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• Pattern Suggestion List
  [[Traitors]] <- Traitor
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• Irreversible Events
  ...ting parts of [[Predetermined Story Structures]]. Revealing oneself as a [[Traitors|Traitor]] or committing a noticeable [[Betrayal]] are both examples of [[Ir [[Traitors]],
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• Roleplaying
  ...estar Galactica: The Board Game]] does this through having some players as traitors that try to sabotage the efforts of the other players, while in the [[Team
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• Betrayal
  ...ers are traitors, but in the roleplaying game [[Paranoia]] all players are traitors but for different reasons and in conflict with each other. ...can possibly be stringed along so they are betrayed multiple times. When [[Traitors]] are used, in may be worth considering if they should be able to set up [[
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• Cooperation
  ...oes if not forced upon players (i.e. not instantiated through the use of [[Traitors]]). However, [[Cooperation]] can also emerge from the [[Negotiation]] of ha ==== with [[Traitors]] ====
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• Tension
  ...]] can decide the outcome; in general any possibility of [[Betrayal]] or [[Traitors]] creates [[Tension]] in a game. Examples of games where this is especially [[Traitors]],
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• Role Fulfillment
  ...his where most people cooperate but the system designates a few players as traitors and requires them to act as something they are not in able to have a chance ...n the [[Guitar Hero series|Guitar Hero]] or [[Rock Band series]]). Being [[Traitors]] or setting up for a [[Betrayal]] requires players to also take on roles t
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• Non-Player Characters
  ...competitors in situations of [[Internal Rivalry]], or by secretly being [[Traitors]] setup to commit [[Betrayal]] at some point. Having [[NPCs]] in [[Factions [[Traitors]],
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• Companions
  ...ther ways their fates can be unfolded, [[Companions]] may turn out to be [[Traitors]] and [[Enemies]] to create [[Surprises]] and [[Tension]]. Regardless of th ...] that can be lost are a source of [[Tension]], as are those that may be [[Traitors]] or otherwise commit acts of [[Betrayal]].
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• Factions
  ...Loyalty]]. This can lead to them not only becoming [[Outcasts]] but also [[Traitors]]. Somewhat less destructive, [[Internal Rivalry]] can be used to provide m ...[[Social Organizations]], [[Supporting Goals]], [[Teams]], [[Trading]], [[Traitors]]
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• Internal Conflicts
  ...the goals are [[Secret Goals]] or not, and may justify members to become [[Traitors]] if the group as a whole prevents the completion of their individual goals [[Traitors]],
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• Loyalty
  ...ate effects when this occurs include becoming an [[Outcasts|Outcast]] or [[Traitors|Traitor]] and gaining [[Enemies]]. Providing [[Rewards]] at the end of a [[ ...dition. If the actions involved can lead to the consequences of becoming [[Traitors]] or [[Outcasts]], [[Loyalty]] makes these into [[Character Defining Action
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• Anonymous Actions
  ...yal|Betrayals]] to go unnoticed or possibly repeated, and can also allow [[Traitors]] to not only have to work through [[Stealth]]. Whenever the actions origin ...lties]] are linked to revealing oneself (as for examples is the case for [[Traitors]] in games such as [[Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game]] or [[Shadows ov
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• Symbiotic Player Relations
  ...hose who play [[Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game]] also, but here some traitors make it impossible to rely on everybody before these have been exposed. The ...hemselves). The relations can be complicated through the introduction of [[Traitors]] or opportunities for [[Betrayal]] in facultative symbiotic relations.
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• Cards
  ...mous Actions]] - [[Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game]] uses this to let traitors sabotage challenges with some risk of not being detected. Whenever players
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• Social Roles
  ...ry:Card Games|Card Games]], are mainly cooperative but make some players ''traitors''. Examples include [[Battlestar Galactica: The Board Game]], [[Shadows ove ...of appointing [[Scapegoats]] can support this as does opportunities for [[Traitors]] to set up [[Betrayal|Betrayals]]. Dominators may also arise from games th
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• The Resistance
  [[Traitors]]
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• Complex Gameplay
  ...rd Game]] is an example of this since players may discover that they are [[Traitors|Traitor]] cylons halfway through the game).
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• Secret Goals
  ...eate or strengthen [[Internal Conflicts]] as well as make players become [[Traitors]]. [[Traitors]]
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• Bluffing
  ...ame]] is a board game where players are co-operating, but some players are traitors they need to bluff that they are ordinary players. [[Dead of Winter]] has a
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