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	The Cult Leader’s living neighbors are the evil {{Evil\|Poisoner}} and the good {{Good\|Fortune Teller}}. The {{Evil\|Poisoner}} chooses the Cult Leader, and the {{Evil\|Kazali}} kills the {{Good\|Fortune Teller}}. The Cult Leader’s living neighbors are now the evil {{Evil\|Poisoner}} and the evil {{Evil\|Wizard.}} While the Cult Leader’s living neighbors are both evil, the Cult Leader doesn’t turn evil, because they cannot change alignment while poisoned.		The Cult Leader’s living neighbors are the evil {{Evil\|Poisoner}} and the good {{Good\|Fortune Teller}}. The {{Evil\|Poisoner}} chooses the Cult Leader, and the {{Evil\|Kazali}} kills the {{Good\|Fortune Teller}}. The Cult Leader’s living neighbors are now the evil {{Evil\|Poisoner}} and the evil {{Evil\|Wizard}}. While the Cult Leader’s living neighbors are both evil, the Cult Leader doesn’t turn evil, because they cannot change alignment while poisoned.
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	* Come out as the Cult Leader early, as your chances of being good are much higher early in the game. It is true that on the first night you can turn evil, but this will probably not be the case. However, that being said, the town may be hesitant to gun for a Cult Leader win on the first day as this feels like a cheap win and they won't have much evidence either way about your alignment.		* Come out as the Cult Leader early, as your chances of being good are much higher early in the game. It is true that on the first night you can turn evil, but this will probably not be the case. However, that being said, the town may be hesitant to gun for a Cult Leader win on the first day as this feels like a cheap win and they won't have much evidence either way about your alignment.

	* Come out late as the Cult Leader since you'll have more information to share. However, beware, players are prone to distrusting Cult Leaders towards the end of the game as the chance you are evil increases on near the end of the game because good players are more likely to have died than evil, so your living neighbours get increasingly likely to be evil in the late game.		* Come out late as the Cult Leader since you'll have more information to share. However, beware, players are prone to distrusting Cult Leaders towards the end of the game as the chance you are evil increases near the end of the game because good players are more likely to have died than evil, so your living neighbours get increasingly likely to be evil in the late game.

	* Come out as the Cult Leader while evil (without admitting that you are evil), because it will be easier to get the evil team to back your plays for executions and Cult Leader votes.		* Come out as the Cult Leader while evil (without admitting that you are evil), because it will be easier to get the evil team to back your plays for executions and Cult Leader votes.
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	== Bluffing as the Cult Leader ==		== Bluffing as the Cult Leader ==

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	On day 3, the good Cult Leader’s living neighbors are the good {{Good\|Town Crier}} and the evil {{Evil\|\|Goblin}}. The Cult Leader requests to form a cult, and all good players vote to join the cult. The game ends and the good team wins!		On day 3, the good Cult Leader’s living neighbors are the good {{Good\|Town Crier}} and the evil {{Evil\|Goblin}}. The Cult Leader requests to form a cult, and all good players vote to join the cult. The game ends and the good team wins!
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	== Tips & Tricks ==		== Tips & Tricks ==

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	"Each night, you become the alignment of an alive neighbor. If all good players choose to join your cult, your team wins."		"Each night, you become the alignment of an alive neighbor. If all good players choose to join your cult, your team wins."

	The Cult Leader ~~convinces others~~ to join ~~their~~ cult to ~~end~~ the ~~game~~. ~~But~~ which team ~~will win?~~		The Cult Leader wins if everyone joins their cult.
			* At the end of each night, the Cult Leader becomes the alignment of a living neighbor.
			* Once per day, the Cult Leader may publicly choose to form a cult. If all good players vote to join the cult, the game ends immediately and the Cult Leader’s team wins.
			* The Cult Leader may form a cult at any point in the day.
			* Voting to join a cult does not require a vote token.
			* Players may say whatever they want at any time, so a player bluffing as the Cult Leader may pretend to form a cult.
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			== How to Run ==

			Each night, turn the Cult Leader character token right side up (''if both alive neighbors are good'') or upside down (''if both alive neighbors are evil'') or either (''if one alive neighbor is good and the other alive neighbor is evil''). If the Cult Leader's alignment changes, wake the Cult Leader and give a thumbs up or a thumbs down, then put the Cult Leader to sleep. If the Cult Leader’s alignment doesn’t change, do not wake them.

