It's actually inspired by something G. said about a past mini game. I was thinking maybe there wouldn't even be actual traitors, just accusations of treason. I think that would make it the most interesting.
-Aris On Sun, Oct 29, 2017 at 11:40 PM VJ Rada <vijar...@gmail.com> wrote: > So you want to play warewolf? > > On Mon, Oct 30, 2017 at 5:36 PM, Aris Merchant > <thoughtsoflifeandligh...@gmail.com> wrote: > > OFFICIAL PARTY PROCLAMATION > > > > The Party has benevolently governed Agora for a long time, protecting the > > interests of the players and the game. Recently, it has come to the > attention > > of Party leadership that some persons may be attempting to seditiously > defy > > party authority. This cannot be tolerated, because in doing so they > injure > > not merely our glorious Party, but the game itself. It is only through > the > > Party's actions as executed by judges, officers, and proposal authors, > that the > > game even continues to exist. > > > > It is the opinion of Party leadership that it is necessary to bring these > > malevolent conspirators under control. However, the Party is unable > > to bring the schemers to justice itself. It is therefore the conclusion > of the > > Party that it must ask all Agorans to help purge the traitors. Party > leadership > > suggests some sort of system in which party members vote traitors off the > > membership rolls. This process should be supervised by a new Office of > the > > Chief Inquisitor. It will probably also be necessary to reward whoever > > points out the traitors on our midst. If, the Party founder (recently > raised > > to godhood after the unfortunate demise of eir mortal form) forbid, > there are > > only a few actually loyal to the party, then those few must be granted a > win. > > > > Party leadership wishes to invite ordinary party members to contribute > their > > views on how this purge of the vile treacherous conspirators should be > carried > > out. Should the Party governance structure be clarified? How should the > > elimination votes be structured? Should there be other tests of loyalty > to our > > great Party? The Party leadership also urges Party members to consider > that if > > someone tries to weaken the measures, claim the absence of a conspiracy, > or > > even make the ridiculous asserition that the wise and supreme Party > doesn't > > exist, e is probably a traitor emself. Let the Inquisition begin! > > > > -- > From V.J. Rada >
