We would tell a good player most certainly
Note that there is nothing stopping an evil player from framing a good wise guy in the opposite case so
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Does this mean (in the hypothetical world where people did not immediately realize that Beancatās prophecy was disabled) a Good player would have learned my D2 wish?
Genuinely probably not
Good already figured out enough about the wish that was necessary for them to counterplay it
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(Mainly because the scarlet woman mechanically didnāt do anything, if you created smthn like Mastermind or Summoner that story wouldāve changed)
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SBPCBWE
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it is carbonated indeed, just like me
fortunately i am out of the reach of your evili prying hands
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LMAO WHAT W
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ggs iāll have to backread later
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See what happens when I underestimate the puny goodie two shoes
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From my perspective, the purpose of a player learning the effect is so that the relevant team is able to play around it. Itās generally best to lean towards giving it to a good player when in doubt, but typically an effect that helps good in a way that evil needs to know about will be sent to evil, and a thing that helps good in a way they need to know about will be sent to good. In this case, however, good had enough info to play around the effect, so we had no need to tell them what exactly had happened
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Carbo was hacking i guess
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Carbo manifested an off script Boffin
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Other question: why did Magnus fake claim Good Dayrazer as Ritualist?
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its magnus
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thanks for following my order
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wanna hear something funny?
d1 in my whisper to silviu i constantly told them they were the abumbrellaād demon
and iā¦ guess my feeling on silviu was cause of that cause apparently i can see the future or something
no wonder i felt weird
why does that exist in the first place
is it cause of lich/mastermind?
Because RAW a dayrazer who is the demon prophesizing āevil winsā or something to that effect mechlocks the game