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#661

Jailing is a protective effect, especially considering that Merc’s guard / Ice Ward do very similar things and are very commonly seen as protective effects

#662

Soul GOAT

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#663

Thank god town aren’t rereading my slot
I would be fucked

#664

This makes… no sense. Prevention is against everything, including invests, so it’s definitely not a protective effect.

#665

Is Merc guard a protective effect in its identity

#666

Which Merc guard. The “giving deathimmunity merc guard”? Yes that one is.
The “preventing all visits from your target”? Definitely not.

#667

Old (contract) merc had an ability that prevented visits on its contract
This was in order to keep them alive, but also protect them against investigations should they be scum

#668

Y’know, the same thing that happened in LotR, as in wolves directing the discussion based on flimsy mech reasons over reads, is happening here.

#669

Much in a similar way, jail is a protective effect.
It stops kills, but in this case, as a downside, it also stops investigations / heals / etc

#670

I mean, my knowledge is not just an opinion… it is literally how it is.

#671

It’s based off of Jailkeeper, a protective role
Like come on

#672

What is Jailkeeper?

#673

No, it’s incorrect.

Anyone who’s played social deduction games can tell you that preventing visits counts as a protective effect.

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#674

roleblocks and protects a player

#675

I don’t play social deduction games. But I know exactly how ToL works.

#676

In this case it’s just roleblock + rolestopper, a traditionally protective effect

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#677

The IW/Jail are effectively Asceticizers, which count as protective effects.

#678

ToL is a social deduction game.

#679

based off of Mafia/Werewolf

#680

Why do you use mafia rules then for FoL? That makes no sense at all.