Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority [Town], who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, and the Informed Minority [Mafia], who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should eliminate.
 
At the beginning of the game, players receive a channel in the discord server with their role and alignment.
 
There are two major phases in a Mafia game:
 
(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours , players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia slowly while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be lynched.
 
(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.
 
The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition or unless it is no longer possible.

The Survivors: These are the uninformed majority. They must work together and win when all traitors have died.

The Traitors These are the informed minority. They win when they outnumber the town.
The Third Parties These people care less about the ongoing conflict and have their own victory conditions in mind.

As there are many different people in this world, we can never truly know their role in life. Unfortunately, I don't know either and thus I can't tell you.

1. This is a closed set-up. The roles and alignments are revealed upon death only.
2. All survivors must vote and post twice a day phase. If not, they might just be sent deep inside the jungle, where dangerous creatures lie in wait!

3. If there is a tie in votes, a randomizer will decide who will be put to death.

4. After your death, you are allowed one final post in the thread. Obviously, this post may not contain game information.

5. This game starts on day 1, and only on day 1 may you choose to abstain from lynching.

6. Be nice to each other, it's 2020.

Loyal Crew Members: them be yer good ole uninformed majority, aka Town! They be winnin' when all threats to their Cap'n have been tossed overboard.

Mutineers: now, dem be filthy traitors, tryna claim me ship as theirs. They win when they equal or outnumber everyone else. We'll call em the Mafia!

Third Parties: there be some mighty strange fellas on me ship, whose interests don't align with the Town's or the Mafia's.

Roles? Wot ye be talkin' about, landlubbers? All I know is wot kinda crewmen there be on me ship, other than me. Here goes:

First Mate,

Helmsman,

Lookout,

Cook,

Doctor,

Quartermaster,

Port Gunner,

Starboard Gunner,

8 Regular Sailors,

and me Parrot.

For a total of 17 crew members. Wot they be doin', you ask? They be doin' their job, duh! Although I can tell ye, some of dem folks have their quirks, even among dem Regular Sailors. Ye should watch out for that.

1. This be a closed set-up! Abilities and alignment are only revealed when ye kick the ole bucket.

2. All crew members must post at least twice and vote to lynch someone every day, or they'll be thrown overboard, yarrrrr!

3. If there's a tie, the lynchee will be randomized between the tied players.

4. Dead men tell no tales. That be meanin', no final post for the dead!

5. The game starts on Day 1, and on that day only, lynching is optional.

6. Respect yer fellow crewmen and yer Cap'n.

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority [Town], who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, and the Informed Minority [Mafia], who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill.
 
At the beginning of the game, players receive a channel in the discord with their role and alignment.
 
There are two major phases in a Mafia game:
 
(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours , players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia slowly while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated. (Or in this case, executed.)
 
(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.
 
The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition or unless it is no longer possible.

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https://town-of-salem.fandom.com/wiki/Roles

1. The game will use the trial system, do [vote] to put someone on trial then do [guilty], [abstain] or [innocent] if guilties exceed innoes the person is lynched, each trial takes 6 hours off the day, you can have up to 3 trials per day, if someone is lynched the day ends. the trial is over after 24 hours or everyone submits a vote, you are not allowed to vote yourself

2. whispers, put who you are and who you are whispering to in the whisper log on the discord, everyone will know who is whispering but not the content of the whisper

3. game will start on day 1 with 24 hours and no trials, nights will be 24 hours, day 2 and onward will be 48 hours

4. actions will be done in your action channel

5. last wills, instead of a final post you have a last will you can put ANYTHING in, whether it be jokes or info, your last will will be revealed upon your death

6. editing posts, editing is discouraged, if its a minor edit to fix your grammar that's okay, anything else you must make a new post

7. all major discussion with the exception of whispers is done here, MAFIA CAN ONLY TALK IN THEIR MAFIA CHAT AT NIGHT

8. be respectful to everyone involved

9. sharing of roles in dms or pms (whispers is fine since its a game mechnic) may result in a mod kill

(1) All 19 games, beginning with Salem Lovers until When the Cicadas Cry Mafia, are eligible for voting in terms of the games themselves and their respective hosts and players.

(2) Voters must have played at least one game in Season 4 to be eligible for voting.

(3) Voters must copy the voting sheet and indicate their votes on the respective categories for their votes to count. They may fill in selected categories or place a vote on all categories. Only one vote will be acknowledged per Award.

(4) Voters may not vote for themselves, nor are they allowed to vote for a team which they were a member of or a game they hosted.

(5) All voting will be done in the thread. Voters may change or edit their votes in the duration of the voting session, but they must notify me regarding changes.

(6) Voters may or may not explain the reason for their votes.

(7) The Voting Session will end on April 23, 2020. If you wish to vote, please do so before the aforementioned date.

(1) Salem Lovers [TOWN] - Nano

(2) Mortal Kombat [NETHERREALM] - Nick Crash

(3) Maze Hunters [MAFIA] - Bazaro

(4) Disney Mafia 2: Into the Woods [TOWN] - Bok Choi

(5) Death Island: Fire Emblem [ALISTAIR, EVIORA, AND LYKOS] - Divergent

(6) Boku no Mafia Academia [TOWN + THIRD PARTY] - Candy

(7) Blackout Mafia [TOWN] - Bazaro and Nano

(8) Vendetta Mafia [MAFIA] - Digital Amber

(9) Cult Wars 2 [TOWN] - Bazaro

(10) Legends of Derry [TOWN + THIRD PARTY] - Nick Crash

(11) Dungeons and Dragons Mafia [TOWN] - Alistair

(12) Left 4 Dead Mafia [TOWN] - Nicki

(13) Mafia Mafia Mafia [FALIRION, ALDO, NANO, DIGITAL AMBER + KIET] - Newt

(14) Chaos Mafia [TOWN] - Bean

(15) Spanish Inquisition [TOWN] - Nick Crash and Nano

(16) Whoville Holiday Mafia [THIRD PARTY] - Nano

(17) Selcouth/Stranded S1: Ancient Egypt [VALENTINE] - Divergent

(18) High School Mafia [TOWN + THIRD PARTY] - Alistair

(19) When the Cicadas Cry Mafia [MAFIA] - Amine

* Words in brackets represent the winning faction / player of each game.

Player Awards:

Team Category

★ Best Town Coordination - An award given to the most dedicated and connected town group coordination in a specific game.

★ Best Mafia Coordination - An award given to the most united and deceitful mafia group coordination in a specific game.

★ Best Comeback - An award given to either a town or mafia faction who were able to recover from almost losing to eventually winning the game.

Individual Category [Part 1]

★ Best Town Performance - An award given to the most trustworthy and strategic town performance of a player in a specific game.

★ Best Mafia Performance - An award given to the most deceitful and convincing mafia performance of a player in a specific game.

★ Best Third Party Performance - An award given to the most masterful third party performance of a player in a specific game.

★ Easiest Player to read - An award given to the player whom you can read like an open book or easily associate with an alignment.

★ Hardest Player to read - An award given to the player who is difficult to understand in terms of alignment and motives.

★ Most Tactical Player - An award given to the most strategic player and the best when it comes to reading other players.

★ Most Interesting Player - An award given to the most exciting player or the player who always manages to shake things up.

★ Best Season 3 Newcomer - An award given to the best newcomer player who started playing Mafia in Season 3. 

★ Best Season 4 Newcomer - An award given to the best newcomer player who started playing Mafia in Season 4. 

Individual Category [Part 2]

★ Always Town Award - An honorary award given to the person whom you first or always think of as aligned with "Town".

★ Always Mafia Award - An honorary award given to the person whom you first or always think of as aligned with "Mafia".

★ Always Third Party Award - An honorary award given to the person whom you first or always think of as aligned with "Third Party".

★ The Mastermind - An honorary award given to the person who is the best at deceiving other players whether they are aligned with town, mafia, or third party.

★ The Hero - An honorary award given to the person who puts themselves out there, risking themselves being lynched or killed to lead their faction to victory.

★ The Dark Knight - An honorary award given to the person who is the best at making use of their role, especially night actions.

★ The Celebrity - An honorary award given to the person whom you perceive is a frequent Night Action visit or an Early Lynch candidate. 

