Djinn and Plague Doctor: Difference between pages

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Information

Type	Outsider
Artist	Aidan Roberts

“Pleauze shtay shtill. Thinks nid tiime for hillink. Myrhh-myrhh.”

Summary

"If you die, the Storyteller gains a not-in-play Minion ability.”

The Plague Doctor brings an extra Minion ability into play.

The Storyteller chooses which Minion ability is gained.
This ability is in effect for the rest of the game.
Nothing else changes for the Storyteller – they don’t become evil, they don’t become a player, they are not a legitimate player to be targeted by other abilities, and they cannot vote or nominate.
If all Minions are in play, the Storyteller can gain an in-play Minion ability.
If the Plague Doctor is drunk or poisoned when they die, the Storyteller doesn’t gain a Minion ability, even when the Plague Doctor becomes sober and healthy.

How to Run

When the Plague Doctor dies, place a not-in-play Minion character token in the center of the left side of Grimoire. Mark this with the Plague Doctor’s “Storyteller Ability” reminder. If applicable, add a night token to the night sheet.

When this Minion would normally act, the relevant choices are made by the Storyteller.

Examples

The Plague Doctor dies. The Storyteller gains the Poisoner ability and chooses a player to poison each night for the rest of the game.

The Plague Doctor is executed and the Storyteller gains the Cerenovus ability. That night, the Pit-Hag turns the Witch into the Cerenovus. There are now two Cerenovus abilities in play – the Storyteller’s and the new Cerenovus’.

The Plague Doctor has died and the Storyteller has had the Organ Grinder ability for two days. The Plague Doctor is made drunk by the Minstrel. The Storyteller still has the Organ Grinder ability as they gained it when the Plague Doctor died and the Plague Doctor now being drunk does not affect that.

Tips & Tricks

Don’t let yourself get executed! You don’t want to give the evil team an extra ability, so the longer you last, the less that ability is going to affect the game.

When you do die, look for the Minion ability that came into play as a result. This will prove you’re good if you can either point out a publicly visible ability or show evidence of a more subtle one to the other good players, which reinforces your alignment and proves your identity as an Outsider.

When you die, look for the Minion ability that came into play as a result – the ability that came into play was previously not in play, so by elimination it indicates what Minions could have been in play throughout the game.

Meta your storyteller – if there’s an ability you think your Storyteller will want you can use that to deduce which Minions are likely to have been in play from the start in order to leave space for your Storyteller to gain the Minion ability they’re likely to be most interested in gaining.

If you’re in a starting three Minion game, you know for a fact that every Minion ability is going to be in play when you die, so you can strategise accordingly.

You can generally assume that a Minion ability wielded by the Storyteller is going to be used more effectively that it might be by a Minion, since the Storyteller has perfect knowledge of the game, so be wary of how the game balance might swing when you die.

Bluffing as the Plague Doctor

Plague Doctors are almost never happy to die – they know they have a major negative impact on the good team’s chances. Use this as an argument to survive for as long as possible. It’s one of the few characters, much like the Saint, who will almost always fight hard to survive and therefore you can use this to keep your Minion ability active for as long as possible or to survive to the endgame as the Demon.

Consider hiding a Minion ability if possible, so that when you die it looks like a Minion ability has been added. This can be tricky, depending what Minion abilities you have to work with, but with the right abilities to “confirm you” as the Plague Doctor this can really help you get trusted and drive the good team narrative as a result. The balance, of course, is that this means using a Minion ability far less effectively for the period of the game up until you die, so you may want to consider the next option instead.

Have living evil players claim to have been affected by a “Storyteller-used Minion ability” once you die to back up your bluff. This means you don’t have to hide a Minion ability until you die, you can just have evil players pretend to be affected by an additional ability. This, of course, has the downside of linking you directly to your fellow evil players, so the pressure is very much on at that point to be convincingly good yourself!

Emphasise your deductions around working out which Minion abilities are in play so “you know what you might add when you die”. This is usually the focus of a Plague Doctor anyway, but gives you a gilt-edged opportunity to mislead and misdirect from the get-go as to what seems to currently be in play.

You are, of course, not the Plague Doctor, so there will be no Minion ability added to the game when you die. Be prepared to change your claim at that point to cater to this or have a plausible story as to why your ability might not have worked. Maybe the Storyteller gained a passive ability? Maybe you were wrong about which Minion abilities were already in play, so the Storyteller actually gained something no-one was expecting. Maybe there’s a Pit-Hag that changed the current Minions just before you died so the Storyteller gained a Minion ability that used to be in play at the start of the game.

