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Sammy McSam: Category:Card games, formatting

2021-12-26T13:18:15Z

Tolcso: /* Standard Mode */ Add explanation about canvasing

2021-03-25T12:53:43Z

Standard Mode: Add explanation about canvasing

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	In Standard Mode, when you disguise or exonerate, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.		In Standard Mode, when you disguise or exonerate, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.

	If you Exonerate (whether you place the suspect or not), you canvas the area around that suspect ~~for~~ the killer.		If you Exonerate (whether you place the suspect or not), you canvas the area around that suspect: the killer must tell if they are adjacent to the suspect.

	If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect ~~for~~ the inspector.		If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect: the inspector must tell if they are adjacent to the suspect.

	== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==		== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==

Kevan: /* First Turn – Killer */ clarify that Killer identity is random

2020-04-24T15:52:50Z

First Turn – Killer: clarify that Killer identity is random

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	=== First Turn – Killer ===		=== First Turn – Killer ===
	On ~~the~~ first turn, ~~the Killer~~ must make a Kill action. To do this, they choose one of the suspect cards on the board adjacent (either on the sides or the diagonals) to their secret identity, and turns that card face-down, to its deceased side.		The Killer is given a random suspect card as their secret identity. On their first turn, they must make a Kill action. To do this, they choose one of the suspect cards on the board adjacent (either on the sides or the diagonals) to their secret identity, and turns that card face-down, to its deceased side.

	=== First Turn – Inspector ===		=== First Turn – Inspector ===

Kevan: /* Shift Action */ italics

2020-04-24T15:08:54Z

Shift Action: italics

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	Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board. (You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.) Move all cards in the column vertically up or down, or move all cards in the row left or right. This will cause one card to ‘fall off’ the edge of the board. Place the card that falls off onto the new empty space on the other side.		Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board. (You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.) Move all cards in the column vertically up or down, or move all cards in the row left or right. This will cause one card to ‘fall off’ the edge of the board. Place the card that falls off onto the new empty space on the other side.

	~~NOTE~~: You cannot use your shift to ‘undo’ the previous player’s shift. For example, if a player shifts a row right, the next move cannot be to shift that same row left.		''Note: You cannot use your shift to ‘undo’ the previous player’s shift. For example, if a player shifts a row right, the next move cannot be to shift that same row left.''

	=== Kill Action ===		=== Kill Action ===

Kevan: fix the header nesting, rewrite for singular "they" instead of "he", make the aim of the game very clear in the opening section

2020-04-24T13:52:23Z

fix the header nesting, rewrite for singular "they" instead of "he", make the aim of the game very clear in the opening section

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Cactus tom: /* Citizen's Arrest Mode */ Added 2 important rules clarifications, based on the way the variant seems to actually work. 1: a dead suspect may make a citizen's arrest. 2: after a citizen's arreset, the inspector does not get to draw a card.

2017-06-09T15:33:00Z

Citizen's Arrest Mode: Added 2 important rules clarifications, based on the way the variant seems to actually work. 1: a dead suspect may make a citizen's arrest. 2: after a citizen's arreset, the inspector does not get to draw a card.

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	== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==		== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==
	In this mode, instead of questioning everyone adjacent to a suspect he exonerates, the Inspector can choose to arrest one adjacent character instead.		In this mode, instead of questioning everyone adjacent to a suspect he exonerates, the Inspector can choose to arrest one adjacent character instead.

			Important: This rule applies even when the suspect being exonerated is already dead.

			Important: When doing a citizen's arrest, you do not get to draw a new card to replace the exonerated suspect.
			This permanently reduces the size of the inspector's hand by one.
			Thus, this option can be exercised at most three times per game.

Ch huang at 18:10, 30 March 2017

2017-03-30T18:10:41Z

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	If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect for the inspector.		If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect for the inspector.


	== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==		== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==
	In this mode, instead of questioning everyone adjacent to a suspect he exonerates, the Inspector can choose to arrest one adjacent character instead.		In this mode, instead of questioning everyone adjacent to a suspect he exonerates, the Inspector can choose to arrest one adjacent character instead.

Ch huang at 18:10, 30 March 2017

2017-03-30T18:10:21Z

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	== Standard Mode ==		== Standard Mode ==
	In Standard Mode, when you disguise or ~~exonorate~~, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.		In Standard Mode, when you disguise or exonerate, you put the innocent card you discard down onto the board, face-up, covering the existing suspect. If the suspect is already deceased, then don't do this.

	If you ~~Exonorate~~ (whether you place the suspect or not), you canvas the area around that suspect for the killer.		If you Exonerate (whether you place the suspect or not), you canvas the area around that suspect for the killer.

	If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect for the inspector.		If you kill a suspect marked as innocent, you get to canvas the area around that suspect for the inspector.

			== Citizen's Arrest Mode ==
			In this mode, instead of questioning everyone adjacent to a suspect he exonerates, the Inspector can choose to arrest one adjacent character instead.

Ch huang at 23:18, 3 August 2015

2015-08-03T23:18:00Z

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	== Game Structure ==		== Game Structure ==
	The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.		The two players alternate turns, each taking one action. The first turn for each player is a little different than the rest, but afterwards, all turns are the same. The Killer always goes first.


	== Classic Mode ==		== Classic Mode ==
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	If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.		If 16 characters are deceased at any time, the game ends and the Killer wins.


	== Standard Mode ==		== Standard Mode ==

Ch huang at 23:17, 3 August 2015

2015-08-03T23:17:18Z

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	== Shift Action ==		== Shift Action ==
	~~Example of shifting a column down. The suspect who ‘falls off’ goes into the new empty slot.~~

	Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.		Both players have the ability to shift. To do so, select any row or column on the board You do not have to be in it or near the chosen row or column.