That's a very good point. There doesn't appear to be a file on the site either. Will get right on it.
EDIT: Should be fixed now. Cheers for the heads-up.
Replying to Trust And Betrayal: The Legacy Of Siboot
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CoolBlue-Gord10
Posted 10 December 2005 - 04:58 PM
It is a really interesting game. Looked like too complex at the beginning; but I took in all the game play after a short time.
Recommended to everyone who wants to try something new
Recommended to everyone who wants to try something new
Juni Ori
Posted 07 December 2005 - 05:13 PM
@A.J. Raffles: Is there any game you don't master? ADOM, now this, what next? 
A. J. Raffles
Posted 07 December 2005 - 10:58 AM
I think it was hard and medium length, actually. Oh well, I'll just have to try again, then. I do hope betraying doesn't come to me as naturally as that...
Edit: Nope, I win no matter what settings I choose. I am a born traitor.
Edit: Nope, I win no matter what settings I choose. I am a born traitor.
Tom Henrik
Posted 07 December 2005 - 10:47 AM
Maybe you choose Easy and Short battle 
The game is over, when one of the characters have a full set of Auras. Meaning 8 in each of the 3 categories:
With a short battle, each acolyte is only lacking 2 auras to complete his or hers set. Thus you can win the game in 2 nights - if you are lucky. And Easy mode helps you being lucky
The whole point of the game, is to complete the auras, and for this you need to research the different aura counts of your competitors. This is so that you are maximum prepared for the night-battles.
Each morning you wake up knowing the amount of one type of aura in each character, and to figure out the rest you will have to make deals. And making a deal is considered backstabbing - so you have to choose carefully who you want information about, and who you ask for this information.
This whole thing is worsened when you realize that you cannot lie in the game. If someone accuses you of treason, you can't say you didn't. None of the players can lie, so remember to accuse people of treason whenever you can, and also ask if someone has backstabbed you. You find out who your friends are, and who's auras you want to examine, that way.
The game is over, when one of the characters have a full set of Auras. Meaning 8 in each of the 3 categories:
With a short battle, each acolyte is only lacking 2 auras to complete his or hers set. Thus you can win the game in 2 nights - if you are lucky. And Easy mode helps you being lucky
The whole point of the game, is to complete the auras, and for this you need to research the different aura counts of your competitors. This is so that you are maximum prepared for the night-battles.
Each morning you wake up knowing the amount of one type of aura in each character, and to figure out the rest you will have to make deals. And making a deal is considered backstabbing - so you have to choose carefully who you want information about, and who you ask for this information.
This whole thing is worsened when you realize that you cannot lie in the game. If someone accuses you of treason, you can't say you didn't. None of the players can lie, so remember to accuse people of treason whenever you can, and also ask if someone has backstabbed you. You find out who your friends are, and who's auras you want to examine, that way.
A. J. Raffles
Posted 07 December 2005 - 09:36 AM
Odd game. I won, but I don't even know why...
DonCorleone
Posted 06 December 2005 - 04:04 PM
Tom Henrik, on Dec 6 2005, 01:25 PM, said:
Abandonia, maybe? 
Potatoe
Posted 06 December 2005 - 02:44 PM
Tom Henrik, on Dec 6 2005, 02:11 PM, said:
which is basically paper,scissors,rock
