>roles are randomly assigned: you're liberal, fascist or literally Hitler. liberals have majority >fascists can see everyone's roles, liberals and Hitler don't know shit >everyone pretends to be liberal >each turn a player gets to be president and pick a chancellor, players vote on whether the pair is a go >having an order that will give info on as many players as possible in as few rounds as possible is a good idea, i.e. 1-5 -> 2-6 -> 3-7 in a 7 player game >president draws 3 policy cards which are either liberal or fascist, discards one and passes 2 to the chancellor >chancellor makes the final choice on which policy to pass >first team to max policies wins (5 for liberals, 6 for fascists) >presidental powers are unlocked as more fascist policies are passed, for example after 3 are down the next player to be elected president, if a fascist policy is passed, will have a gun and shoot a player off the map >if Hitler is shot liberals insta-win >if Hitler is elected chancellor with 3 fascist policies down, fascists auto-win >liberals win by taking notes, paying attention and trying to figure out who lied based on inconsistencies in the deck, attitude etc and pausing to discuss the game logically, trying to solve it as a puzzle >fascists win by lying, conflicting with others, sewing chaos, framing others and rushing votes full rules here: secrethitler.io/rules/
Since the fas outed, good game and well played! It is really unfortunate that the libs got a bit deckfucked there, but I will completely take the L for not neining to 7 as I should have. Excellent work from everyone involved.
Now that I think about it, as fash you should be really afraid of hitler getting a bullet, most of the time he might be really confused and shoot a fellow fash. gg everyone