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-					<td>John Grist</td>
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-			<p class='flavour'>"نحن لسنا هنا.<br>
+			<p class='flavour'>“Pleauze shtay shtill. Thinks nid tiime for hillink. Myrhh-myrhh.”</p>
-				انت لست حقيقي.<br>
-				كل شيء هو وهم.<br>
-				أسئلتك هي جبل نار في يوم صافٍ."</p>
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 == Summary ==
-"Use the Djinn's special rule. All players know what it is."
+"If you die, the Storyteller gains a not-in-play Minion ability.”
-Add the Djinn to all games with a jinx icon on the script. The Djinn resolves jinxes by creating a unique rule.
+The Plague Doctor brings an extra Minion ability into play.
-* When creating a character list using the Script Tool, some character combinations will be marked as unusual. These two characters are jinxed—they have abilities that clash or contradict each other in some way. The Djinn creates a special rule that allows these characters to work well together. Some jinxed characters even work better with the Djinn in play!
+*  The Storyteller chooses which Minion ability is gained.
-* The Djinn’s special rule is described by the Script Tool online, and is printed out automatically when you create a script with a character combination that is jinxed.
+*  This ability is in effect for the rest of the game.
-* There are many different Djinn special rules. Each is tailored to a specific pair of jinxed characters.
+* Nothing else changes for the Storyteller – they don’t become evil, they don’t become a player, they are not a legitimate player to be targeted by other abilities, and they cannot vote or nominate.
-* If there are jinxed characters on the character sheet, even if there are no jinxed characters in play, the Storyteller tells all players what the Djinn’s special rule is at the start of the game.
+* If all Minions are in play, the Storyteller can gain an in-play Minion ability.
-* The Djinn may have several special rules at once. If there are multiple pairs of jinxed characters on the character sheet, the players learn all the Djinn’s special rules.
+* If the Plague Doctor is drunk or poisoned when they die, the Storyteller doesn’t gain a Minion ability, even when the Plague Doctor becomes sober and healthy.
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 == How to Run ==
+When the Plague Doctor dies, place a not-in-play Minion character token in the center of the left side of Grimoire. Mark this with the Plague Doctor’s “Storyteller Ability” reminder. If applicable, add a night token to the night sheet.
-At the start of the game, if there are jinxed characters on the character sheet, declare that the Djinn is in play and inform the group of all Djinn special rules for this game. (''Do this even if there are no jinxed characters in play.'')
+When this Minion would normally act, the relevant choices are made by the Storyteller.		</div>
-Follow the Djinn instructions as listed on the Script Tool printout.
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-				The {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} and the {{Good|Heretic}} are Jinxed. At the start of the game, the Storyteller reads out the Djinn's special rule: “A {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} cannot create a {{Good|Heretic}}.” Later in the game, the {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} tries to create a {{Good|Heretic}}. The Storyteller shakes their head, and the {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} must choose another character to create.
+				The Plague Doctor dies. The Storyteller gains the {{Evil|Poisoner}} ability and chooses a player to poison each night for the rest of the game.		</div>
-			</div>
+			<div class='example'>
+The Plague Doctor is executed and the Storyteller gains the {{Evil|Cerenovus}} ability. That night, the {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} turns the {{Evil|Witch}} into the {{Evil|Cerenovus}}. There are now two {{Evil|Cerenovus}} abilities in play – the Storyteller’s and the new {{Evil|Cerenovus}}’.		</div>
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-				The {{Good|Spy}} and the {{Evil|Magician}} are Jinxed. At the start of the game, the Storyteller reads out the Djinn's special rule: "When the {{Good|Spy}} sees the grimoire, the Demon and the {{Evil|Magician}}'s character tokens are removed." There is no {{Good|Spy}} and no {{Evil|Magician}} in play, but the Storyteller reads this aloud anyway so that the good team doesn't know which Minion is in play.
+The Plague Doctor has died and the Storyteller has had the {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} ability for two days. The Plague Doctor is made drunk by the {{Good|Minstrel}}. The Storyteller still has the {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} ability as they gained it when the Plague Doctor died and the Plague Doctor now being drunk does not affect that.			</div>
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+== Tips & Tricks ==
-== Explanation ==
