Con, Con & Don

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A slightly more mathematical setup, with alignment reveal, tickling the brain for both Town and Mafia

### Town Roles

Coroner, Lamb, Medic, Profiler, Revenant (6), Soloman

### Mafia Roles

Con Man, Contingency Planner, Don, Tagger

### Non-Default Settings

Night (No Kill Night 1), Reveal Alignment Only

## Description & Play

With alignment reveal, if a PR is killed everyone in the game will know, since Revenants are being used as the default "Villager" role.

Revenants that claim hit are theoretically confirmed towns, but not quite - the Mafia team might have No Killed for Contingency Planner's gun.

Profiler should be checking to see if someone is Revenant or not (like a pseudo-Vanilla Cop). Checking for individual Mafia roles is ineffective because the chances of getting a hit is less because it has to be the exact role - if you check someone as Revenant, and they show up NOT Rev, then they can only be Mafia or a Power Role. However, if a Coroner has outed notes and Don is still alive, it may be worth to Don-hunt later in the game as they count for two while alive.

Coroner will not need to check confirmed Revenants that have bled and died, and whoever Lambs will be obvious.

Soloman weakens Tagger, but can also fool Coroner. It is ideal picking Coroner as Soloman because Coroner will know they are Soloman, but Mafia will be incentivised to kill them.

Lamb should not be incentivised to use until Don is dead. While someone will be revealed, Lamb exiting the game loses a number for town which isn't advised, especially with Don up.

Con Man will flip "Town-Aligned" but will not fool Coroner if they choose to see who the condemned was.

Contingency Planner should shoot their gun as they are being voted off, if they have no killed for one. The suggested time to No Kill for gun is going into MYLO.

No Kill Night 1 gives Profiler and Tagger a check, and Soloman can choose a reveal.

Please note that this default setting where Mafia meet night 1 but do not kill does not give the Contingency Planner a gun - it has to be another night where the Mafia are eligible to kill but choose not to.

## The Mathematics

With Lamb, Revenants and Don, this setup can get pretty mathematical.

It is ill-advised to lamb day one and while Don is alive.

With Don alive, Mafia win at these numbers - 9 (4 maf), 7 (3 maf), 5 (2 maf), 3 (only don alive).

**Scenario 1:** Lamb uses d1, 14 goes to 12 to 10 (CYLO), mafia can either hit a Rev or not kill for CP gun. Either way, town is FORCED to condemn here.

Since mafia wins at 9 people if all of them are alive.

**Scenario 2:** Lamb HOLDS. 15 goes to 13 to 11 (mylo). Town CAN NC to test a lying bleeding Revenant claim.

If someone is bleeding in MYLO and CYLO and you No Condemn, Town will lose.

Lamb is better off as a claimable than using while Don is alive and should make sure not to Lamb in CYLO with Don alive. Since this is Alignment Reveal, it isn't always possible to know. But, Coroner can check and reveal Don's death.

Don counts for two Mafias while alive. However, the win condition was changed so that Don will now win against two villagers but not three. This means you CAN be in a final 4 situation with a Don but not final 3. This includes a final 4 with a bleeding Revenant.

Think of Don as a delayed Hitman, or a Hitman holding their gun.

## Trivia

* This setup was originally called Alignment REVeal (suggested by wangalang), before Con Plan was added
* NinetyNineGhost came up with the name Con, Con & Don
* Other roles that were originally in the setup were Oracle, basic Mafia, Bomb, Klutz and Diva (Diva was later split up into Con Man and Tagger)