★ The Gamethrower - An honorary award given to the person who makes the ultimate decision that leads to their faction losing. (Mad respect to this person though)

★ The Unlucky One - An honorary award given to the person who has the worst luck in games (examples: getting the worst roles, being lynched in ties, suddenly getting killed without expecting it, etc.)

Host and Mafia Game Awards:

★ Best Twist - An award given to the game with the most innovative and interesting twist/s added to the Mafia formula.

★ Most Interesting Set-up - An award given to the game with the most interesting role combinations and mechanics.

★ Most Organized Game - An award given to the most well-organized game in terms of aspects such as deadlines, announcements, night action interaction, and other related notions.

★ Favorite Game - An award given to your personal favorite game.

★ Most Creative Host - An award given to the host who comes up with the most creative mechanics and concepts for their games.

★ Best Flavor Writer - An award given to the host who produces the best narratives and storylines.

★ The Judge Host - An award given to the most impartial and fair host in terms of relating to players and factions. 

Reborn Mafia Awards:

★ Jack of Clubs - An award given to the friendliest and most relatable member of the club.

★ Queen of Hearts - An award given to a female member, who you feel, has positively contributed the most to the Reborn Mafia Club.

★ King of Spades - An award given to a male member, who you feel, has positively contributed the most to the Reborn Mafia Club.

★ Ace of Diamonds - An award given to the overall best player of the season. [predetermined and not to be voted upon]

Player Awards:

Team Category

★ Best Town Coordination
★ Best Mafia Coordination

★ Best Comeback

Individual Category [Part 1]

★ Best Town Performance
★ Best Mafia Performance
★ Best Third Party Performance
★ Easiest Player to read
★ Hardest Player to read
★ Most Tactical Player
★ Most Interesting Player
★ Best Season 3 Newcomer

★ Best Season 4 Newcomer

Individual Category [Part 2]

★ Always Town Award

★ Always Mafia Award

★ Always Third Party Award

★ The Mastermind

★ The Hero

★ The Dark Knight

★ The Celebrity 

★ The Gamethrower

★ The Unlucky One

Host and Mafia Game Awards:

★ Best Twist

★ Most Interesting Set-up
★ Most Organized Game
★ Favorite Game
★ Most Creative Host
★ Best Flavor Writer
★ The Judge Host

Reborn Mafia Awards:

★ Jack of Clubs
★ Queen of Hearts
★ King of Spades

Around this time every year, people die or go missing in what seems to be a recurring cycle of vengeance from the powers above. The truth of the matter however is perhaps even more disturbing. Each and every person in the village, is infected by a dangerous parasite that if triggered sends people into fits of paranoia and anxiety. In an effort to prove this parasite's existence, someone is prepared to wipe out the whole village.

Regular Villages - People with no role but a high chance of becoming insane.
 

1] The Reborn Forum rules apply here.

2] Player discussion is to be kept in the thread; mandated private chats may also be utilised. Talking about the game in anywhere but the thread is not allowed.

3] The day phase lasts for 48 real hours, and players are required to make at least 2 posts and vote each day phase. Failure to meet any requirements for 2 day phases, consecutive or otherwise, will result in replacement or mod intervention.

4] Please use [Eliminate] Player Name (or any similar format) to vote for a lynch. Make my life easier and place them in bold, otherwise I may miss them. You are required to vote every day, and the person with the most votes will get lynched.
     4a] In the event of a tie, RNG gets to decide the victim.

5] The night phase lasts for 24 real hours. The thread is considered “locked” and players cannot comment during this time. Violating this rule once results in a warning, and you will be disqualified if you do so a second time. No exceptions.

6] Sharing role PMs or any game-breaking information -- via screenshots, verbatim/copying, or any other form -- to other players is not permitted. Consequences will be given to violators.

7] If you are eliminated, either by being killed or lynched, you are allowed to have one final post. This post is not to include any game breaking information or anything that may give an unfair advantage to a faction.

8] All actions, day or night, are to be sent in your individual channels in the server, however you can also DM them to me if that is easier for you.
     8a] Please let me know if you wish to abstain from using your action. If you do not submit an action, I will assume that you are abstaining - however, this will go down as inactivity.

9] Try not to edit your posts. Minor corrections are fine, however new additions should be made in a separate post.

10] Respect the host and other players. Have fun!

Discord server invite: https://discord.gg/rUD8bE

The Party-Goers. They’re the uninformed majority of class 2-B, and they’re down for some fun at the school’s expense. They win if they find and eliminate everyone who isn’t a Party-Goer.

The Party-Poopers. They’re the informed minority of class 2-B, who is trying to gather proof of the others’ wrongdoings and report them to the teachers. They win when they equal or outnumber everyone else.

Third Party? There may or may not be one or several student(s) with different interests in the class.

The roles are hidden and will only be revealed when someone is eliminated, upupupu. However, you are given descriptions of all the students in class 2-B. Feel free to try and guess what their roles might be!

Brock, the Drop-Out

He’s not an actual student anymore; poor Brock failed his midterms a few months ago and dropped out of school. Now unemployed, he still likes to hang out with his buddies outside the school gates and is still involved in extracurricular activities. He’s a fun guy everyone likes.

Chris, the Sportsman

Always running on the sports tracks, or playing basketball with a few friends who can’t keep up with him, Chris is the energetic guy who’s always up for some sweaty fun. No, not this kind of sweaty fun, you hentai! His feats of stamina made him popular, but he’s a bit hard to talk to.

Clay, the Napper

This big dude looks intimidating but he’s actually a softie, and he spends most of his time in class napping in the back. He’s not a very good student as a result, but nobody disturbs him because he isn’t bothering anyone. And also, because he doesn’t look like someone you wanna mess with.

Delilah, the Mom Friend

Because she’s slightly older than most of the other kids and mature for her age, Delilah tends to act as the responsible one; a large part of the party’s organization is up to her. She’s sometimes criticized for positioning herself as a leader of sorts, but she accepts criticism without a care.

D-Va, the Gamer

Obviously, her real name isn’t D-Va, but she’s spent a little bit too much time playing competitive Overwatch and now she insists that everyone calls her like her favorite character. Most people don’t seem to mind; she’s a bit of an oddball but still a pretty cool girl.

Edward, the Intellectual

Eternal and unrelenting straight-A student, Edward always gets the best grades and is very appreciated by most teachers. Of course, that means he’s often bullied by some envious students, but he still has a close circle of friends and is liked for his willingness to help around.

Karen, the Karen

Always gossiping, causing drama, arguing with the teachers and complaining to the principal whenever she doesn’t have her way… Karen is simply exhausting. She gets away with it because she’s somewhat stylish and popular, but many people find she’s too much of a bother.

Kate, the Brawler

Don’t mess with Kate, or she’ll punch you right in the nose; many boys and a few girls have learned this the hard way. Despite her bossy and aggressive behavior, this tomboy is a reliable friend. She gets oddly angry and embarrassed when someone witnesses her being sweet to a classmate.

Lori, the Slacker

Lori’s a very attractive girl with a bit of an unfortunate habit: charming the boys and persuading them to do her a few favors, such as doing her homework or buying trinkets for her. Some students are annoyed by this, but she’s too adorable and nice for them to stay mad at her.

Mona, the Rockstar

Bright red is her color and heavy metal is her jam. Mona’s sure to be noticed whenever she’s around, thanks to her eccentric personality, flashy outfits and the large, axe-shaped guitar she’s often carrying. She dreams of starting her own band but hasn’t found the other members yet.

Rick, the Bully

All classes have one, class 2-B being no exception. Rick’s had rocky interactions with the rest of the group since the beginning of the year, not to mention his chronic problems with the teachers. Still, the other kids reluctantly invited him to the party, fearing his reaction if they didn’t.

Shaggy, the Pothead

Gonna be honest with you: Shaggy isn’t his real name. He just looks so much like the homonymous cartoon character that everyone started to call him Shaggy. By now, nobody remembers his real name, not even himself since he’s always high. That got him in trouble a few times.

Sonia, the Bookworm

She’s a bit awkward and not the most socially adjusted student, but she’s actually very smart and knowledgeable. If only she went out a little instead of staying holed up in her room, she would probably have many more friends. Alas, she prefers the company of her books and computer.

