Twelve situational tasks
Twelve tasks for analysing game situations. The condition, the review and the complication are the same for every task; only the situation itself changes.
Condition. Establish the facts and the possible versions. Write a 30-second speech. Offer two different decisions and explain the consequences of each.
How to review. Rely on the timeline of speeches, checks and votes; if the question is about procedure, first find the exact clause of the rulebook. Do not replace proof with emotional confidence.
Complication. Change one check or one vote and explain whether the best decision has changed.
Tasks
- Two sheriffs named different black checks
- A civilian sharply changed their assessment after the night
- The don could not pass on the reserve order
- The vote ended 4:4
- A player lowered their hand before the signal
- A checked red player argues with the sheriff
- A black partner is under a vote
- A civilian names three black players with no arguments
- Two players keep voting together
- A false sheriff contradicts their own earlier speech
- Six players remain in the critical round
- The host forgot the order of nominations