Seems logical. ^_^

Although… This proposal should also be dependant on “Apparently I forgot the Cessna”, as without it there will be no bathroom.

Shouldn’t be a problem, though.

The Murderer and Detective thing seems a little shaky, for allowing players to take game actions of unclear legality. If a non-Servant player boldly enters the Kitchen as a GNDT move, the other players will have to wait for the Executor to confirm whether it was legal or not - which makes life hard, if they’re deciding what to do in response to an action which could be retroactively undone.

In fact, this would allow you to use the Kitchen door to detect Murderers - just ask every non-Servant to move there, and anyone who doesn’t get kicked back by the Executor for having made an illegal move must be a Murderer or Detective.

(And oh, trivially; the bathroom would be better off with a clear rule for what to do if more than three people somehow end up there, in case future rules have enforced relocation, or if four people pile in before this proposal enacts.)

Troubling.

Per Kevan. Sorry!

CoV, by the way…

Perhaps a more effective way to give the Murderer and Detective free reign would just be to make sure that there’s no reason why a non-Servant would want to move to the Kitchen. (Maybe there’s a mundane Kitchen action that only Servants can take, and a “grab a knife” action that only the Detective and Murderer can take. If Colonel Bucky wanders through the kitchen, he’ll attract suspicion.)

CoV   per Kevan.

I like the concept of a Murderer and Detective being able to take a better action at the expense of outing themselves, but I’m not a fan of the other restrictions.

CoV
Voted at the same time as Kevan and his argument changed my vote.

  “Tradesmen may not enter the lounge”, preventing those in certain rooms from voting on crises, and such.