+* Don’t let yourself get executed! You don’t want to give the evil team an extra ability, so the longer you last, the less that ability is going to affect the game.
-When creating a character list using the Script Tool, some character combinations will be marked as unusual with a little character symbol under one of the characters you have selected. These two characters are Jinxed&mdash;they have abilities that clash or contradict each other in some way. The Djinn creates a special rule that allows these characters to work well together. Some jinxed characters even work <em>better</em> with the Djinn in play!
+* When you do die, look for the Minion ability that came into play as a result. This will prove you’re good if you can either point out a publicly visible ability or show evidence of a more subtle one to the other good players, which reinforces your alignment and proves your identity as an Outsider.
-The Djinn's special rule is described by the Script Tool online, and is printed out automatically when you create a script with a character combination that is jinxed. There are many different Djinn special rules. Each is tailored to a specific pair of jinxed characters. If there are jinxed characters on the character sheet, even if there are no jinxed characters in play, the Storyteller tells all players what the Djinn's special rule is at the start of the game.
+* When you die, look for the Minion ability that came into play as a result – the ability that came into play was previously not in play, so by elimination it indicates what Minions could have been in play throughout the game.
-The Djinn may have several special rules at once. If there are multiple pairs of jinxed characters on the character sheet, the players learn all the Djinn's special rules.
+* Meta your storyteller – if there’s an ability you think your Storyteller will want you can use that to deduce which Minions are likely to have been in play from the start in order to leave space for your Storyteller to gain the Minion ability they’re likely to be most interested in gaining.
-== Djinn Special Rules ==
+* If you’re in a starting three Minion game, you know for a fact that every Minion ability is going to be in play when you die, so you can strategise accordingly.
-Special rules for characters from Trouble Brewing, Sects & Violets, and Bad Moon Rising:
+* You can generally assume that a Minion ability wielded by the Storyteller is going to be used more effectively that it might be by a Minion, since the Storyteller has perfect knowledge of the game, so be wary of how the game balance might swing when you die.
-* {{Evil|Fang Gu}} and {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}}: If the {{Evil|Fang Gu}} chooses an outsider and dies, the {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}} does not become the {{Evil|Fang Gu}}.
+		</div>
-* {{Good|Chambermaid}} and {{Good|Mathematician}}: The {{Good|Chambermaid}} learns if the {{Good|Mathematician}} wakes tonight or not, even though the {{Good|Chambermaid}} wakes first.
-* {{Good|Lunatic}} and {{Good|Mathematician}}: The {{Good|Mathematician}} learns if the {{Good|Lunatic}} attacks a different player(s) than the real Demon attacks.
-Special rules involving Experimental characters:
+	</div>
-* Many pairs of characters follow the "hate" jinx special rule of: "Only one jinxed character can be in play". Currently, these character pairs are:
-** {{Evil|Godfather}} and {{Good|Heretic}}
-** {{Good|Spy}} and {{Good|Damsel}}
-** {{Good|Spy}} and {{Good|Heretic}}
-** {{Evil|Widow}} and {{Good|Damsel}}
-** {{Evil|Widow}} and {{Good|Heretic}}
-** {{Evil|Legion}} and {{Good|Preacher}}
-** {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} and {{Good|Magician}}
-** {{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Exorcist}}
-** {{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Flowergirl}}
-** {{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Minstrel}}
-** {{Evil|Al-Hadikhia}} and {{Evil|Mastermind}}, with the additional rule that evil players start knowing which player and character it is.
-* Some pairs of characters cannot be in play in the start of the game, or have special rules relating to their creation:
+	<div class='row'>
-** {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} and {{Good|Damsel}}: If a {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} creates a {{Good|Damsel}}, the Storyteller chooses which player it is.
-** {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} and {{Good|Heretic}}: A {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} cannot create a {{Good|Heretic}}.
-** {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} and {{Good|Politician}}: A {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} cannot create an evil {{Good|Politician}}.
-** {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} and {{Evil|Riot}}: If the {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} creates {{Evil|Riot}}, all evil players become {{Evil|Riot}}. If the {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} creates {{Evil|Riot}} after day 3, the game continues for one more day.
