GENERAL GAMEPLAY AND TOURNAMENT STRUCTURE;
All rounds will start with a Main Round. All players will participate in this game, and players will be split off into groups of similar size to play. Think of these groups like you are playing the game in different locations in real life. You will only be playing against those in your group, and others in other groups will not affect your game in any way.
Most games are expected to take around 1.5-2 weeks, but some may be shorter or longer depending on the nature of the game. All games will take place in at least 24-hour phases. Each phase, you will be expected to mail me an action on tengaged. This may consist of votes, actions, or preparations to make. Sometimes, there may be multiple actions you need to do during a phase, but I will attempt to keep these as few as possible.
In some games, there may be alternate actions to make instead, such as writing a contract or transferring money or items. These will be explained during their appropriate games.
After a game is over, there will be ‘Winners’ and ‘Losers’ according to the game rules. The winners will automatically advance to the next Main Round in the Liar Game Tournament, whereas the losers will need to play in the Revival round.
The winners may have a Winners Round they get the chance to play, and those will be revealed as appropriate. These winners do not participate in the Revival Round, but play in the Winners round to bide everyone’s time until the next main round.
Revival rounds will be similar to Main Rounds in how they work, but if you lose a Revival Round, you are eliminated from the tournament.
Depending on each round, there may be chances at revival if you lose a revival round, in the case of the next main round needing a certain total of players. However, do not always expect this to be the case.
As of now, there are a total of 5 main rounds and 4 revival rounds scheduled. This number will not go higher yet can be lower depending on the number of players throughout the tournament.