Steve, the Cool Dude

Steve fancies himself the cool cat and the top dog, with style, charisma, money, everything you could wish for. The ladies don’t love him as much as he thinks they do, and the boys mostly consider him an arrogant jerk, but of course he’s way too cool to let that bother him.

Suzie, the Idol

Everyone knows Suzie, and Suzie knows everyone. She’s pretty, popular, a bit too talkative, and always the center of attention. She also can’t keep a secret to save her life, which is why nobody’s told her about the secret school party plans. Well, at least that means she isn’t one of the snitches!

Timmy, the Normie

Timmy’s this one kid who never makes a splash. He’s generally well-liked, but not really anyone’s best friend. Doesn’t have the best or worst grades, isn’t particularly fashionable and never talks about his hobbies. Some people find that suspicious in itself, but Timmy doesn’t care.

• Day Phases last 48h, night phases last 24h. This games starts on N0.
• Every day, you must post at least twice and vote to eliminate a classmate.
• Failure to post and/or vote means a warning; three warnings mean you're out.
• The player who receives the most votes is eliminated. If there's a tie, the victim is RNG'd.
• Role and alignment are revealed upon elimination.
• Dont share info outside of this thread and specific discord channels, please!
• Be respectful to the other players and the host.

1: Voting – Elimination requires a majority lynch upon the end of Day-Phase. Host themselves will update the current lynches through both the halve way mark (24hr) and last 8 hours. Between a lynch tie, the superior disaster threat wins the tie instead. Although within a group lynch, only the lowest threat monster is lynched and RNG then applies if the remaining players shares the same disaster threat. 

2: Condition – One Punch Mafia’s expectation demands the bare minimum of player’s lynch and +2 post. Any other day may last for 24hours on everyone’s agreement ( post [Skip] ) in your private discord channels. Consequences for breaking these condition results in a first warning as the player loses “Voting Power” by 1. Second warning changes your “Voting Power” to 0. Finally the last warning disqualifies the player and replacement may be issued. 

3: BIG NO NO – Immediate disqualification for any player sharing game information outside the threads & channels given (DMs , PMs, and anything similar). As well  screenshots/copy paste aren’t allowed ether, issued with the second warning and must be  deleted. 

Ask myself or jurors on the circumstances related to personal IRL reason needing to post through different means and we’ll help find a solution. Paraphrasing is acceptable.

4: Posting – Following the Reborn Guidelines alongside our mafia rules allow players to exploit the thrill/fun of Mafia. Expected that you be mindful of your post and carefully structure it in a respectful manner. Editing is discouraged as not always are players looking over past discussions of thread post. Unless the editing however aim to correct punctuation and grammar mistakes. Double posting is fine when absolutely necessary.

5: Extra – Following alignments are between the “Monster” majority and “Hero” minority. Third Party exist outside the these faction.
Everyone receives an identity amongst the alignment containing a disaster threat and species. Disaster threat ranges throughout levels of expected strength. 

Wolf , Tiger , Demon , Dragon , God

Species contain the following of SeaFolk, Mutant, Kaijin, Alien, and Human that may have interactions with specific identity or roles

Secret Info for instant may already be available for some players whiles other must achieve a specific requirement. 

Players with “Monster” species gain the majority win condition 

-Majority Win Condition: They win when all the Heroes are dead.

Players with “Human” species gain the minority win condition 

-Minority Win Condition: They win when they eliminate or outnumber the monsters

Yeah nah 
You get the identity list 

Monster List 

- Vanilla - ??? Wolf Threat

- Hotdog - Mutant Wolf Threat 

- Octopus - SeaFolk Wolf Threat 

- Dark Matter Gunner - Alien Wolf Threat 

- Junior Centipede - Kaijin Wolf Threat

- Crablante - Mutant Tiger Threat

- Kombu Infinity - Mutant Tiger Threat

- Alien Seer - Alien Tiger Threat

- Fish’n Chip - SeaFolk Tiger Threat

- Chief Great White - SeaFolk Tiger Threat +

- Mosquito Queen - Mutant Demon Threat 

- Beast King - Mutant Demon Threat 

- Marugori - Kaijin Demon Threat 

- Subterranean King - Kaijin Demon Threat 

- DeepSea King - SeaFolk Demon Threat +

- Carnage Kabuto - Mutant Dragon Threat 

- Pluton - Kaijin Dragon Threat 

- Geryuganshoop - Alien Dragon Threat 

- Melzargard - Alien Dragon Threat 

- Boros - Alien Dragon Threat +

Heroes 

- ???

- ???

- ???

- ???
 

Third Party 

- ???

- ???

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority [Town], who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, and the Informed Minority [Mafia], who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill. There may also be Third Party or Independent roles, which have different agendas and win conditions.

At the beginning of the game, players receive a PM or a DM (in some cases) with their role and alignment.

There are two major phases in a Mafia game:

(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours, players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia slowly while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated.

(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.

The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition or unless it is no longer possible.

It’s the middle of the zombie apocalypse. The date, time, year, etc… none of that matters anymore. What use would that have made anyway? It’s not like anyone needs it anymore.

A hooded figure hides in the shadows, waiting patiently for fresh meat to hopelessly wander into its territory. Quiet growling could be heard from a small alleyway, but if someone was too busy running for his life, then there’s a chance he wouldn’t have heard the growls at all.

Some coughing could also be heard a few meters away, coming from a higher spot. One of the street lights illuminated onto its face, revealing several tumours on its head and several long tongues protruding from them. It seems he was also waiting for some fresh meat.

But they weren’t alone. There were several weird-looking humanoid figures staggering in an almost sleep-like trance. Some of them were feasting on others just like them. It’s clear their goal was simple: To eat the flesh off corpses or humans, or anything wandering around.

Some maniacal giggles could be heard just outside of the alleyway. They appeared to belong to a short, jittery guy. He started running whilst giggling to himself. He stopped for a second, still jittering as he stood still. There was some form of movement coming from inside the alleyway. Movement that came from something still alive. The skittery being ran inside to investigate, laughing to himself as he did so.

His laugh was cut short as a shotgun pointed at his face and shot him, which then resulted in a short, sadistic snicker coming from a guy wearing a white suit. He then put his shotgun back in its holster and sighed. “I am not letting any more of those asshole Jockeys use me as a Goddamn horse!”

A young girl sneered. “Shut up, Nick. You should be thankful that something in this apocalypse is willing to ride you.” Nick sighed upon hearing this from the youngest member of the group.

“Zoey, we only let you join us because you offered to get us to where we needed to go. Don’t think you can get cocky because you’re the only girl left now,” Nick licked his lips before continuing his trail of thought. “Besides, I’d hate to leave you behind… considering how useful you are. Ellis, keep your lady under control.”

A shorter guy wearing a yellow shirt and jeans, trailing behind the group a little bit, immediately ducked his head down after a blush spread like wildfire across his face. “She’s not my lady, Nick… Come on, man; stop teasing me like that!” The whole group, bar Ellis of course, guffawed.

This laugh was cut short when the bigger guy of the group got ensnared by some tongues. “Shit…” Cough. “We were… too loud… Get this mother--” More coughs. “Off me!” The guy was coughing from the smoke clouds, but managed to get out what he wanted to say before his mouth was covered by a stray tongue.

“Don’t die on me, Coach!” Ellis began shooting at the tongue, but was then pummeled by some humanoid ram. “Charger’s got me! It’s killin’ me! It’s bashing me into shit!” Ellis screamed. Pools of acid started forming below both of them. The culprit ran out of sight before anyone could react.

“I’ll kill the Smoker and rescue Coach. You deal with the Charger and save “Loverboy”.” Nick teased Zoey, to which she responded with an eye roll and short snicker. Both of them got on with their task to kill their targets to save the other two.

After saving Coach and Ellis, they all sighed slowly and remembered the situation they were in. “If we don’t hurry and get to New Orleans, the zombies will kill us. It’s what they want after all.” Nick looked at Zoey, and she gave a quick nod before walking deeper into the alleyway.

Ellis heard some gurgling from above and went to push Zoey out of the way. “Zoey, look out! Boomer!” Immediately after pushing her out of the way, a very fat blob fell from a window above the group. It exploded on impact, sending bits of bile and blood everywhere, fortunately just missing Zoey and the rest of the group.

