Summary
What is the most important spirit? It is trust
What is the most important spirit? It is suspicion
What is the most important spirit? It is intrigue
What is the most important spirit? It is unity
What is the most important spirit? It is to destroy unity
Secret Hitler Board Card Game A Hidden Identity Card Games for Party Description
The rules of the game are actually very simple. At the beginning of the game, each player will first draw a classification card representing fascism or liberalism. And this card is only known to the player himself. Then, everyone closes their eyes first, and then a designated host first asks the fascists to open their eyes. And Hitler must show his identity. Then everyone opened their eyes-at this time only the fascists knew who their accomplices were, but the liberals did not. (This may be about 'freedom is always blind'...)
Next, any player will start the first round. In this game, the player first serves as the 'Presidential Candidate' and he will have a standing card that says 'President' on the table. Then, he will designate another player as the 'candidate for justice.' At this time, all players must decide whether or not to let this group be elected according to their own judgment. If elected, there will be the next steps; otherwise, the next player will be the candidate and repeat the above actions.
When a group of presidents and justices are finally elected, the next thing the president has to do is to draw three cards from the pile of cards representing 'fascist favor' and 'liberal favor'. Only the president himself knows what each of these three cards is, and then he must first discard one and give the remaining two to the justice. And the judge will choose one more from these two cards as the final bill.
The fun of the game starts here: the liberal president may draw three cards that are all fascist, and the judge may only get two free cards. When they have a choice, they can certainly pass a bill for their camp. But if he has no choice at all, he may often be mistaken for a member of another camp by liberals. (Fascism knew who he was from the beginning)
There are three ways to determine the outcome of this game:
1. Fascists pass six bills
2. Liberals pass five bills
3. When the fascists passed the third bill, if Hitler was the chief judge, the game would end immediately. I don't know if everyone is fainted by this writing? No, there are more interesting settings later:
Whenever a fascist bill is passed, there will be one special thing you can do:
When the second bill is passed, the president can check the identity of any player.
When the third bill is passed, the president can directly name the next presidential candidate.
When the fourth and fifth bills are passed, the president must execute one person each time.
So here, the president is very likely to kill his own people, or the fascists can kill people from the opposing camp as much as they want. Poor liberals, they don't know how to die if they are slaughtered...
Do you have a general understanding of the most important spirit of the entire game? It is trust, suspicion, intrigue, unity, or destruction of unity. Because liberals don't know who is a friend or an enemy in the process, they can only be judged by the bill every time; but the bill cannot be determined by the liberals 100%, as previously said, if He took two words that were all fascists, so he couldn't dispute it.
On the other hand, fascists must mislead as much as possible, tempt liberals to make wrong decisions, and even find a way to get them to rebel and kill their own people.