[Day/Night Game] Trouble on the Citadel - round "LE Part 2: Why Cerberus Is Right For You"

Sorry, everyone. Events occurred this morning of the this-cake-is-ruined-and-now-I-have-to-make-another-one variety, taking up my would-be internet time. I'm going to write the narrative now.

Awww and I was having so much fun with that role. Especially the first day having to convince everyone to go after Serza/Wrex. Hehe.

Both seem really fun. I think playing as the Clone would be awesome, everybody would want that role 

Those tw roles both sound great!

Jokers role could be fun. Each day he breaks a bone at someone. or something (that was a joke)

Both sound super fun! Not only that, but the addition of the Evil Clone will add a little doubt whether someone is being truthful about their hints or not. Especially with roles such as Garrus, Wrex, and Legion.

I have questions about the possibility of Evil Javik and Evil Kasumi though. If the player gained Javik's ability and becomes Cerberus, can you role block certain roles within the Normandy? Like Liara? Or should the player not consider Javik's role if they're planning on being an agent?

Also, could Evil Kasumi work? and how? If this role could work with Cerberus, could the player guess who Liara is investigating that night and prevent her from investigating?

A few other things I'm thinking for next game:

1. Miranda officially can save herself from indoctrination.
2. Kasumi can't save herself from indoctrination, since she would obviously be able to guess her own identity.
3. Have anywhere from 2-4 Cerberus agents, but only the agents know how many there are.

Any thoughts on that?

I like that. Evil clone Kasumi doesn't get to use Kasumi's ability, but instead finds out who the Cerberus agents are. All other evil clones need to figure it out just like anyone else.


I thought about that solution as well, but the only problem is that if Javik decides to block only Liara or Garrus, it would be obvious from the narrative that Javik is now evil. If everyone gets blocked equally, then Evil Javik has a better chance of staying hidden.

Hmm. There's two possible solutions to this:

You could tell The Evil Clone which roles are in play to avoid this. If that's too OP then maybe this could be a possible risk to the Evil Clone. If the role they're trying to become is actually not in play and a spy is simply hiding behind said role and that spy gets eliminated, then the Evil Clone will automatically join Cerberus without said role.

After this happens the Normandy crew could probably easily figure out who's the Evil Clone. But not if the Evil Clone's hint weren't as obvious. Plus, like I said, this could be part of the risk of being this role.

So yeah, it doesn't make that much sense for me for the The Evil Clone to actually become that role since that role isn't actually in play. Plus the spy didn't actually have those abilities they were hinting at, so I don't think the Evil Clone should have it either. (I hope this wasn't confusing! )

Also I agree with your version of Evil Javik. That version will be able to protect him a bit with the Normandy crew.

Okay yeah, this seems a lot more fair and makes the most sense. Now that I've thought about it some more, they could just choose someone else to impersonate and hope it's not another spy. The other players will easily pick up on the fact that they're the Evil Clone at that point, but I don't think Cerberus or the Heroes would want to get rid of them yet.

Haha! That was a fun post! Nice job!

Ha! None of you can handle your booze.

Not even the little runt!