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(I don't have hard evidence that it's not amazingly strong, but I can't believe it; it's weaker than day-ending dayvig, which is relatively weak in its own right) |
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The Gladiator is an amazingly strong role and should be used sparingly or not outside [[Role Madness]] games. In the hands of a strong town player who is in good standing (or a town player that has been confirmed), it should almost always spell death for his opponent. However, the possibility is always there for the tables to be turned. As a scum role, it should be used very carefully, or with a lot of flair, depending on personal style. | The Gladiator is an amazingly strong role<sup>[disputed]</sup> and should be used sparingly or not outside [[Role Madness]] games. In the hands of a strong town player who is in good standing (or a town player that has been confirmed), it should almost always spell death for his opponent. However, the possibility is always there for the tables to be turned. As a scum role, it should be used very carefully, or with a lot of flair, depending on personal style. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Revision as of 06:56, 19 March 2016
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During the day the Gladiator can choose someone. Usually done in the same manner a daykill is, he can CHALLENGE <TARGET PLAYER>. All votes are reset. Only two players are now votable, the Gladiator and his target. It is almost always one-shot.
Variations
- Sometimes the Gladiator can choose more than one person
- Some mods give the Gladiator a time limit as to when he can use his power, like he cannot use his power past a midway point towards the deadline. (Imagine a 14 day deadline. He could not use his power past 7 days into the Day Phase)
- Sometimes the Gladiator's ability cannot be used in Lylo.
Use and Power
The Gladiator is an amazingly strong role[disputed] and should be used sparingly or not outside Role Madness games. In the hands of a strong town player who is in good standing (or a town player that has been confirmed), it should almost always spell death for his opponent. However, the possibility is always there for the tables to be turned. As a scum role, it should be used very carefully, or with a lot of flair, depending on personal style.
History
The role was inspired by a unique game mechanic in Mortal Kombat Mafia[1]
There is also a similar mechanic in the High Noon setup.[2]