			During the day, the Cult Leader may declare that they wish to use their ability. If so, enter the circle and run a vote in the same way that you would for an Exile. If all good players raise their hand, declare which team has won. If not all good players raise their hand, nothing happens.
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	~~The Cult Leader neighbours the {{Good\|Farmer}} and the {{Good\|Magician}}.~~ On ~~the first night~~, the ~~Cult Leader remains~~ good~~. The {{Good\|Magician}} is executed, and dies, and the~~ Cult ~~Leader's~~ living ~~neighbours~~ are ~~now~~ the {{Good\|~~Farmer~~}} and the {{Evil\|~~Marionette~~}}. The ~~Storyteller decides~~ to ~~make~~ the ~~Cult Leader evil~~. The ~~next night, even though~~ the Cult Leader~~'s living neighbours are still the {{Good\|Farmer}} and~~ the {{Evil\|~~Marionette~~}}, the ~~Storyteller decides~~ to ~~make~~ the Cult Leader ~~good again~~.		On day 3, the good Cult Leader’s living neighbors are the good {{Good\|Town Crier}} and the evil {{Evil\|\|Goblin}}. The Cult Leader requests to form a cult, and all good players vote to join the cult. The game ends and the good team wins!
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			The Cult Leader neighbors the {{Evil\|No Dashii}}. On day 2, the Cult Leader attempts to form a cult. All players vote to join the cult, but a cult is not formed, because the Cult Leader is poisoned.
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	The Cult ~~Leader is~~ evil. The Cult Leader ~~requests that all players join their cult~~. ~~All~~ evil ~~players put their hand up to join, but only half~~ the ~~good players put their hand up to join. Nothing happens~~. ~~That night,~~ the Cult ~~Leader turns good. The following day~~, the Cult Leader ~~requests that all players join their cult. No~~ evil ~~players put their hand up to join, but all the good players put their hand up to join. The game ends and good wins~~, because ~~the Cult Leader is good~~.		The Cult Leader’s living neighbors are the evil {{Evil\|Poisoner}} and the good {{Good\|Fortune Teller}}. The {{Evil\|Poisoner}} chooses the Cult Leader, and the {{Evil\|Kazali}} kills the {{Good\|Fortune Teller}}. The Cult Leader’s living neighbors are now the evil {{Evil\|Poisoner}} and the evil {{Evil\|Wizard.}} While the Cult Leader’s living neighbors are both evil, the Cult Leader doesn’t turn evil, because they cannot change alignment while poisoned.
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Summary

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	"Each night, you become the alignment of an alive ~~neighbour~~. If all good players choose to join your cult, your team wins."		"Each night, you become the alignment of an alive neighbor. If all good players choose to join your cult, your team wins."

	The Cult Leader convinces others to join their cult to end the game. But which team will win?		The Cult Leader convinces others to join their cult to end the game. But which team will win?

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	<span style="display: block; color: black; font-size: 18px; text-align: center; margin-top: 10px; text-transform: uppercase; font-family: Dumbledor;">Related Jinxes</span>		<span style="display: block; color: black; font-size: 18px; text-align: center; margin-top: 10px; text-transform: uppercase; font-family: Dumbledor;">
			Related Jinxes <span style="cursor: pointer; color: #5C1F22;" id="jinx-toggle">(Open)</span>
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	{{Jinx\|Boffin\|boffin\|Evil\|If the Demon has the Cult Leader ability, they can’t turn good due to this ability.}}		{{Jinx\|Boffin\|boffin\|Evil\|If the Demon has the Cult Leader ability, they can’t turn good due to this ability.}}

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	<p class='flavour'>"Thinking themselves wise, they became fools."</p>		<p class='flavour'>"Thinking themselves wise, they became fools."</p>

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			<span style="display: block; color: black; font-size: 18px; text-align: center; margin-top: 10px; text-transform: uppercase; font-family: Dumbledor;">Related Jinxes</span>

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			{{Jinx\|Boffin\|boffin\|Evil\|If the Demon has the Cult Leader ability, they can’t turn good due to this ability.}}
			{{Jinx\|Pit-Hag\|pithag\|Evil\|If the Pit-Hag turns an evil player into the Cult Leader, they can't turn good due to their own ability.}}
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	<td>Revealed</td>		<td>Revealed</td>
	<td>04/07/2020/td>		<td>04/07/2020</td>
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	<td>Artist</td>		<td>Artist</td>
	<td>Anica Kelsen</td>		<td>Anica Kelsen</td>
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			<td>Revealed</td>
			<td>04/07/2020/td>
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Edd: /* Bluffing as the Cult Leader */

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Bluffing as the Cult Leader

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	* While bluffing as the Cult Leader, try to get a vote happening every day, especially if you can get all the other evil players to vote along with you. Having a lot of players put their hands up for the cult suddenly might catch good players unawares, thinking that the others know something they don't - if you time it well, you might just be able to sway some people in the heat of the moment! Not only does this create a lot of noise and distract the good team from trying to find the Demon, but you can weaponise the vote to cast doubt on players who won't join you!		* While bluffing as the Cult Leader, try to get a vote happening every day, especially if you can get all the other evil players to vote along with you. Having a lot of players put their hands up for the cult suddenly might catch good players unawares, thinking that the others know something they don't - if you time it well, you might just be able to sway some people in the heat of the moment! Not only does this create a lot of noise and distract the good team from trying to find the Demon, but you can weaponise the vote to cast doubt on players who won't join you!

	* Alternatively, if you~~'ve~~ think you've managed to recruit a large part of the town to your cause, get your evil team to not vote with the cult; when your ability "fails", this will make them look like a resistant good player.		* Alternatively, if you think you've managed to recruit a large part of the town to your cause, get your evil team to not vote with the cult; when your ability "fails", this will make them look like a resistant good player.

	* If you have fellow evil among your neighbours, stick to being "good" for the entire game. Or, if an evil player ''becomes'' your neighbour, claim to have been previously evil and have now turned good, casting doubt on the dead ''and'' bolstering your teammate at the same time!		* If you have fellow evil among your neighbours, stick to being "good" for the entire game. Or, if an evil player ''becomes'' your neighbour, claim to have been previously evil and have now turned good, casting doubt on the dead ''and'' bolstering your teammate at the same time!