What these materials are
The Fortuna Elite Club Academy is the study material of Fortuna Elite Club. It is the club's own teaching method: explanations, sample speeches, exercises and reviews. The tactical advice is not a set of binding rules, and the examples of speeches and situations were made up for teaching and do not quote anyone else's texts.
Rules and refereeing norms
The pages on refereeing and penalties do not replace an official rulebook. Exact norms, clause numbers and penalties must be checked against the current edition of the rules of the chosen federation and the regulations of the specific tournament. If they differ, the official rulebook takes priority. The FIIM and RFM rules are not interchangeable: before a game the club names the document and the edition it plays by.
Version of the materials
A single study collection, edition 7.0, October 2026. The collection includes a textbook in three levels, a practice workshop, referee cases and a reference for hosts. The pages will be refined.
Where the rules and ideas come from
The materials are prepared on the basis of the official documents of the federations and open study articles, retold in our own words.
- FIIM rules: https://fiim.world/fiim-rules
- FIIM announcement of changes from 1 February 2026: https://fiim.world/news/2022
- FIIM points scale: https://fiim.world/scoring
- RFM rulebook 2026: https://maffederation.ru/rules/game
- English Mafia Club, library of strategies: https://englishmafiaclub.com/ru/mafia-strategy.html
- MediaGame, reviews of game techniques: https://mediagame.by/blog
- A comparative text of the FIIM rules: https://mafiaclub.com.au/rules/official
- MafiaSpace, a different system of rules: https://app.mafiaspace.ru/help/rules/4-game-procedure/
Some of the tactical sources were written for older or alternative club rules, so the strategies here are presented as study material, not as norms.