To confuse Percival

Morgana appears like a second Merlin, so Percival doesn't know which is good and which is evil.

Yes

Yes, he is invisible to Merlin but not to the Lady of the Lake.

Nothing

Nothing, they just count as a regular evil character. But at the end of the game, if good is about to win, the Assassin gets a chance to try and name Merlin. If this succeeds, evil wins after all.

No

No, he seems good.

No

No, he seems good.

He replaces a 'regular' evil character (a minion), and he is less powerful because he doesn't know who the other evil characters are.

Usually one

Just one card causes a failure. Exception: for one quest, the tableau indicates that two fail cards are needed.

Yes!

Evil players have a free choice whether to support or sabotage -- it depends what they think will best further their ends.

No

No, good players must choose to support a quest. (Why would you want to sabotage it anyway?)

The board

It's just a fancy name for the game board.

It depends

The tableau shows how many team tokens to give out for each quest.

Nobody

Nobody except Merlin, and Percival if he is in the game.

No

Everyone knows who has the Lady of the Lake token.

No

No, it's a token. You get a character card too.

Leader's right

The player to the right of the leader gets the token at the start of the game.

No

You have to do the quests in order. The leader can't choose a quest unless you're using the targeting variant, and even then, there are some rules about what's what.

No

This variant doesn't work with the multiple character roles in The Resistance: Avalon. If you want to make the game harder for Evil, include some of the extra Good roles, like Oberon.

Randomly choose

Just pick someone at random.

No

No, this would break the game. You can tell people what card you hold (or lie about it), but never actually show it.

After the third successful quest (Good wins), or the third failed quest (Evil wins), or if there are five consecutive failed votes in a single round (Evil wins).

It is rejected

A majority is needed to approve a team. So if it is a tie, it is rejected.

Yes

Yes

No

Not at the same time, no.

Yes

Yes

You are allowed to lie or tell the truth about your character and loyalty, or those of other players. You are allowed to admit or misrepresent your beliefs and any information you have. However, you are not allowed actually to REVEAL your character or anyone else's, e.g. by showing others your character card or describing its appearance.

You lose

Showing the wrong loyalty card is cheating! When your mistake is discovered, your side loses the game.

Lady of the Lake

If you use the Lady of the Lake variant, you use these cards to reveal your loyalty to the Lady of the Lake without showing your actual character card.

Try adding the Mordred or Morgana characters.

Try adding Percival or Oberon characters, or using the Lady of the Lake variant.

No

No -- he neither identifies as evil, nor sees other evil players. In other words, if you're Oberon, you are on the evil side but you must play blind.

Teams

In The Resistance: Avalon, 'loyalty' is simply which team you are on: Good or Evil. It's called 'affiliation' in the original Resistance.