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A game with 12 or (rarely) fewer [[player]]s. On [[MafiaScum]], it's further divided into two categories: [[Mini Normal]]s and [[Mini Theme]]s (with basically the same distinctions between them as larger [[Normal Game]]s and [[Theme Game]]s). | A game with 12 or (rarely) fewer [[player]]s. On [[MafiaScum]], it's further divided into two categories: [[Mini Normal]]s and [[Mini Theme]]s (with basically the same distinctions between them as larger [[Normal Game]]s and [[Theme Game]]s). | ||
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A game with 12 or (rarely) fewer players. On MafiaScum, it's further divided into two categories: Mini Normals and Mini Themes (with basically the same distinctions between them as larger Normal Games and Theme Games).
Some players like minis more because each player has a larger chance of having an impact and/or surviving to the endgame, and they go relatively quickly. Some players dislike them because larger games have more possibility for weirdness and are more flexible in terms of size of Scum groups and roles.
Mini Normals are currently played in Little Italy, Mini Themes are currently played in Coney Island.