Oh, by the way, did the Weather change when the Season became Summer? If it didn’t, it’s too late to fix it, but I thought I should mention it. (We may want to replace the “should” with a “shall” to make sure the change gets done.)

“If no Townsperson has made a Sacrifice in the last 24 hours, that Townsperson becomes the Prophet.” doesn’t tell us when the Townsperson becomes the Prophet, if you know what I mean.

@ayesdeeef: I don’t know what you mean. The Typical Weather rule would read “...Townsperson may make a Sacrifice by removing one Animal from their Home. If no Townsperson has made a Sacrifice in the last 24 hours, that Townsperson becomes the Prophet.” The Townsperson becomes the Prophet immediately.

I guess technically that could be interpreted creatively, but I would not accept an interpretation of that rule that takes those two sentences separately.

Or are you complaining that the Prophet is assigned automagically? They become the Prophet. The star is just a tracking device which I thought could be added by anyone as long as it reflects gamestate.

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OK, ignore that last half-sentence. (Note: I meant to say “The Townsperson becomes the Prophet immediately upon making the Sacrifice.”)

[Sylphrena] Regarding the weather, I don’t think “shall” helps either - we say “When the Season progresses, the Astrologer or Astronomer should replace” and the Season progresses by itself at midnight even if we’re all asleep, so the Astrologer/Astronomer has to make the weather change at that moment or not at all.

CoV because Veto powers are actually not that fun.

CoV, after rereading, because I like my own sacrifice mechanic.

Ely: the veto power has been repealed. Currently there are still some vestigial Astronomer powers which would become Prophet powers. (Most of them don’t actually give the Prophet an advantage, however.)

CoV

Slight against for having a player role that’s a bit like a Workplace but in no way a Workplace.

CoV for this seems to be mostly theme.