-** {{Good|Engineer}} and {{Evil|Legion}}: {{Evil|Legion}} and the {{Good|Engineer}} cannot both be in play at the start of the game. If the {{Good|Engineer}} creates {{Evil|Legion}}, most players (including all evil players) become evil {{Evil|Legion}}.
-** {{Good|Engineer}} and {{Evil|Riot}}: {{Evil|Riot}} and the {{Good|Engineer}} cannot both be in play at the start of the game. If the {{Good|Engineer}} creates {{Evil|Riot}}, the evil players become {{Evil|Riot}}.
-* Several experimental townsfolk characters ({{Good|Alchemist}}, {{Good|Magician}}, {{Good|Poppy Grower}}) interact poorly with Minion characters ({{Good|Spy}} and {{Evil|Widow}}) that get to see the Grimoire. The jinxes between these characters are:
+		<div class="small-12 large-12 columns" style="padding-right: 0;">
-** {{Good|Alchemist}}: The {{Good|Alchemist}} cannot have the {{Good|Spy}}/{{Evil|Widow}} ability.
-** {{Good|Magician}}: When the {{Good|Spy}}/{{Evil|Widow}} sees the Grimoire, the Demon and the {{Good|Magician}}'s character tokens are removed.
-** {{Good|Poppy Grower}}: If the {{Good|Poppy Grower}} is in play, the {{Good|Spy}}/{{Evil|Widow}} does not see the Grimoire until the {{Good|Poppy Grower}} dies.
-* Other jinxes between experimental townsfolk and good characters are:
-** {{Good|Lycanthrope}} and {{Good|Gambler}}: If the {{Good|Lycanthrope}} is alive and the {{Good|Gambler}} kills themselves at night, no other players can die tonight.
-** {{Good|Cannibal}} and {{Good|Butler}}: If the {{Good|Cannibal}} gains the {{Good|Butler}} ability, the {{Good|Cannibal}} learns this.
-* The {{Good|Plague Doctor}} has eight special rules:
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Baron}}: If the Storyteller gains the Baron ability, up to two players become out-of-play Outsiders.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Boomdandy}}: If the Plague Doctor is executed and the Storyteller would gain the Boomdandy ability, the Boomdandy ability triggers immediately.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Evil Twin}}: The Storyteller cannot gain the Evil Twin ability if the Plague Doctor dies.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Fearmonger}}: If the Plague Doctor dies, a living Minion gains the Fearmonger ability in addition to their own ability, and learns this.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Goblin}}: If the Plague Doctor dies, a living Minion gains the Goblin ability in addition to their own ability, and learns this.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Marionette}}: If the Demon has a neighbour who is alive and a Townsfolk or Outsider when the Plague Doctor dies, that player becomes an evil Marionette. If there is already an extra evil player, this does not happen.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}}: If the Plague Doctor dies, a living Minion gains the Scarlet Woman ability in addition to their own ability, and learns this.
-** {{Good|Plague Doctor}} and {{Evil|Spy}}: If the Plague Doctor dies, a living Minion gains the Spy ability in addition to their own ability, and learns this.
-* The {{Evil|Marionette}} has six special rules:
-** {{Evil|Marionette}} and {{Good|Balloonist}}: If the {{Evil|Marionette}} thinks that they are the {{Good|Balloonist}}, +1 Outsider was added.
-** {{Evil|Marionette}} and {{Good|Huntsman}}: If the {{Evil|Marionette}} thinks that they are the {{Good|Huntsman}}, the {{Good|Damsel}} was added.
-** {{Evil|Marionette}} and {{Good|Poppy Grower}}: When the {{Good|Poppy Grower}} dies, the Demon learns the {{Evil|Marionette}} but the {{Evil|Marionette}} learns nothing.
-** {{Evil|Marionette}} and {{Good|Damsel}}: The {{Evil|Marionette}} does not learn that a {{Good|Damsel}} is in play.
-** {{Evil|Marionette}} and {{Good|Snitch}}: The {{Evil|Marionette}} does not learn three not-in-play characters. The Demon learns an extra three instead.
-** {{Evil|Marionette}} and {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}}: The {{Evil|Marionette}} neighbours a Minion, not the Demon. The {{Evil|Marionette}} is not woken to choose who takes the {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} token, and does not learn they are the {{Evil|Marionette}} if they have the {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} token.
-* The {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} has four special rules:
+== Bluffing as the Plague Doctor ==
-** {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} and {{Good|Butler}}: If the Organ Grinder is causing eyes closed voting, the Butler may raise their hand to vote but their vote is only counted if their master voted too.
-** {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} and {{Good|Flowergirl}}: If players' eyes were closed during the nominations, the Flowergirl learns how many times the Demon voted.
-** {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} and {{Good|Minstrel}}: Only 1 jinxed character can be in play. Evil players start knowing which player and character it is.
