Blood Moon

**The Stranger** · 12-08-2011, 18:01

seems like converted priests are OP compared to converted vampires or wolves, since a converted priest can still investigate. Maybe make a distinction there as well, like Bishop > Priest or Priest > Fanatic

**Jarema** · 12-08-2011, 19:44

Originally Posted by The Stranger

seems like converted priests are OP compared to converted vampires or wolves, since a converted priest can still investigate. Maybe make a distinction there as well, like Bishop > Priest or Priest > Fanatic

But if I undestand correctly one of Kagemusha's comments, it would not be possible to upgrade 'normal' townie into a priest without his effort first.
Also, priest should not be seen as 3rd group, totally similar to vamps and wolfs, as they are still townies, so there is no allegiance change

**Populus Romanus** · 12-11-2011, 01:54

In.

**Cjreynol** · 12-12-2011, 18:18

In! Looks like a cool concept!

EDIT: I was reading over the rules more, and was wondering if we could have a clarification. It says 3 successful attacks/protections for a villager to become a priest. Is that 3 total protections and attacks or 3 total protections or 3 total attacks? Example; if I have 2 attacks and 1 protection am I eligible or do I need 1 more attack?

**Kagemusha** · 12-13-2011, 20:10

Originally Posted by Cjreynol

In! Looks like a cool concept!

EDIT: I was reading over the rules more, and was wondering if we could have a clarification. It says 3 successful attacks/protections for a villager to become a priest. Is that 3 total protections and attacks or 3 total protections or 3 total attacks? Example; if I have 2 attacks and 1 protection am I eligible or do I need 1 more attack?

It is total number of both protections and attacks, so you could have for example two successful protections and one successfull lynch mob attack ,while you become eligible to become a priest.