“Nice one, sport.” Coach giggled a little, gently punching Ellis on the shoulder, before continuing walking, with the group following closely behind him. They reached the end of the alleyway, greeted by a plethora of straggling zombies. Not wanting to draw more attention than they already had towards themselves, they decided to take out some melee weapons to get rid of the many zombies in their way.

The group didn’t have to progress very far before they heard heavy grunts in front of them. The ground started trembling, and the Survivors knew that they were about to get into a situation they didn’t expect to find themselves in this soon in their journey… Behind them was a horde of infected, including some more special infected which had recently mutated. It was time for a showdown between survivors and the infected.

Infected (Town): They are the Uninformed Majority. They win when all the Survivors are dead.

Survivors (Mafia): They are the Informed Minority. They win when they eliminate or outnumber the Infected.

Infected (Town):

The Witch:
A lonesome girl who spends her time crying, and nobody can quite figure out why. Those who try and figure out why she’s crying will end up dead, as she hates any kind of contact and will attack anyone who approaches her in self defence. She serves as the game’s Granny, however she can only use “alerts” up to two times during the game. She is killable, but only when she doesn’t use an alert. If she does not use an alert, people can visit her without consequences.

The Tank:
This guy serves as the game’s Bulletproof. However, there’s a bit of a twist. He’s basically a Vanilla with a visiting action. The visit does nothing, but if he visits the Doctor, or if the Doctor visits him, he gains a vest. He does not start the game off with a vest, and vests will not stack.

The Smoker:
The Smoker is an infected whose tongue has mutated into something unexplainable. Each night, he is able to ensnare a target which prevents them from using their night action. His target is also protected from any attack on that night. He serves as the game’s Jailer.

The Hunter:
This little guy is very agile and quiet. He is blind, so he relies on his sense of smell to distinguish those who are Infected and those who are Survivors. Each night, he is able to sneak into a target’s house and identify their alignment. He serves as the game’s Cop.

The Boomer:
He has no visiting action. If anyone tries to kill him, he will explode bile onto them, resulting in attracting a horde and killing his attacker. He will not explode when lynched, and he only kills the first person who killed him - meaning non-harmful visiting roles will not be killed. He serves as the Bomb.

The Spitter:
This girl’s throat has been completely destroyed due to the effects of the Green Flu. As a result, all she is able to produce is acid. Up to three times in the game, she is able to spit her acid at a target. This traps them in a pool of acid and eventually kills them. If she kills a fellow infected, she will be revealed to everyone and will get lynched at the end of the following day phase, alongside the intended lynch target (unless everyone votes for her). She serves as the game’s Vigilante.

The Jockey:
The Jockey is a clinically insane psychopath who was once obsessed with horses (before getting infected). Each night, he visits a person and tries to ride them because he sees them as a horse. Doing so prevents the target from using their night actions. He serves as the game’s Drunk.

The Charger:
The Charger just wants to make sure his friends are okay, even if it means knocking over a few infected or survivors in order to do so. He runs at insane speeds so that he can reach his target in time, in order to heal their wounds. He serves as the game’s Doctor.

Uncommon Infected:
This zombie usually doesn’t have any special abilities, but it wanted to differentiate itself from the regular common infected. This guy learned how to make guns, and can give one to any player of their choosing each night. They cannot give themselves a gun, and players cannot hold more than one gun at a time. (Guns from the gunsmith have a 50% chance of revealing the shooter upon firing.)

Common Infected: 
These guys have no special powers or abilities that will help in any way, however they are able to help during the day by providing their thoughts on the game and other players. Basically, they serve as the game’s Vanilla Townies, and, depending on how many people join the game, there will be up to 5 of them.
 

Survivors (Mafia):

Nick:
A guy whose background revolves around gambling and lying. This guy is a notorious gambler who only thinks about himself. As he is quite experienced in the gambling world, he knows how to rig things and uses this knowledge to make fake guns and vests which he can choose either to give to a player each night. He serves as the game’s Fabricator.

Ellis:
Before the apocalypse took place, Ellis was a mechanic. His daily life consisted of working on cars, spilling oil and cleaning it up again, and working on other vehicles. He can’t exactly work on cars in this environment, so he uses his cleaning ability to clear up any blood that spills. He serves as the game’s Janitor, and can clean up the “evidence” of a body once per game. This will prevent that player’s role and alignment being revealed upon their death.

Zoey:
A self-proclaimed “Zombie Expert”. Name any horror or zombie movie you’d like, even the most obscure ones, and Zoey will say she’s watched it. Before the apocalypse took place, she was a college student who sat and watched horror movies when she should have been studying. She’s seen zombie movies too many times to count, which means she’s able to perfectly mimic them. Upon her death, she will be revealed as the role of the last person she visited. She serves as the game’s Actress.

Coach:
Coach was a teacher before the apocalypse started, except a knee injury put a stop to his career. Nowadays, he tests his aim and regularly uses a gun. At any point during the game, he can snipe someone from far away which instantly kills them. His identity does not get revealed upon shooting. He serves as the game’s Sniper.
 

1] The Reborn Forum rules apply here.

2] Player discussion is to be kept in the thread; mandated private chats may also be utilised. Talking about the game in anywhere but the thread is not allowed.

3] The day phase lasts for 48 real hours, and players are required to make at least 2 posts and vote each day phase. Failure to meet any requirements for 2 day phases, consecutive or otherwise, will result in replacement or mod intervention.

4] Please use [Eliminate] Player Name (or any similar format) to vote for a lynch. Make my life easier and place them in bold, otherwise I may miss them. You are required to vote every day, and the person with the most votes will get lynched.
     4a] In the event of a tie, RNG gets to decide the victim.

5] The night phase lasts for 24 real hours. The thread is considered “locked” and players cannot comment during this time. Violating this rule once results in a warning, and you will be disqualified if you do so a second time. No exceptions.

6] Sharing role PMs or any game-breaking information -- via screenshots, verbatim/copying, or any other form -- to other players is not permitted. Consequences will be given to violators.

7] If you are eliminated, either by being killed or lynched, you are allowed to have one final post. This post is not to include any game breaking information or anything that may give an unfair advantage to a faction.

8] All actions, day or night, are to be sent in your individual channels in the server, however you can also DM them to me if that is easier for you.
     8a] Please let me know if you wish to abstain from using your action. If you do not submit an action, I will assume that you are abstaining - however, this will go down as inactivity.

9] Try not to edit your posts. Minor corrections are fine, however new additions should be made in a separate post.

10] Respect the host and other players. Have fun!

Discord server invite: https://discord.gg/24QgVfr (If the invite has expired, let me know.) 

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority or Town, who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, and the Informed Minority or Mafia, who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill.
 
At the beginning of the game, players receive their role and alignment.
 
There are two major phases in a Mafia game:
 
(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours , players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated. 
 
(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.
 
The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition.

A tall, elderly human sporting a long grey beard and holding a wooden staff bends forward to enter his halfling friend’s home. Immediately, the cozy warmth of the diminutive house surrounds him, and he lets out a relieved sigh… quickly followed by a series of swears as he accidentally bonks his head against the ceiling.

From the kitchen, someone beckons: “Gandiet? Is that you?” The voice belongs to a likewise elderly halfling, who hurries to greet his guest. “Ah, it’s so good to see you again!”

“Bilbok Teabaggins, old friend! It’s been too long indeed.” The two affectionately hug each other. A series of quick steps are heard, and they are soon surrounded by three little halfling children who all yap excitedly. “Uncle Gandiet!” “Uncle! Uncle!” “I missed you, Uncle!”

“Ho ho ho! Well, I for one didn’t really miss you little… kids, but I’m happy to see you nonetheless.”

Bilbok and the three little halflings guide Gandiet to the living room, where a comfortable armchair seems to be waiting just for him by the hearth. “I’m going to make some tea for everyone”, says the older halfling, who leaves Gandiet with the children.

“Uncle! It’s been so long! Tell us a story!” “Yeah Uncle, a story!” “You must have heard a lot during your travels!”

The old man leans back in the armchair and strokes his beard pensively. “A story, hm… Oh, I know! Let me tell you about your missing little brother. See, there were four of you originally, but the youngest one was really annoying, so one day I shanked the little bi— “

“GANDIET, NO!” Bilbok’s voice booms angrily from the kitchen.

