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Who's the Liar?
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Who's the Liar?Ten participants gathered by the Game Master (GM) aim for victory for various reasons. The game played is Werewolf. Role breakdown: 4 Villagers, 1 Knight, 1 Seer, 1 Medium, 1 Lunatic, 2 Werewolves. Before the game begins, roles are randomly assigned to participants, and no one knows anyone else's role. Werewolves know who the other Werewolf is. A day consists of two turns: morning and night. Eliminated players cannot participate in the rest of the game. Only on the morning of the first day, the Seer can randomly learn one person who is not a Werewolf. In the morning, a one-hour discussion is held, and by majority vote one suspicious person can be selected and eliminated. If multiple people are selected and the vote is tied, another vote is held with the condition that votes can only be cast for those tied people. Night phase The Seer can choose one person who has not yet been divined and has not been eliminated, and divine them. The divination result is conveyed by the GM as either "Werewolf" or "Not a Werewolf." The Medium is told by the GM whether the person eliminated by vote was a "Werewolf" or "Not a Werewolf." The Knight can choose one person other than themselves who has not been eliminated, and protect them from Werewolf attacks for that day only. Who carried out the attack is unknown. The same person cannot be protected two days in a row. Werewolves can choose one person who has not been eliminated and attack them. The attacked person is eliminated. If the person was protected by the Knight, the attack fails and nothing happens. Werewolves cannot attack Werewolves. Victory conditions Villagers, Seer, Medium, and Knight win only if they have not been eliminated at the moment all Werewolves are eliminated. The victory condition for Werewolves and the Lunatic is met when the number of non-eliminated Werewolves equals the number of non-eliminated players of other roles; in that case, even those already eliminated win. The winner receives a prize of 1 billion yen, and the loser is stripped of everything, including human rights.