List of Nomic Rules (Day 1)
This is from the Nomic game I played Tuesday night. Rules with a * attached at the front were voted down.
A lot of point totals are currently in the 80s...
Original Rules set can be found here.
New rules:
301. No rule may name a player
302. Amongst players whose turn it is not and are not calling for judgment, judges will be selected at random using maptool’s dieroller. This rule supersedes rule 212
*303. The lowest possible score is 0.
*304. Rule 109 is mutable.
*305. Judges decisions must be bound by precedent. Judges decisions must be recorded.
306. Rule 209 is repealed.
*307. Each player’s number of votes is equal to their score.
308. Rule 301 is immutable.
309. New players may enter where they choose to sit down, when they wish, with 0 points.
310. Voting will be simultaneous by coin reveal. Coin means in favor.
311. Each player that votes for a rule that receives at least 2 points that does not pass receives 10 points.
312. The window shall be open 1-6 inches. Any player may call for a vote once per turn to suspend or unsuspend this rule at any time.
*313. Transmute rule 114 from immutable to mutable.
314. People may choose to veto a rule just passed by skipping their next turn.
315. No mutable rule may state that it overrules an immutable rule or have wording such that it would if that rule were immutable.
*316. Rule 314 is repealed. Every score under 0 is set to 0. Scores of people who voted against this rule are set to 0 and divided amongst those who voted yes, remainders are discarded. If there are 7 or more votes “yes,” the proposer of this rule wins.
*317. Rule 207 is immutable.
*318. Rule 315 is immutable.
319. Proposed rules may not state that they have any effect on players based on how they voted.
320. The Sager Laptop holds the official rules and scores. Rules and scores must be recorded correctly. At the end of each turn, the scores are called out so that people may object.
*321. Rule 105 is mutable.
*322. Every player is awarded 90 points.
323. Rule 315 is immutable.
*324. Roll 202 is amended so that you roll three die and add the total to your score at the end of your turn.
*325. Amend rule 212 to say that a majority can overrule a judges decision instead of unanimity.
*326. Amend rule 208 to say “The winner is the first player to achieve 200 (positive) points.
*327. Players who have 90 or more points cannot gain points from votes on a proposal except for this one.
*328. The game is not necessarily over when someone wins. Instead, the winner may either leave or choose to continue playing by changing his score 0 and gaining an additional vote.
*329. Amend rule 208 to say “The winner is the first player to achieve 150 (positive) points.
*330. After this vote, the winner will be determined by a random maptool dieroll.
A lot of point totals are currently in the 80s...
Original Rules set can be found here.
New rules:
301. No rule may name a player
302. Amongst players whose turn it is not and are not calling for judgment, judges will be selected at random using maptool’s dieroller. This rule supersedes rule 212
*303. The lowest possible score is 0.
*304. Rule 109 is mutable.
*305. Judges decisions must be bound by precedent. Judges decisions must be recorded.
306. Rule 209 is repealed.
*307. Each player’s number of votes is equal to their score.
308. Rule 301 is immutable.
309. New players may enter where they choose to sit down, when they wish, with 0 points.
310. Voting will be simultaneous by coin reveal. Coin means in favor.
311. Each player that votes for a rule that receives at least 2 points that does not pass receives 10 points.
312. The window shall be open 1-6 inches. Any player may call for a vote once per turn to suspend or unsuspend this rule at any time.
*313. Transmute rule 114 from immutable to mutable.
314. People may choose to veto a rule just passed by skipping their next turn.
315. No mutable rule may state that it overrules an immutable rule or have wording such that it would if that rule were immutable.
*316. Rule 314 is repealed. Every score under 0 is set to 0. Scores of people who voted against this rule are set to 0 and divided amongst those who voted yes, remainders are discarded. If there are 7 or more votes “yes,” the proposer of this rule wins.
*317. Rule 207 is immutable.
*318. Rule 315 is immutable.
319. Proposed rules may not state that they have any effect on players based on how they voted.
320. The Sager Laptop holds the official rules and scores. Rules and scores must be recorded correctly. At the end of each turn, the scores are called out so that people may object.
*321. Rule 105 is mutable.
*322. Every player is awarded 90 points.
323. Rule 315 is immutable.
*324. Roll 202 is amended so that you roll three die and add the total to your score at the end of your turn.
*325. Amend rule 212 to say that a majority can overrule a judges decision instead of unanimity.
*326. Amend rule 208 to say “The winner is the first player to achieve 200 (positive) points.
*327. Players who have 90 or more points cannot gain points from votes on a proposal except for this one.
*328. The game is not necessarily over when someone wins. Instead, the winner may either leave or choose to continue playing by changing his score 0 and gaining an additional vote.
*329. Amend rule 208 to say “The winner is the first player to achieve 150 (positive) points.
*330. After this vote, the winner will be determined by a random maptool dieroll.