-** {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} and {{Good|Preacher}}: Only 1 jinxed character can be in play. Evil players start knowing which player and character it is.
-* The {{Evil|Vizier}} has six special rules:
+* Plague Doctors are almost never happy to die – they know they have a major negative impact on the good team’s chances. Use this as an argument to survive for as long as possible. It’s one of the few characters, much like the {{Good|Saint}}, who will almost always fight hard to survive and therefore you can use this to keep your Minion ability active for as long as possible or to survive to the endgame as the Demon.
-** {{Evil|Vizier}} and {{Good|Alchemist}}: If the {{Good|Alchemist}} has the {{Evil|Vizier}} ability, they may only choose to execute immediately if three or more players voted.
-** {{Evil|Vizier}} and {{Good|Courtier}}: If the {{Evil|Vizier}} loses their ability, they learn this and if the {{Evil|Vizier}} is executed while they have their ability, their team wins.
-** {{Evil|Vizier}} and {{Good|Investigator}}: If the {{Good|Investigator}} learns that the {{Evil|Vizier}} is in play, the existence of the {{Evil|Vizier}} is not announced by the Storyteller.
-** {{Evil|Vizier}} and {{Good|Magician}}: Only 1 jinxed character can be in play. Evil players start knowing which player and character it is.
-** {{Evil|Vizier}} and {{Good|Preacher}}: If the {{Evil|Vizier}} loses their ability, they learn this and if the {{Evil|Vizier}} is executed while they have their ability, their team wins.
-** {{Evil|Vizier}} and {{Evil|Fearmonger}}: The {{Evil|Vizier}} wakes with the {{Evil|Fearmonger}}, learns who they choose and cannot choose to execute that player.
-* Additional special rules for minions and Minion characters:
+* Consider hiding a Minion ability if possible, so that when you die it looks like a Minion ability has been added. This can be tricky, depending what Minion abilities you have to work with, but with the right abilities to “confirm you” as the Plague Doctor this can really help you get trusted and drive the good team narrative as a result. The balance, of course, is that this means using a Minion ability far less effectively for the period of the game up until you die, so you may want to consider the next option instead.
-** {{Evil|Baron}} and {{Good|Heretic}}: The {{Evil|Baron}} might only add one outsider, not two.
-** {{Evil|Cerenovus}} and {{Evil|Goblin}}: The {{Evil|Cerenovus}} may choose to make a player mad that they are the {{Evil|Goblin}}.
-** {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}} and {{Evil|Al-Hadikhia}}: If there are two living {{Evil|Al-Hadikhia}}s, the Scarlet Woman {{Evil|Al-Hadikhia}} becomes the {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}} again.
-** {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}} and {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}}: If there are five or more players alive and the player holding the {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} token dies, the {{Evil|Scarlet Woman}} is given the {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} token tonight.
-** {{Evil|Mastermind}} and {{Evil|Lleech}}: If the {{Evil|Mastermind}} is alive and the {{Evil|Lleech}}'s host dies by execution, the {{Evil|Lleech}} lives but loses their ability.
-** {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} and {{Good|Poppy Grower}}: If the {{Good|Poppy Grower}} is in play, Minions don't wake together. They are woken one by one, until one of them chooses to take the {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} token.
-** {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} and {{Evil|Organ Grinder}}: Votes for the {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} count if the {{Evil|Organ Grinder}} is babysitting {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}}.
-** {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}} and {{Evil|Vizier}}: The {{Evil|Vizier}} can die by execution if they are babysitting {{Evil|Lil' Monsta}}.
-* The Demon character {{Evil|Leviathan}} does not kill at night and causes the game to end at the end of day 5. It has seven special rules:
+* Have living evil players claim to have been affected by a “Storyteller-used Minion ability” once you die to back up your bluff. This means you don’t have to hide a Minion ability until you die, you can just have evil players pretend to be affected by an additional ability. This, of course, has the downside of linking you directly to your fellow evil players, so the pressure is very much on at that point to be convincingly good yourself!
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Farmer}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} is in play and a {{Good|Farmer}} dies by execution, a good player becomes a {{Good|Farmer}} that night.
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Innkeeper}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} nominates and executes a player the {{Good|Innkeeper}} chose, that player does not die.
