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    Default Omertà II: The Battle for Atlantic City [Concluded]

    Well they blew up the Chicken Man in Philly last night
    Now they blew up his house too
    Down on the boardwalk they're gettin' ready for a fight
    Gonna see what them racket boys can do

    ~ Bruce Springsteen, "Atlantic City"

    In recognition of the Phillies/Yankees World Series, I've decided to make the sequel to my original Omertà game Philadelphia vs. New York-themed. The system I'll be using is essentially the same as the original, with a few minor tweaks.

    Atlantic City, Fall, 2009

    Earlier in the year, the Philadelphia Mafia was on the brink of extinction after two of its precious Made men turned Stoolie, violating the unbreakable code of Omertà, or silence and absolute loyalty. As is custom with Mafia conflicts, the outcome was very bloody, with only three of its members surviving either arrest or death. Finally, when it seemed as if the family was on the verge of collapse and Don Anthony Giampetro had just been apprehended by the police, the Don's Hand, acting under orders, eliminated the final threat to the family, thus closing off the police's "in" to the organization.

    Quietly, the family began to organize under the direction of its new Don, Vincent Selvo. As it turns out, Don Selvo was more adept than anyone could imagine, and within a span of months he had almost built the family's numbers back to the way they were before the Stoolie Crisis. However, as the Don is about to find out, numbers do not equal trustworthiness.

    You see, the Five Families of New York, sensing an opening, began to move their men into Atlantic City, which had always been Philadelphia territory by orders of the legendary Mafia Commission. Don Selvo, upon discovering this, took offense and took his case to the New York-dominated Commission, which promptly denied any instances of wrongdoing. Seething, Don Selvo decided to take matters into his own hands and began to move the bulk of his operations to the Jersey Shore resort town in order to send a message and muscle any potential competition out of the way.

    It seemed to be a success, with Don Selvo quickly reestablishing dominance over his former territory. However, little did he know that the Commission had anticipated his move and already inserted operatives of their own into his family. Faced with extinction once more, Don Selvo and the new incarnation of the Catalano Crime Family must use the best of their abilities to root out the traitors and reclaim what was once theirs. With tensions between Philadelphia and New York already at a boiling point because of the World Series, the savvier residents of Atlantic City realize that things are going to get bloody before a winner is decided.

    This is war. This is Omertà II: The Battle for Atlantic City.


    Game basics:

    Welcome to Omertà, a small Mafia game, named after the infamous code of silence as outlined in the prologue to the first game. Much of that game is based off of George Anastasia's book Blood and Honor, which I highly recommend and I hope to turn into a Large game one day far down the road. This incarnation follows its predecessor several months afterwards, taking into account that game's outcome.

    The main twist of this game is that everyone is a mafioso; however, some of these things are not like the other.

    Rules:

    Standard rules apply. No screenshots, no quoting PMs when dead, etc. "Abstain" and "No lynch" are both acceptable options, although it is entirely within my discretion as host to change the rules and what kind of votes I accept at any time.

    Roles:

    Each player will receive a PM with abilities, some of which are unique, some of which are not. Some players may have no abilities aside from the standard townie ones. I may eventually rework this post to provide more information about roles here. For now, Don Vincent Selvo is the only role that is guaranteed to be on the Philadelphia mafia's (town's) side. The Don's powers include partial immunity.

    Should he wish to play, Sasaki Kojiro will automatically be granted the role of Don Selvo, as that was his role in the last game. Should he choose not to join, the role will randomly be assigned.

    Finally:

    Have fun!

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    Since this is a small game why not (in). And by the way, To be a world series, shouldn't it involve the world? I know you yanks are precious but honestly.
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    hmm..- the made man turned Capo has become Don Selvo...

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    Yes!!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprig View Post
    And by the way, To be a world series, shouldn't it involve the world? I know you yanks are precious but honestly.
    To be fair, we do have a team from Canada that's eligible and actually won the thing in 1992 and 1993.
    "I'm going to die anyway, and therefore have nothing more to do except deliberately annoy Lemur." -Orb, in the chat
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    Quote Originally Posted by TosaInu
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprig View Post
    Since this is a small game why not (in). And by the way, To be a world series, shouldn't it involve the world? I know you yanks are precious but honestly.
    Psh, I bet you don't like the Miss Universe contest either.

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    The Super Bowl winners call themselves world champions as well, don't they?





    That's an in by the way.

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    Why did the chicken cross the road?

    So that its subjects will view it with admiration, as a chicken which has the daring and courage to boldly cross the road,
    but also with fear, for whom among them has the strength to contend with such a paragon of avian virtue? In such a manner is the princely
    chicken's dominion maintained. ~Machiavelli

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    In, please.
    Strikeout!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sasaki Kojiro View Post
    Psh, I bet you don't like the Miss Universe contest either.
    True, I do not like Miss Universe, but more for the fact that it is not really a contest. But the title is correct as far as I can see. A "contest" to find the most beautiful female human in the universe. The fact that humans can only be found in once place of the universe doesn't make the title any less true.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Sprig View Post
    The fact that humans can only be found in once place of the universe doesn't make the title any less true.
    Ahh, but can you say with 100% certainty that is a fact?

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    Quote Originally Posted by johnhughthom View Post
    Ahh, but can you say with 100% certainty that is a fact?
    Yes and even if it wasn't, the fact that they don't want to or can't join in, is their fault not ours.
    Last edited by Sprig; 10-27-2009 at 22:43.
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