Proposal: Really juice
timed out 1-3 failed by card
Adminned at 12 May 2018 16:17:02 UTC
Amend:
For the purpose of Goals, the last legal value/s that an entity had (even if that entity is no longer part of the game) is the one that counts.
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For the purpose of Goals, the entity’s latest legal value/s during this dynasty (even if that entity is no longer part of the game) is the one that counts.
Amend:
If a Sailor has no Goals, they may send a private message to the Narrator listing any number of Goals from the list above (including multiples of the same Goal so long as they all have Targets, and those Targets are different) and specifying any choices of Target. If the total Worth of those Goals is no higher than 10, the Narrator may then set that Sailor’s Goals to those specified.
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If a Sailor has no Goals, they may send a private message to the Narrator listing any number of Goals from the list above (including multiples of the same Goal so long as they all have Targets, and those Targets are different) and specifying any choices of Target. If the total Worth of those Goals is no higher than 10, the Narrator may then set that Sailor’s Goals to those specified.
If a Sailor has not yet sent such a private message nor are Religious, they may declare that they are Religious along a total Worth of goals no higher than 9 via a private message to the Narrator which clearly states this. The Narrator may then set that Sailor’s Goals to those specified plus the Religious Goals, and make that Sailor Religious.
The Religious Goals are two Non-Dire Goals which the Narrator shall and can secretly randomly choose (first randomly determining the Goals and then the Targets for each of those Goals, if they have any). Religious Goals can target the holder of the Goal, other provisions notwithstanding. A Religious Sailor isn’t informed of what their Religious Goals are (aside that they’re non-Dire).
Some incentive for people to go out and do “Good” things (or pretend to) rather than just sit back and do nothing and wait for neglect and apathy to take over everything and then cash in on the disaster at the end.
I like the idea here, but it’s likely to give an unsatisfying endgame if the difference between first and second place comes down to which Religious Goals happened to be rolled earlier in the game (and there’s the potential to roll a 10-pointer).
derrick: he/him
Is there a reason their goals are public as well as their religious nature? I can see being religious as public, but all of the goals seems a little excessive.