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Mayor}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} is in play and no execution occurs on day 5, good wins.
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Monk}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} nominates and executes the player the {{Good|Monk}} chose, that player does not die.
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Ravenkeeper}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} is in play and the {{Good|Ravenkeeper}} dies by execution, they wake that night to use their ability.
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Sage}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} is in play and the {{Good|Sage}} dies by execution, they wake that night to use their ability.
-** {{Evil|Leviathan}} and {{Good|Soldier}}: If {{Evil|Leviathan}} nominates and executes the {{Good|Soldier}}, the {{Good|Soldier}} does not die.
-* The Demon character {{Evil|Lleech}} has two further special rules, in addition to the jinx with the {{Evil|Mastermind}}:
+* Emphasise your deductions around working out which Minion abilities are in play so “you know what you might add when you die”. This is usually the focus of a Plague Doctor anyway, but gives you a gilt-edged opportunity to mislead and misdirect from the get-go as to what seems to currently be in play.
-** {{Evil|Lleech}} and {{Good|Slayer}}: If the {{Good|Slayer}} shoots the {{Evil|Lleech}}'s host, the host dies.
-** {{Evil|Lleech}} and {{Good|Heretic}}: If the {{Evil|Lleech}} has poisoned the {{Good|Heretic}} then the {{Evil|Lleech}} dies, the {{Good|Heretic}} remains poisoned.
-* The Demon character {{Evil|Riot}} has the most jinxes of all!
+* You are, of course, not the Plague Doctor, so there will be no Minion ability added to the game when you die. Be prepared to change your claim at that point to cater to this or have a plausible story as to why your ability might not have worked. Maybe the Storyteller gained a passive ability? Maybe you were wrong about which Minion abilities were already in play, so the Storyteller actually gained something no-one was expecting. Maybe there’s a {{Evil|Pit-Hag}} that changed the current Minions just before you died so the Storyteller gained a Minion ability that used to be in play at the start of the game.
-** {{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Clockmaker}}/{{Good|Investigator}}/{{Good|Preacher}}/{{Good|Town Crier}}/{{Good|Damsel}}: {{Evil|Riot}} registers as a Minion to the {{Good|Clockmaker}}/{{Good|Investigator}}/{{Good|Preacher}}/{{Good|Town Crier}}/{{Good|Damsel}}
-** {{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Cannibal}}/{{Good|Pacifist}}/{{Good|Undertaker}}/{{Evil|Devil's Advocate}}: Players that die by nomination register as executed to the {{Good|Cannibal}}/{{Good|Pacifist}}/{{Good|Undertaker}}/{{Evil|Devil's Advocate}}.
-** If a {{Evil|Riot}} player nominates and kills...
-*** {{Good|Farmer}}: ...a {{Good|Farmer}}, the {{Good|Farmer}} uses their ability tonight.
-*** {{Good|Grandmother}}: ...the grandchild, the {{Good|Grandmother}} dies too.
-*** {{Good|King}}: ...the {{Good|King}} and the {{Good|Choirboy}} is alive, the {{Good|Choirboy}} uses their ability tonight.
-*** {{Good|Ravenkeeper}}: ...the {{Good|Ravenkeeper}}, the {{Good|Ravenkeeper}} uses their ability tonight.
-*** {{Good|Sage}}: ...the {{Good|Sage}}, the {{Good|Sage}} uses their ability tonight.
-** If a {{Evil|Riot}} player nominates...
-*** {{Good|Innkeeper}}: ...an {{Good|Innkeeper}}-protected player, the protected player does not die.
-*** {{Good|Monk}}: ...a {{Good|Monk}}-protected player, the protected player does not die.
-***{{Good|Soldier}}: ...the {{Good|Soldier}}, the {{Good|Soldier}} does not die.
-** There are a further 5 special rules for {{Evil|Riot}} games:
-***{{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Mayor}}: If the third day begins with just three players alive, the players may choose (as a group) not to nominate at all. If so (and a {{Good|Mayor}} is alive) the {{Good|Mayor}}'s team wins.
-***{{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Butler}}: The {{Good|Butler}} cannot nominate their master.
-***{{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Golem}}: If the {{Good|Golem}} nominates {{Evil|Riot}}, the {{Evil|Riot}} player does not die.
-***{{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Saint}}: If a good player nominates and kills the {{Good|Saint}}, the {{Good|Saint}}'s team loses
-***{{Evil|Riot}} and {{Good|Snitch}}: If the {{Good|Snitch}} is in play, each {{Evil|Riot}} player gets an extra three bluffs
-This section will get updated as more characters are made available.
-The Djinn special rule allows Jinxed characters to both be on the same script, and even both in play at the same time. If your script has jinxed characters, let your players know the Djinn special rule(s) at the beginning of the game, whether or not Jinxed characters are in play.
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