Why wouldn't I always call an Assassin kill as a bluff?
Rule QuestionSo When someone represents that they have an Assassin and they go for the three token kill, there is no reason to not call them out on the bluff? Is no consequence to being wrong about the bluff like there is in other situations? Does not seem like there is much incentive then to ever bluff that you have an Assassin.
3 points by trentellingsen - updated 12 months ago | 4 comments | report | subscribe
1nf1n1ty Supporter15 months ago | 1 point
My understanding is that if you call it as a bluff and are wrong, you lose a life point. Then if they are right, they also assassinate you, so you lose two life and can get immediately removed from the game. I've seen this happen a couple of times.
If you are at one life already, it doesn't matter, except you get extra 'shame'. :P
FirstJohn318 15 months ago | 1 point
If you challenge and you are wrong you lose a life point. You can call BS all you want but your other option is to claim contessa and put the pressure back on the other person.
FirstJohn318 15 months ago | 1 point
What game are you referring to?
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marcusround 14 months ago | 1 point[-]
If someone claims Duke, and you challenge them incorrectly, you lose a life and then they still take 3 coins.
If someone claims Captain, and you challenge them incorrectly, you lose a life and then they still steal 2 of your coins.
If someone claims Assassin, and you challenge them incorrectly, you lose a life and then they still assassinate you.