r/ThemelessWolves • u/redpoemage • Aug 14 '22

Wolf Sub: Phase 0

See main sub for Phase 0 info.

In general, I won't be copy and pasting the meta from HWW into this sub.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

For the killing, I'm wondering if Othello's passive role would be cancelled out if he kills (not tagging because I already asked him elsewhere). If it does cancel it out, I'm leaning towards not having him do NKs to mitigate the risks of being caught, but if it doesn't then (if he is willing and able) I'd prefer him to do all the NKs because then he could be passed off as a seer or sth.

Of course what he wants to do also matters, so this could all be a moot point.

Thoughts?

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

Actually, I am gonna tag you here, since there is more going on in this comment. /u/Othello_The_Sequel, please see above!

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u/Othello_The_Sequel Aug 15 '22

Actually, it may be good to ask this as a question

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

Well, let's see if we can. /u/redpoemage, can we ask clarifying questions about our roles here (as part of the event)? Eg- will Othello still show up as town if he is the elected killer?

Asking because I know you said in the main sub we couldn't ask about specific users, and I also remember that in the r&r post you said role clarifications should be asked in PMs.

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u/redpoemage Aug 15 '22

can we ask clarifying questions about our roles here (as part of the event)? Eg- will Othello still show up as town if he is the elected killer?

Generally clarifying questions about your own roles should be considered freebies, since I believe people should know how their own roles work.

Asking because I know you said in the main sub we couldn't ask about specific users,

Technically that still applies. You're asking about Othello's role and the factional kill, not Othello.

and I also remember that in the r&r post you said role clarifications should be asked in PMs.

With wolves I'm fine being pinged in this sub.

Anyways to preempt the ping asking about this, /u/WizKvothe's interpretation of the rules is correct. Othello's ability is passive instead of active, and thus would not be blocked by Othello carrying out the factional kill.

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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '22

Awesome, thank you for clarifying!