“Alright, alright, fine! I’ll tell you a real story. It all began long, long ago, in the peaceful mountain hamlet of Sunnyvale. Sunnyvale was a wealthy little town, known for its gold and silver mines. Everyone was happy there, until one day, a party of greedy adventurers infiltrated the town, guided by a mischievous entity called the Dungeon Master…”

The Town: The uninformed majority. Residents of the lovely mountain hamlet of Sunnyvale, these NPCs only wish to live in peace. Alas, their tranquility was disturbed by the arrival of an adventuring party, eager to kill mobs and unearth treasures. The Town wins when all threats to their village have been eradicated.

The Mafia: The informed minority. A party of morally dubious adventurers going on a quest to find all the gold and treasures Sunnyvale has to offer. They aren’t welcome in the village however, and they will have to get rid of its denizens before proceeding. The Mafia wins when they equal or outnumber the other players

Third Party?: One or several may or may not be present in this game. They would have their own agenda and win condition.

In this set-up, roles aren't indicative of alignment. That's right, any role could be good or evil! It's all up to RNG. The only exceptions to this is are the Vanilla NPC, who is always Town, and another specific role with a set alignment.

All roles have a short description, which you can read below, a primary ability which is known only to whoever has the corresponding role, and a secret level-up feature. Read more on that feature below in the Rules section!

The Barbarian

Strong! Tough! Bare-chested! And very angry! That’s the Barbarian for you. They may not be the sharpest tool in the shed, but they’re resilient and pack a serious punch.

Undying Rage. Once in the game, you can rage during a night phase. When your rage is active, all kill attempts on you will fail, and anyone who visits you dies. Raging does not make you immune to other night actions, even if the visitor is killed by your rage.

Level up! Abs of Steel. You gain the benefits of an Armor, without wearing one. Like a regular Armor, this ability protects you only once.

The Bard

What’s a community without a Bard? These jacks of all trades can entertain as well as use magic to wiggle their way out of trouble. Careful not to let these charlatans deceive you!

Song of Dreams. You can visit any one player at night and sing a lullaby to them. The visited player is role-blocked and cannot perform any action that night. They can still be targeted by other actions.

Level up! Vicious Mockery. The Bard’s sharp tongue stings… quite literally. The second time you visit someone, you can choose to inflict the Wounded condition on top of the usual role-blocking effect.

The Cleric

Devoted to the worship of a (mostly) benevolent deity, this holy person has means of shielding their companions against the forces of darkness. Your local priest has never been so alluring.

Divine Protection. You can visit and protect any one player at night. This player cannot be harmed, but can still be targeted by other actions and perform their own action as usual, if they have any. In addition, your holy powers heal the Wounded condition.

Level up! Shield of Faith. Choose odd or even nights. On the chosen nights, you can protect two players instead of one. Both count as visits.

The Druid

Old, wise and resourceful are the Druids. Don’t let their peaceful demeanor fool you; they know much, and will not hesitate to use their wisdom to defeat those who trespass ancient sanctuaries.

Wisdom of the Ancients. The spirits of nature speak to you in your sleep, and reveal the role of a randomized player to you every night (but not the role’s description). Does not count as a visit.

Level up! Bestial Form. You are one with nature; your senses are honed and your inner beast awakens. You become immune to role-blocking and can tell if those who appear in your visions hold an item (but not what it is).

The Fighter

Some people do fancy sleight of hand tricks, others use magic, but the Fighter just swings a weapon fast and hard. Really fast, and really hard. That’s kinda hot though, isn’t it?

Compelled Duel. You can visit and attack any one player at night. Unless they benefit from some sort of protection, the visited player gains the Wounded condition. Additionally, you start with an Armor.

Level up! Battle Maneuver. When a Wounded player dies from this condition, you are immune to role-blocking and tracking the following night. That works even if the Wound wasn’t inflicted by you!

The Monk

The Monk is a spiritual combatant in touch with both the earthly and the divine, with great martial and mental capabilities. It is quite difficult to defeat a Monk who attained the pinnacle of enlightenment.

Spiritual Ascent. At any point in the game, you can choose to relinquish your physical body and permanently become Ethereal. An Ethereal Monk is immune to visiting actions until the end of the game; however, you can still be lynched/shot. You also lose your ability to vote (lynch and role disclosure). Your role is revealed to all as soon as you become Ethereal. If you are Wounded, this condition is cured as soon as you become Ethereal.

Level up! Tongue of the Sun and Moon. An Ethereal Monk regains the ability to vote, either to lynch or to disclose roles (player’s choice).

The Paladin

Our mandatory white knight is here, with a thirst for justice and the blessing of the gods on their side! Don’t think they have to play nice, though. Especially if you are a filthy heretic.

Oath of Justice. Once in the game, you can decide who is lynched at the end of the day, regardless of votes. Doing so reveals your identity to all at the conclusion of the day phase.

Level up! Fanatical Devotion. During a day phase, you can choose to pledge yourself to another player. Until the end of the game, all night actions aimed at this player are redirected to you instead, until either you or your target dies (whichever comes first).

The Ranger

This outlander is an expert at hunting down prey through the wilderness; they bring stealth and long range to the table. Maybe even some freshly killed game, when they feel generous enough to share.

Hunter’s Mark. You can hunt down any one player at night and know who this player visited. This action counts as a visit. Additionally, you start with a Bow. Using it does not count as a visit.

Level up! Perfect Shot. Your Bow bypasses Armor and similar effects.

The Rogue

Thievery, extorsion, murder… Rogues are infamous for their ability to remorselessly indulge in these prohibited activities. Regardless, not all rogues are evil! Almost all of them are edgy, though.

Sleight of Hand. You can visit any one player at night and attempt to steal an item from them. You are informed if your target does not have any items. You cannot target the same player twice in a row.

Level up! Uncanny Dodge. Your slippery nature lets you become immune to ranged weapons (Guns and Bows). Rigged weaponry still backfires on you when you use it.

The Sorcerer

It’s not easy being a Sorcerer. All these awesome magical powers that you sometimes have trouble controlling… oh well. They may not always be useful, but when they are, everyone else just needs to sit back and enjoy the show.

Wild Magic. You can conjure a storm of wild magic once in the game, during a night phase. All night actions that involve visiting another player are cancelled. All visitors and their targets are revealed. Their roles and the nature of their visits are not.

Level up! Power Surge. Two visitors revealed by Wild Magic (RNG’d) gain magical energy flowing through their bodies. Because of this, they are permanently visible at night and everyone will know who they visited come the morning. This effect is retroactive and applies even if Wild Magic was used before Power Surge becomes available.

The Warlock

Has selling your soul to Satan ever gone wrong? Nah, of course not. Warlocks would know if it was the case, because that’s how they got their powers. But what’s on the other end of that bargain…?

Profane Duty. You can name any one player at night, hoping to sacrifice them in the name of your patron. If this player is lynched on the following day, you gain immunity to all actions during the next night. This does not count as a visit.

Level up! Pact of the Blade. If you are visited while you benefit from the immunity granted by Profane Duty, the player who visits you gets Wounded.

The Wizard

You’re a Wizard, Larry. Wait, your name isn’t Larry? Whatever. Maybe you weren’t born with powers like this Sorcerer show-off, but you studied hard. Dumbledore beard not included in the package.

Divination Scheme. You start with two Arcane Focuses (crystal balls). You can choose to visit another player at night and give them an Arcane Focus. You cannot give out both Focuses on the same night, and you cannot give both to the same person.

Level up! Mage Hand. You can remotely take an already given Arcane Focus back from a player, and give it to someone else on the same night. This does not count as a visit.

The Blood Hunter

THIS is the edgiest class of all, and boy do they live up to their reputation. Nobody really likes them, but that’s alright, who needs friends anyway? Hunting monsters (and sometimes people) is cooler than being a goody good.

Vengeful Blade. You have the power to visit and kill another player at night. If you are mafia, you are obligated to perform the factional kill. If you die, the ability to kill is passed onto another mafia member of your choosing. This new killer must now perform the factional kill instead of their other night action, if they have any.

Level up! Sanguine Mastery. If you are inflicted the Wounded condition, visiting and killing another player automatically heals it.

The Artificer

This newcomer to Sunnyvale never fails to amaze villagers with their creations. They craft, improve and repair as easily as a fish swims, but that doesn’t mean their flashy trinkets can’t be dangerous.

