Kingdoms
Players: 5+
~A Game of Secret Roles and Objectives~
Choose a number of roles equal to the number of players and reveal them. Shuffle and put one under each players' control face down. Those players may look at their role at any time.
The game ends when all remaining players have completed their objectives. A Player wins the game when they complete their objective. Multiple players can win the game by separate objectives.
Players cannot win the game outside of completing their objective. If a player would win the game otherwise, instead that player gains x life, creates x treasures and scrys x where x is the cmc of that card. Exile that card as the effect resolves instead of putting it anywhere else
If a player would lose the game, that player is eliminated. Whenever a player is eliminated, that player reveals their role.
Special Realms are optional. To opt out, ignore all conditions that would put a specific Realm into play except for the Undercrypt (Necromancer).
In game effects from Realms and Roles are treated as triggered abilities. They use the stack and can be interacted with, but not the source.
In regard to MtG Rules addressing teams or opponents, all players are opponents unless the revealed roles are the same type. I.e., both players are opponents while 1 or both roles are hidden.
Players: 5+
~A Game of Secret Roles and Objectives~
Choose a number of roles equal to the number of players and reveal them. Shuffle and put one under each players' control face down. Those players may look at their role at any time.
The game ends when all remaining players have completed their objectives. A Player wins the game when they complete their objective. Multiple players can win the game by separate objectives.
Players cannot win the game outside of completing their objective. If a player would win the game otherwise, instead that player gains x life, creates x treasures and scrys x where x is the cmc of that card. Exile that card as the effect resolves instead of putting it anywhere else
If a player would lose the game, that player is eliminated. Whenever a player is eliminated, that player reveals their role.
Special Realms are optional. To opt out, ignore all conditions that would put a specific Realm into play except for the Undercrypt (Necromancer).
In game effects from Realms and Roles are treated as triggered abilities. They use the stack and can be interacted with, but not the source.
In regard to MtG Rules addressing teams or opponents, all players are opponents unless the revealed roles are the same type. I.e., both players are opponents while 1 or both roles are hidden.
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