survivors, they'd just marry each other after one of the families died and live somewhere far away, Juliet would lose her reviver ability, they'd both be allowed to talk each night instead of every other night, but romeo would still have his hide ability.
Brother John was able to win together with all factions, however Count Paris could only win together with both of the families, as his death was a requirement of the win condition of R&J. R&J could technically 'win' (as survivors) together with the families, however their main WC was to restore peace.
If R&J would win, the ending scene would depend on who was alive, noone would really 'lose' but only the R&J faction would really 'win'. It would have been the best scenario for most of the players though.
i think i got it all covered now.
(actually that sounds so weird to me because I'm a guy but I'll just go with it for now).
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Losers should not get the MVP.