Genius Tinker. You can give one item of your choice to another player at night. If you are town, you can give away Guns and Armors. If you are mafia, you can give away Fake Guns and Fake Armors. You cannot give an item to the same player twice. You cannot give an item to yourself.

Level up! Omnipotent Crafting. You gain the ability to give both real and fake items, regardless of your alignment.

The Vanilla NPC (1-3 players)

Well yes, some people living in Sunnyvale don’t do anything special, and you just happen to be one of them. Bummer. But hey, you might still have potential if you try really hard!

Peaceful Existence. You are always town and have no special powers (but you can still receive and use items). A maximum of 3 Vanilla NPCs exist in the game.

Level up! Jack of (some) trades. At night, you can choose to receive the role of an eliminated player (but without access to its level up feature). Everyone is informed that a Vanilla NPC became [role] the following morning. Can be used only once. Cannot be used to become Dungeon Master. If several Vanilla NPCs attempt to claim the same role on the same night, their actions fail and cannot be used again.

The Dungeon Master

The entity who guided the adventurers here, pulling the strings from behind the scenes. Watching others struggling seems to amuse them, but what do they really want…?

Master of the Game. You are part of the mafia chat and count towards mafia numbers, but your alignment is Third Party. Additionally, you know the roles of the other members of the mafia (but not the roles’ descriptions). The other members of the mafia do not know who the DM is. You win if you are alive when the mafia equals or outnumbers the remaining town players. When the DM wins, everyone else automatically loses.

Level up! Metagaming. The DM knows the role descriptions of all mafia members, including level-up features.

Some roles can give or receive items. There are a few different ones in this set-up; here are their descriptions.

Armor: Protects against one attack. Breaks after use. Does not protect against lynches.

Fake Armor: Does not do anything. Appears as an Armor to the recipient.

Gun: Can be used to kill another player during the day. Always reveals the shooter. Breaks after use.

Fake Gun: Backfires and kills the user. Breaks after use. Appears as a Gun to the recipient.

Bow: Can be used at night, instead of another action, to inflict the Wounded condition to another player. Does not reveal the shooter. Breaks after two uses.

Arcane Focus: If a player holding an Arcane Focus dies, the Arcane Focus breaks and reveals the last person who visited them as well as their role’s name.

01. Everyone must post at least twice a day, and vote to kill someone. Lynching must be done in the format: [Eliminate] Player. It is optional on D1, mandatory after.

02. Failure to post twice or to lynch results in a warning. Accumulating 3 warnings results in immediate modkill!
03. If you have a night action, please submit in your individual server channel. Failure to do so will be treated as abstaining.
04. Every day, the most voted person gets lynched. In case of a tie, I'll RNG the unfortunate victim.
05. Roles and alignments are revealed upon death.
06. Don't forget to join the discord server! The link is at the bottom of this post. If for whatever reason it doesn't work, send me a DM.

Special Rule! Role Disclosure & Level-up

If you read the Roles section, you must have noticed two things: abilities are hidden, and I mentioned that every role has a secret level-up feature, which is essentially a secondary ability.

Every day, players can vote to reveal a role’s description on top of the usual vote to lynch someone. Voting to reveal a role is optional and must be done in the format: [Reveal] Role. In case of a tie, nothing is revealed. If less than half of the living players (rounded up) vote, nothing is revealed.

Additionally, a role that is revealed that way grants its level-up feature to whoever has the role. Think twice before deciding who gets more power!

Special Rule! Wounded condition

In this set-up, some roles and items can inflict the Wounded condition to other players. A Wounded player bleeds out and dies a full day-night cycle after being wounded (for instance, a player wounded on Night 1 will die at the end of Night 2), unless they are healed by a certain role. Wounds do not stack; a Wounded player cannot receive more wounds nor die faster from them. They can still die through other means, such as lynches and night kills.

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, the Informed Minority who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill.
Here we don't have any Informed Minority. There are evil parties that win alone, or along other evil parties. 
 
At the beginning of the game, players receive a PM or a DM with their role and alignment.
 
There are two major phases in a Mafia game:
 
(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasts 48 hours
Players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Evils slowly while Evils have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated. 
 
(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasts 24 hours
The thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.

The game continues until win-cons have been met.

They used to tell us the story of the clown. Pennywise. The one who was famished and feasted on children.

I used to listen to that story from my grandma. My mother always reassured me it was supposed to make me eat my own food, otherwise... it would eat me.
Grandma tried to tell me the stories were real, but nobody took her seriously. She would speak of witches, arsonists, nightly beasts and of course... the clown.
She would tell us the story of Willie, the man who wanted to know everything about everyone. Whenever he dug up the truth about someone, primal instincts led him to devour them.
She also told us the story of Jackson, the mad man. The one who wanted to kill himself but didn't have the guts to do so. So he tried to convince the others to kill him. But to no avail.
Because the citizens of Derry are good, and polite, and nice. Because we love each other.
But then, she told me the story of Morgan, the jailor, who kept people in his dungeons every night. She told me Morgan has killed people. 
That's not someone from Derry would do! That's what I always told myself, but always knew I was simply entertaining comforting thoughts.
There were other stories as well. That of a tailor, and that of a religious fanatic; both uncertain if they wish to do good, or evil. Both... seemingly out of this world.

And of course, she never forgot the clown...
She claimed to have been visited by the clown before. To have seen him, as a child. She claims all her friends either left or disappeared, but the clown is still in Derry.
I guess... I only have to find out if any of these legends are true.
After all, 27 years have been completed.

TOWN ROLES
The members of the town must work together if they wish to defeat the evils that have sprouted inside our noble city.

01. Jailor
Every day, he picks a target to jail during the following night. The jailed person cannot perform their Night Action or be visited. They share a chat with each other.
The Jailor may execute up to 3 people. If, however, they execute a town, they can execute no more. If they jail the Serial Killer but not execute them, the jailor dies.

02. Doctor
Visits a person each night and protects from hostile attacks. May choose to protect themselves once per game

03. Sheriff
Checks their target and sees if they're town or not. There are a few different sheriffs that might appear.
a) Educated Sheriff: Town appears Town, Evil appears Evil
b) Paranoid Sheriff: Everyone appears Evil
c) Naive Sheriff: Everyone appears Town
d) Chaotic Sheriff: Town appears Evil, Evil appears Town

04. Investigator
Checks their target for their role and receives 3 possible results. The results are in set trios (thus not RNG'd)

05. Vigilante
They choose a target to kill each night. If they are forced by the witch to kill town, they commit suicide. Otherwise they are fine.

06. Medium
Each night, they talk to the dead. After the medium dies, they can seanse once per game.
Seanse: The dead medium picks a target during the day, and may talk to them during the following night. 

07. Stalker
You visit a player's house and find out who else was there.
At the beginning of the next day phase, you get a full report of who visited, and in which order. 

08. Bulletproof
They wear a vest, which is essentially an extra life.

09. Psychiatrist
If they visit a person afflicted with the clown curse, the person's madness disappears

10. Shaman
Each night they visit someone. If they die, the role of the last person visited will be revealed to all.

11. Transporter
They pick 2 people (A and B). All night actions aimed at one of them, are directed towards the other.
Can't affect the Jailor, Yellow Press and Dead-Medium visits, as these picks happen during the day.

12. Mayor
Their vote counts for 2.
Once per game, they may reveal themselves. After that, their vote counts for 3.
After the reveal, the Mayor cannot be protected by the Doctor or the Stalker.

13. Sabbat
This mysterious person can visit people during the night. Depending on the role of their targets, various things may happen.
Some visits are beneficial, others... detrimental. Only the Sabbat knows what the visits might do, and the Sabbat does not say.

14. Yellow Press
Each day they pick someone to share a chat with during the night.  The person chosen must be disclosed to me during the day, so I can create the chat.
After their death, a number of Yellow Pages is thrown to the public. That's the number of Evil Roles the Yellow Press had had chats with.

EVIL ROLES
These, however, work alone. They are... creatures of the night. They try to blend in with us, but they are nothing like us. 

01. Witch
Forces "person A" to target "person B" each night. They can force them to target themselves.
Wins with another Evil Role. Does not win alone.

