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Short for ''cardflip'', a reference to [[MeatWorld]] mafia games in which each player had an index card in front of them, facedown, listing their role. On MafiaScum, this term refers to the results of a [[Death Scene]], if they reveal anything about the player's alignment, faction, or role. For instance, a death scene such as this one:
Short for ''cardflip'', a reference to [[MeatWorld]] mafia games in which each player had an index card in front of them, facedown, listing their role. On MafiaScum, this term refers to the results of a [[Death Scene]], especially if it reveals anything about the player's alignment, faction, or role. For instance, a death scene such as this one:
 


'''[[Mokina]]''', '''Townsperson''', was lynched D2.
'''[[Mokina]]''', '''Townsperson''', was lynched D2.


...could be recalled later as "Mokina flipped townie on Day 2." In [[No Reveal]] games, the results of a cardflip are limited, and often reveal nothing at all about the player's role.
...could be recalled later as "Mokina flipped townie on Day 2." In [[No Reveal]] games, the results of a cardflip are limited, and often reveal nothing at all about the player's role.

Revision as of 19:34, 21 June 2009

Short for cardflip, a reference to MeatWorld mafia games in which each player had an index card in front of them, facedown, listing their role. On MafiaScum, this term refers to the results of a Death Scene, especially if it reveals anything about the player's alignment, faction, or role. For instance, a death scene such as this one:


Mokina, Townsperson, was lynched D2.


...could be recalled later as "Mokina flipped townie on Day 2." In No Reveal games, the results of a cardflip are limited, and often reveal nothing at all about the player's role.