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'''Cultafia''' is the term for anti-Town factions that can both kill and recruit. How this is done can vary from game to game, but generally the Cultafia can recruit players until its [[Cult Leader]] dies, at which point the Cult members gain a factional kill like a Mafia. | '''Cultafia''' is the term for anti-Town factions that can both kill and recruit. How this is done can vary from game to game, but generally the Cultafia can recruit players until its [[Cult Leader]] dies, at which point the [[Cult]] members gain a factional kill like a Mafia. | ||
If the Cultafia does not die immediately in a game, it is almost guaranteed to win. Do not use this. | If the Cultafia does not die immediately in a game, it is almost guaranteed to win. Do not use this. | ||
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Cultafia is the term for anti-Town factions that can both kill and recruit. How this is done can vary from game to game, but generally the Cultafia can recruit players until its Cult Leader dies, at which point the Cult members gain a factional kill like a Mafia.
If the Cultafia does not die immediately in a game, it is almost guaranteed to win. Do not use this.