Scenarios

The scenarios show a line of thought and do not prescribe a single correct choice.

Each scenario is reviewed by the same scheme: the situation, what each side actually knows, possible decisions, consequences, typical mistakes and links to the roles and the rules. A scenario is a study example, not an instruction for the host to change the rulebook.

• First-day scenariosThe first day without checks: no suspects, two accusers, a tie vote between a civilian and a mafioso, and an Irish Boss who is voted out.
• Night scenariosNight situations: the Sheriff finds civilians or different gangs, the Don finds the Sheriff, both gangs shoot one player, the Sheriff dies before revealing.
• Reveal and counter-revealHow the real Sheriff reveals the results of checks, how the table tests the claim and what to do when two Sheriffs appear.