Friday, December 15, 2023

Proposal: The Sum of the Parts

Withdrawn—Clucky

Adminned at 17 Dec 2023 06:35:21 UTC

In the rule “Transition of Power” replace the text “the Heir whose single strongest Claim is stronger than all other Heirs’ strongest Claims achieves victory. If multiple Heirs are tied for strongest, their next-strongest Claims are successively compared.” with this text:

the Heir who has the highest total Claim Strength, which is all of that Heir’s Claim Strengths added together, achieves victory. If multiple Heirs are tied for highest total Claim Strength, the Heir with the highest Reputation among those Heirs achieves victory. If multiple Heirs are tied for highest total Claim Strength and highest Reputation, the Heir with the highest total Estate Prestige, which is all of that Heir’s Estate Prestiges added together, among those Heirs achieves victory.

There seems to be some interest in switching to total Claim Strength. Here’s an idea with Reputation as the tie-breaker and then total Estate Prestige as the next tie-breaker.

Comments

Clucky: Puzzle Master he/him

15-12-2023 22:43:12 UTC

honestly at this point I’d rather see it play out with just the biggest claim winning and everyone trying to do wild stuff towards the end to figure out who gets that claim

Desertfrog:

16-12-2023 07:21:18 UTC

for

Clucky: Puzzle Master he/him

16-12-2023 08:04:38 UTC

against whoops thought I already did this

JonathanDark: he/him

17-12-2023 03:40:48 UTC

Now that More Claims actually passed, this doesn’t seem like such a good idea anymore. It didn’t get a very enthusiastic response anyway.

against Withdrawn