You can hear Jams going full "oh" when she realized she just nuked the evil team.

So, basically, if Riot is on the script, the entire good team needs to identify all of their teammates by nom time on day three. I can't wait to play this IRL.

That second game lmao Poor Jams. Went full deer in the headlights.

Thank you Ben and the rest of the crew for such entertaining content all the time. Came here long ago from NRB and just love getting more and more BOTC content from this group of people. Ben, I have learned so much from your informative breakdowns of your decisions and story telling as well as your player perspective stuff. Can't thank you enough!

When I saw Riot on the Kickstarter page originally, I knew it was going to be an exciting Demon. Actually seeing it in practice makes me even more excited for it. Pure panicked decisions. I love that it has a deadline like Leviathan, too.

If you sort of cross your eyes and blur your vision, the riot symbol above the imp symbol on the script looks like a little flower together :)

So riot reads "After day 3, evil wins." Does that mean if you were pit hag and made a riot on day 4, you'd just win?

Watching through these archives and I'm happily surprised to see Jan here! I was(/am but less so these days) a long time Super Mafia All-Stars viewer, so it's nice to see a more familiar face in the game.

They seemed so close to getting the bad guys, I think Gambler's casual 'I would like to see chris and ekin dead" unduly influenced the choices instead of the players that had been at least partially caught out in bad claims/behavior, nadine and patters, oh well

Ok, quick question, just because of some wording; Edd said “all evil characters” would turn. Does that include a goon, a cult leader, a character who has said the mezepheles word, etc?

Lol that ending

I’m very confused why they killed Navean at the end of the first game when his Juggler was backed by Savant

Idea I randomly had for an outsider The Mad Genius: Every night you see the grimoire. You are mad* about a role. If you are not mad, the opposing team wins * They have to pretend they are that role as if it were their own, not that they must constantly insist that's their role at every possible opportunity. If they'd normally be cagey about being the role like saint or poppy grower, it's fine if they're cagey, if they want to do a three for three instead of hard claiming that's fine, but saying like "I'm the empath, I got a one, I know for sure you're telling the truth about being x" wouldn't be okay unless they can actually justify why they'd know that person is telling the truth about their role. Also, if they talked to a lot of people and then accused someone of being evil because of information that they were not told but could have come from a role, I think I'd be fine with it, but that's definitely storyteller's choice I said opposing team just so if a mezepheles converts them, they can't instantly win the next day

How did the Pit Hag switch people to Riot if he was Snakecharmed?

This seems a good script to use IMP and play a slightly different TB

Probably only a useful strategy in odd edge cases but, in a Riot game, does a player who self-nominates get a second nomination immediately upon dying?

I just need to know how to add jinxes to a script…

Chris spent so much of the first game throwing you'd think there was a Politician on the script

How come a good player (Eevee) died in the first night, in the first game? Do correct juggles kill?

No idea on the chances of this comment being seen but this video is missing from the storyteller perspective playlist

Riot reads that they win 'after day 3'. If Riot counts from day one, couldn't a Pit Hag force an evil win night 3 by creating a Riot since, at that moment it is "After Day 3"? Seems like a moderately coordinated evil team can work to stall for three days then just push the "I win" button with a Pit Hag night 3. Edit: I'm counting the first night as "night zero" for the purposes of numbering the nights since it's more like a 'set up' night and the storytellers are 'dead'.

can i have a suggestion for a outsider. "town lookout"+1 outsider, power: see witch other outsiders are in play outsiders win if they outnumber townsfolk when the demon is killed. e.g: town lookout learns lunatic at the start of the game, the lunatic dies and the demon is dead but alive outsiders do not outnumber townsfolk so townsfolk win. example 2; town lookout learns drunk and goon, at the end of the game the 3 outsiders are alive when the demon dies the outsiders outnumber townsfolk so outsider's win

I didn't particularly enjoy these two games. Although generally fun to watch, the Riot seemingly does not really reward good play quite as much as other demon configurations. I mean in the second game the good players were nerfed quite heavily and we saw what happened, basically any shenanigans are immediately punished which leads to very constricted gameplay. The first game was marred by the storyteller not paying attention and not hearing that the move that probably would have won the game was actually played. If it had gone down as it should have it would again have been a game where it's just punishing shenanigans for the win. I feel having Riot on the script as an option is not a bad thing per se, but it has a similar world-bending role as Vortox and Vortox seems much more interesting and leaves many more roles as viable.