02. Arsonist
Every night he picks someone to douse, or stay at home and play with his lighter. If he stays at home, all doused targets are burned. Nothing can save them.
The people killed by the Arsonist will be burnt beyond recognition. Their roles won't be revealed.
Wins alone or with Witch.

03. Serial Killer
Boy with a knife. Each night they can pick a target and kill them.
Wins alone or with Witch.
 
04. Jester
They win by getting hung. After getting hung, they may choose 1 person to haunt.  Said person will abruptly die in the middle of the following day.
Wins alone.

05. Willie E. Coyote
They may guess the role of a person. Each time they guess correctly, they receive a gun. Each time they guess wrong, they receive a fake gun. The fake gun kills the user.
The Coyote must discard the previous gun, if they get a new one. The guns can only be used during the day. They do not reveal the shooter.
Wins alone.

06. Tailor
Creates suits for people. Each night, they give away a different suit. They can only give each suit once. They can, however, pick which suit to give.
What kind of suits? Only the Tailor knows, and the Tailor doesn't say.
Wins if they survive to give away all the suits.

07. Clown
Everyone who visits the clown becomes crazy. They are given a curse. 
The person afflicted by the curse can still vote to eliminate. Their vote is disclosed to me in secret.
The clown cannot be directly attacked by a crazy person.
Wins Alone or with Witch.

01. Everyone must post twice a day, and submit an elimination vote.
02. Failure to do so results in a warning. Failure to do so twice, results in immediate modkill.
03. If you have a Night Action, you can decide to abstain. Failure to submit a NA will be received as an abstain.
04. The most voted person is lynched. 
05. In case of a tie, RNG will decide who is lynched.
06. Upon death, role is revealed, unless burnt by Arsonist.
07. Town wins when all evils are exterminated. If the witch is the only one to survive, she commits suicide.
08. Every Evil Role has their own win-con.
09. Join the Discord server. https://discord.gg/VFQHtGg If the link is no longer working, send me a dm.
10. Failure to have fun will result in my puppy missing a walk.

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority [Know here as the Spotless], who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, the Informed Minority [Known here as the Blackened, who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill.
 
At the beginning of the game, players receive a PM or a DM with their role and alignment.
 
There are two major phases in a Mafia game:
 
(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours , players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia slowly while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated. 
 
(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.
 
The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition

The town of Crookshead was a sleepy one. It was located just off a marsh, resting atop a little hill that was cramped with the amount of people living in it. By all accounts, the town was prospering and flourishing. This was partly due to the increasingly unhealthy competition between four store owners, and unrest was rising further  by way of a recent string of crimes that had no apparent culprit. The townsfolk were getting nervous, things were getting out of hand.

The Townsfolk: This is the uninformed majority. They need the Culprits and the Mutineer dead to win. 

The Culprits: This is the informed minority. They win when they equal the total number of players alive in the game.

Third Parties: They have their own win conditions

Town roles:

Cop

Doctor

Nurse

Hunter

Turncoat

Virgin 

-Hunter or Cop gets a gun if Virgin dies

Mafia Roles

Medusa

Unknown Role

Unknown Role

Unknown Role

Third party roles

Rival

Rival

Rival

Rival 

Guardian Angel

Mutineer

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority [Town], who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, and the Informed Minority [Mafia], who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill.

At the beginning of the game, players receive a PM or a DM (in some cases) with their role and alignment.
 
There are two major phases in a Mafia game:
 
(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours , players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behavior of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia slowly while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated. (Or in this case, executed.)
 
(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.
 
The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition or unless it is no longer possible.

(1) The Reborn Forum rules apply here.

(2) All Player Discussion must be kept in the thread; mandated special private chats may also be utilized. Other forms of contact outside of these such as Private Chats without the Host’s permission, IRL contact, and other methods are not allowed.

(3) Day Phase lasts for 48 hours. Players must make at least 2 posts and vote per day phase. Failure to meet this requirement for two day phases (even non consecutive) will result in replacement or mod intervention.
 
(4) Voting is done in the format: [Execute] Player Name or in similar formats. Changing of votes may be done in this format: [Unvote] Player Name. All votes must be placed in bold or they are not counted. In the case of a tie in votes, both persons will be lynched.
 
(5) Night Phase lasts for 24 hours. Players are not allowed to comment in the thread. Violation of this rule will result in warning (1st offence) and disqualification (2nd offence).
 
(6) Sharing of Role PMs – through screenshots, verbatim copying, or other forms – to other players is illegal. Consequences will be given to violators.
 
(7) Actions – day or night – should be sent to me via PM (Forums) or DM (Discord).
 
(8) Editing of posts is discouraged. If you have minor corrections, you may do so, but if you wish to have additions, you must make a new post or quote your previous post if you wish to highlight the addition.
 
(9) Respect the host and other players!

(10) Have fun or else.

In Cult Wars, there are 2 Mafia-esque groups called The Cults. Each Cult will try to recruit other players to increase their numbers while trying to destroy the opposing Cult. The Town is trying to kill off both Cults.

Recruitment rules are covered under Cult Leader.

Each Cult starts the game with the same 3 roles (Watcher, Spy, Leader). Both Cults act at the same time at Night.

There are no Third (Fourth?) Parties. Only 2 Cults and the Town.

Win Conditions:

• Town wins when both Cults are destroyed.

• Cults have 2 requirements to win. First, they must destroy the opposing Cult. Second, they must make up at least 50% of the remaining living players.

Cult Leader (x2)

I am His voice. My children, His hands. Together, we are His embrace.

- When you die, everyone in your Cult dies (unless you have an Apprentice).

- Once per Night, you may do one of the following actions:

• Visit another player and Recruit them. This fails if they are from the opposing Cult, or if both Leaders try to Recruit the same person.
  • Recruiting a player removes their Role and makes them a Vanilla Cultist.
• Promote one of your fellow Cultists into either an Assassin or an Apprentice. You can only have one of each of these at a time.

Cult Assassin

My god has deemed you worthy enough to die for Him. Be grateful.

- This role does not appear in setup. It can only be created by the Cult Leader.

- Visit a player and kill them. You cannot attack the same phase you are promoted.

Cult Apprentice

I will not let His teachings go to waste. The heretics will be believers soon enough.

- This role does not appear in setup. It can only be created by the Cult Leader.

- When the Cult Leader dies, you become the new Cult Leader.

Cult Watcher (x2)

I am His eyes. I see as He does.

- You may visit a player and learn who visited them this night, and in which order.

Cult Spy (x2)

I am His ears. Every soul whispers its secrets aloud. I listen.

- Visit a player and learn their role.

Cop

Name, licence, credit card number, and social security please.

- Visit a player and learn their role.

Vigilante

Muckle darmed cultists! 'Ere ye namblies keepin' me wee men?

- Visit a player and kill them.

Mayor

Not in MY town. I bought it fair and square!

- Your vote counts as 2. If there is a tie in votes, you can decide the outcome (including neither or both)

Doctor

You signed the wavers, yes? No? Doesn't matter.

- Visit a player and protect them from death that Night. You can protect yourself.

Celebrity

Love me, hate me, all that matters is that everybody knows me.

- Everyone knows you are the Celebrity at the start of the game.

- If you are converted, it is not made public. If you are investigated, they will know if you've been converted or not.

Mason

Don't mind me, just laying bricks and uncovering cult conspiracies.

- Visit a player and protect them from being converted.

- If you visit a Cultist, they are roleblocked instead. You are not informed of this.

Drunk

Heeeeey, yer wunna dem... hurk... culdist, ain'tcha?

- Visit a player and roleblock them.

Granny

Aw, hello, little Jimmy! Did you come to give your grandma a hug?

- Kill anyone that visits you at Night.

- You cannot be converted. You can be killed.

Dreamer

I just had the weirdest dream. Something to do with a whale and a bowl of petunias.

- At the start of each Day, you receive a dream of 3 random players. At least one of them is a Cultist.

- Fails if you were visited the Night before.

Lovers (x2)

As long as we're together, nothing can stop us!

- Visit a player each Night, looking for the other Lover. When either Lover visits the other, they form a private chat and stop visiting.

- Once they've found each other, they are immune to being converted. If either dies, the other dies.

Trapper

They'll never see it coming!

- Place a Trap on any player each Night. The next person to visit that player tonight gets killed.

