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Solution of Bern's Game Published using Google Docs Report abuseLearn more Solution of Bern's Game Updated automatically every 5 minutes Battler's Solution of Bern's Game Document Solution of Bern's Game Document Written by Sieben. If you have any question/clarification, I'm on Discord as sieben_guts. Background info for non-Umineko readers Before we start with the doc, I will briefly talk about what you need to know to understand the context. In this Bern's game, there's the gamemaster and the player, the gamemaster creates the gameboard where the murder happens in a world, and the player tries to solve it. It's similar to a typical murder mystery, but there will be some rules. Battler and Beatrice are the only ones playing, and the Battler in the gameboard is inhrently different from the Battler in the Meta World playing the game. If it's confusing for you or you're non Umineko readers, just approach me, I will try to explain properly to you. 1. Red Truth: Red Truths are true statements and anything said in red is a fact that can be presented by the gamemaster unquestionably without any evidence. Red can work as hints for the players to solve the mystery. it can also be used to restrict absurd theories which could go against detective fiction rules 2. Blue Truth: Blue Truths are used by the players, and they are the proposed theories to the murder happening in the gameboard. (eg. how the murder happened) The gamemaster must counter the blue with red or the player …

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