Mafia 😈

Mafia is a popular social deduction game where players are divided into two groups: the Mafia (or Werewolves) and the Innocents. The game is typically played in person or online with a group of friends or acquaintances. The objective of the Mafia is to eliminate the Innocents without being identified, while the Innocents must work together to identify and vote out the Mafia members.

Here's how a typical game of Mafia is played:

1. Setup: A moderator is chosen to oversee the game. The moderator assigns roles to the players, with some players becoming Mafia members and others becoming Innocents. The exact number and roles can vary depending on the group's preferences.

2. Night Phase: The game is divided into two phases, night and day. During the night, the Mafia secretly selects a player to eliminate, and the moderator announces the victim in the morning. Special roles may have unique abilities during the night phase, like the Doctor who can protect a player from being eliminated.

3. Day Phase: During the day, players discuss and debate who they believe is a member of the Mafia. They then vote on a player to eliminate. The player with the most votes is "lynched" and removed from the game.

4. The Game Continues: The game alternates between night and day phases until one side (Mafia or Innocents) achieves their win condition. The Mafia wins if they eliminate enough Innocents, while the Innocents win if they successfully identify and eliminate all the Mafia members.

Mafia is a game that tests players' abilities to bluff, deduce, and communicate effectively. It's known for creating suspense, tension, and lively debates as players try to uncover the identities of the hidden Mafia members. The game's rules and variations can differ among groups, making it a flexible and engaging