Role Priority:

- Drunk / Mason / Trapper

- Cult Spy / Cop / Doctor

- Cult Assassin / Vigilante

- Lovers

- Cult Leader

- Cult Watcher

1. You will only be told your alignment and if you can visit
2. Certain system messages you might usually see will not be able to be sent to you due to the blackouts
3. Only roles are revealed upon deaths

Mafia is a social deduction game which requires analyzing, cooperation, and looking through lies. There are two main factions in a mafia game: the Uninformed Majority [Town], who have to find others of their kind while hunting for the mafia, and the Informed Minority [Mafia], who have a private chat and plan there on how they should trick the town and whom they should kill. There may also be Third Party or Independent roles, which have different agendas and win conditions.

At the beginning of the game, players receive a PM with their role and alignment.

There are two major phases in a Mafia game:

(1) The Day Phase – Typically lasting 48 hours, players use this opportunity to discuss about several things, which may include the outcome of the previous phases, behaviour of players, and flow of the game; the ultimate goal in the day phase is for the Town players to find the Mafia slowly while Mafia players have to blend in carefully. Before the day ends, players must vote for a player whom they want to be eliminated on grounds of suspicion and the player receiving the most votes will be eliminated.

(2) The Night Phase – Typically lasting 24 hours, the thread is considered “locked” at this point and players may not comment at all. Instead, players with night actions, special abilities related to their role, may use these to aid their faction. The Mafia also discusses in the private chat on whom to dispose of.

The game continues until one of the major factions attains their win condition or unless it is no longer possible.

• The Reborn Forum rules apply here.
• Once the game starts, a link to a discord server will be provided. There, you will have individual channels where you can submit your night actions or queries, and perhaps some other group chats...
• All Player Discussion must be kept on the thread, unless you are part of a group chat provided by me in the discord server. Other forms of contact to discuss game-related stuff outside the game are not allowed.
• Day Phase lasts for 48 hours, Night Phase lasts for 24 hours. Players may only post in this thread during the Day Phase. Night Phase will commence with a post (mine) stating that the sun has set. Approximately, the phases will change at about 6 pm GMT+1, so plan accordingly. If you fail to submit your Night Action before the phase ends, I will assume you have abstained.
• See ‘Specific rules’ for details on the voting system.
• Sharing of Role PMs or other messages (through screenshots, etc.) is not allowed. You can roleclaim and/or transcript all you want, though!
• Double posting is preferred upon editing, unless they are minor corrections.
• Killed players may have a dead post that will not disclose any relevant information.
• Respect the other players and have fun!!!

A year had passed since the catastrophe. There had been no survivors, but rumour had it that some careless treasure hunters had unleashed a monster that had annihilated all the members of the town, only to disappear into thin air a few days later. Since then, many thugs and ruffians had flocked to the place on which the town once stood, in hopes that they would finally find the treasure hidden deep within the neighbouring ancient ruins. These new settlers founded a new town, which they called “New Town” in an unparalleled display of imagination and creativity. Law didn’t exist in New Town, and most of the people with respectable jobs such as policemen or doctors would never dare to get less than a mile close to the town. Yet, apart from the usual one or two daily murders, the town was relatively peaceful and quiet thanks to the Worshippers of the Sun and the Moon, who guarded the ruins during the day and night respectively, trying to decipher its secrets. Or it was so, until the fire nation attacked. I mean, until a bunch of new miscreants arrived. They were not only wicked, despicable, heinous, greedy and repulsive, but more wicked, more despicable, more heinous, greedier and more repulsive than the regional mean values. So there’s that. And town thought: “Hey, we gotta kill them. For the lols.”, but somebody replied “Okay but we’d better be organised. Shouldn’t we pick a Mayor?”. “Okay, we had been perfectly fine without a Mayor but well, we gotta embrace democracy at some point, right?”. And then, just like that, they decided they wanted a Mayor for New Town. And so Day 1 starts.

The regular bad people (Town, uninformed majority): they want to kill the newcomers that are plotting to destroy the town. They win when all the members of the Mafia and Third Parties (except the Mayor) have been eliminated.

The bad bad people (Mafia, informed minority): their objective is to take over the town and steal all the goods from the ruins. They win when they achieve an absolute majority, that is, more than half of the players alive at that moment.

The Third Parties: they have their own win conditions.

Town Roles:

• The Arms Trafficker
• The Retired Tailor
• The Well Digger
• The Fighter
• The Erudite
• The Bartender
• The Orator
• The Mirror Maker
• The Hangman
• The Despot
• The Clockmaker
• The Juggler
• The Priest
• The Sun Worshipper
• The Moon Worshipper
• The Vanilla Townie

Mafia Roles:

• The Briber
• The Immolator: Once in the game, at night, the Immolator will randomly (RNG’d) pick a private chat (not including the Mafia’s), and explode, killing themselves and everybody in that chat. The chat might be an individual chat or a group chat. The mafia cannot perform their factional kill that night. This action does not count as a visit and it is unavoidable unless the Immolator is killed before carrying out the action.
• The Piercer
• The Puppetmaster: Every night, the Puppetmaster may pick a player. That player cannot freely post on the thread. Instead, the Puppetmaster will send to the GM all the messages the target must post on the thread. All the messages must end with an emoji. The only thing that the target may freely post is their vote (without any other text). The Puppetmaster cannot pick the same player twice in a row.
• The Swindler: Each day, the Swindler may post as many anonymous messages on the thread as they wish. Those messages, however, can only contain CONSONANTS and spaces. This action does not count as a visit.

Other Roles:

• The Mayor - The Mayor will be elected in Day 1 (see 'Specific Rules' below), and the person holding the title will be publicly announced. The Mayor preserves their original alignment, goal and role, which may be Town, Mafia or Third Party. However, they will appear as Third Party in most means of investigation. Their vote counts as 2 and, if there is a tie in a lynch, the Mayor decides who to kill and who to save. If the Mayor dies, they will arbitrarily pass the Mayor role to somebody else. If the Mayor cannot decide who to save (because they are affected by some other role), no-one will be lynched in the case of a tie. [You cannot cast Disclosing Votes for this role].

• Should there be more players than roles planned, the remaining people will get a Vanilla Townie role, with no particular ability. If there are less players than roles available, necessary adjustments will be made.
• In this game, there are three types of votes. Mayor Election Votes, Role Disclosing Votes and Lynch Votes. All kinds of votes must be cast in bold. Please, try to stick to the format set for each vote, if not I'm gonna go crazy!
• The game will start in Day 1, the election day. No lynch will occur, only the Mayor Election. Players must use the following format to choose their Mayor: [Vote] Player or [Unvote] Player. Abstaining is allowed. The winner will become the Mayor, preserving their initial role (if there's a tie, no-one will become Mayor). The Mayor's vote will count double.
• Role Disclosing Votes may be cast every day along with Mayor Election Votes or Lynch Votes. They will follow the format: [Disclose] Role name or [Cancel] Role name. Information of actions and particularities of the most voted role will be revealed in the next morning. Once the basic information has been exposed, the role may be voted again (on a different day) to uncover the conditions to unlock the secret ability for each role. Abstaining is allowed. If there's a tie, no info will be disclosed.
• Lynch Votes may be cast from Day 2 on. They will follow the format: [Eliminate] Player or [Unvote] Player. Abstaining is NOT allowed. The person with most Lynch Votes will be killed at the beginning of the night phase.
• Players must cast a Lynch Vote and should post at least 2 messages each day. Ignoring any of the two rules once or twice will result in a warning. Ignoring them again will result in modkill or substitution of the player.
• In general, anyone can abstain from performing their night action or from visiting. If you wish to abstain, please tell me it asap in order to manage NAs more efficiently.
• When dead, only the alignment of the player will appear.
• All the roles possess a special, hidden ability that may be unlocked if they perform a certain, secret action (usually it’s to target a specific role with their ability, or being targeted by a specific role). They will be informed if they happen to fulfil that condition.
• The items that may appear in this game are: Gun, Shotgun, Vest, Bomb, Camera, Fireworks, Radio and Polygraph. Their owner will know how to use them.
• There are other events that are story-dependent, and may be unlocked if you all perform a certain combination of actions.
• Remember: sometimes, one has to join forces with the enemy to defeat a bigger threat. But I'm sure you already know that.