I dunno if you guys have played Resistance before, but it's literally just that with a few extra gimmicks.
Alright. I'll see how it rolls, but I'll at least start putting the game together so I'm ready to throw it down when y'all want it.
Just beware that I've never actually hosted before, so I'll probably just be copy-pasting rules and using Tabletop Simulator to keep track of cards.

I have no knowledge of such things.

Leonard hosted a Resistance game here already; you could ask him for advice on things to make your life as a mod for it easier.

Is it based on the Kickstarter board game?

That's the one.

I was going to say I will probably join the next mafia game, but if it's based on Resistance, then there is no "probably" about it. Ready to join anytime.

In fact I was going to ask if I could host a Resistance-type mafia game some time next year myself.

Didn't you play when I ran it?

That should be doable.

Remind us later and we'll have a talk with some guys and make something happen.

Pretty sure the only game I ever played out 'till the end was the One Night Ultimate Werewolf one.
Well, it's based on Secret Hitler. Secret Hitler is just very similar to Resistance in the "pick a team, but part of the team could screw the mission" sense.

Damn, I would have liked to play Secret Hitler, but I just don't have the time until Chrismas.

Oops. I meant to quote HSL there.
BTW, I think you have it backwards, Secret Hitler is based on The Resistance.

I thought you played when I ran that Resistance game?

Is the Godfather account handled by several people?

Yes. I think the current roster is Krypsyn, Flub, and Vitek. It is used to indicate arbitration, overarching admin decisions, and provide official notices.

There are actually four.

But I'll leave that as a mystery.

I went through the print & play file and the rules, and I have a question regarding the Legislative Session.

The rules set says that there are 6 Liberal and 11 Fascist policies. I assume that when it comes to enacting a policy, the players besides the Chancellor don't know if it's a Liberal or Fascist one, yes?
Are the policies specific (aside from the powers granted to the President by Fascist ones)? The print & play file suggests they aren't, so how does one go about getting a policy enacted? Especially about the first ones when there's still no feeling about others' alignment?

Unless there are more details in the actual board game rules set?



Nope, just observed, and don't quite remember it. And it's not among the games listed on the first page.



If you're going to count your split personalities separately, at least count them all.