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VILLAGE ROLES
- Villager: "Vanilla" villager, has no special role or nightly activities. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Doctor: Can choose to protect one person every night. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Cop: Can choose to investigate one person every night. Every morning after selecting someone, the cop will be given a report-- whether someone is Villager or Mafia. Will not receive a report if they are visited by the Drunk or the Hooker.
- Drunk: Can choose to visit one person every night. When a drunk visits someone, their nightly activities are cancelled. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Jailer: Can choose to take one person into custody every night, but only if no one is lynched on that day. Nightly activities for that one person are cancelled, and the Jailer can interrogate the jailed person. Jailer is anonymous to the jailed person. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Granny: Has no special role or nightly activity. Anyone who visits the granny will be killed. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops (but the cops die when they visit the granny).
- Gunsmith: Chooses to give one person a gun every night. Cannot use their own guns. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Miller: Has no special role or nightly activity. Villager-sided, but will appear as Mafia when inspected by cops.
- Lightkeeper: Has no special role or nightly activity. When killed, the entire town will be dark-- and anonymous-- for one day.
- Virgin: Has no special role or nightly activity. When lynched, there will be no deaths that night. Will turn into a normal Villager if visited by the Hooker.
- Hunter: Has no special role or nightly activity. When lynched, the Hunter may choose to shoot one person.

MAFIA ROLES
- Mafia: "Vanilla" mafia, has no special roles or nightly activities outside of choosing to kill someone in the general mafia meeting. Appears as Mafia when inspected by cops.
- Hooker: Can choose to visit one person every night. When a hooker visits someone, their nightly activities are cancelled. Appears as Mafia when inspected by cops.
- Silencer: Can choose to silence one person every night. Silenced person cannot speak for the entirety of the next day. Appears as Mafia when inspected by cops.
- Fiddler: Can choose to fiddle one person every night. Fiddled person cannot HEAR for the entirety of the next day. Appears as Mafia when inspected by cops.
- Janitor: Can choose to visit one person at night ONCE. Will discover their role, and no one else will know of that role, so the Janitor can impersonate that person's role. Appears as Mafia when inspected by cops.
- Driver: Can choose to drive around two people every night. Any actions that both people were to receive are switched. Example: Bob is the driver. He chooses to drive around Amy and Samantha. Amy was supposed to receive a gun, but Samantha got the gun instead. The Doctor chose to protect Samantha, but Amy was protected instead.
- Framer: Can choose one Villager and frame them every night. When cops inspect the framed Villager, they will find them to be Mafia in their report.
- Lawyer: Can choose one Mafia every night. When cops inspect the chosen Mafia, they will find them to be Villager in their report.

THIRD PARTY ROLES
- Killer: MUST kill one person every night. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Fool: Has no special role or nightly activities. Wins if they are lynched. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.
- Cultist: Chooses one person every night to convert, and converted players join the Cultist in nightly meetings. Wins if everyone in the village converts. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops. When the Head Cultist (original Cultist) dies, all Cultists die.
- Amnesiac: Goes into the graveyard once, and chooses to take on a role from the dead. Example: Julie, the Gunsmith, dies Night 1. John is Amnesiac. He goes into the graveyard on Night 2 and takes Julie's role. John is now the Gunsmith.
- Admirer: Has no special role or nightly activities as long as the Killer is alive. When the Killer dies, Admirer will turn into a Copycat Killer. Appears as Villager when inspected by cops.

Edited 2013-01-30 02:12 (UTC)

- Guns: Guns come in the form of a NERF pistol (pretend it exists if it doesn't), and all guns contain only one bullet! You may shoot one person, but there's a 50/50 chance that you'll be caught.

Edited 2013-01-30 01:50 (UTC)

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[ SOPHIE
MARY
REJOICE
DRAGON
DEALER
FRAYED
CLOVER ]

I CHOOSE SOPHIE AND CLOVER!!

You're ushered into a small stall, and inside, you'll find hundreds of bottles that come in all shapes and sizes. Several team-colored bottles, labeled with the names of currently-living players, are the closest to you. While there is no place to sit, there is a nice rug that you may sit yourself on if you choose to do so.

You have a feeling that you are supposed to choose one of these bottles, or choose the white bottle with your name on the label. Upon selecting a bottle, you will find yourself completely intoxicated—and happy, as if you've just spent the night out with a friend, and you promptly fall asleep on the rug. If you choose the white bottle, however, you'll fall asleep intoxicated and feeling just a tad lonely.

You may also inspect the other bottles, and you may drink those too—but while these will actually get you drunk, you will not be able to sleep until you choose one of the colored bottles, and if you drink more than one bottle, you'll wake up with a severe headache.

You're ushered into a small stall, and inside is a room with racks and stacks of guns, guns and more guns. In the corner is a humble wooden desk, with a glass cover, and a multitude of glass cases on the desk itself. You find, inside the cases, team-colored guns and the names of currently-living player engraved on the handles.

You get the feeling that you are supposed to open one of these cases, or choose to pull down the hood of the desk and put the guns away entirely. Upon selecting a gun, you will find yourself a bit worried, but ultimately detached from the idea of a person now having a gun—business is business, after all, and with that, you find yourself sinking into the comfortable armchair that sits just a little ways from the desk, and drift to sleep.

If you decide to pull down the glass cover, then you will fall asleep feeling a bit short on cash—but ultimately, feeling just a little good about not making business with a potential killer. This town doesn't need any more crazies.

You're ushered into a medium-sized stall, and inside is a room that is divided by a glass wall. You see on one side—the side that you're on—has a desk and a chair which you may sit and idle at. On the other side, there is a chair, and if you chose to imprison someone in the day, you'll find your prisoner sitting, blindfolded and cuffed. A speaker is fitted into a small hole in the glass wall, and it is perfectly matched to fit your height. You may talk to the prisoner this way, and you know that the prisoner will not be able to identify you with voice alone—it will take verbal tics, cues and conversation for your prisoner to identify you.

On your side of the room, between the glass wall and the door, there are two large buttons. Above them are two labels; one reads KILL and the other reads RELEASE. A digital clock sits above these buttons, with a timer that starts from 10:00, and you know you'll have to finish the interrogation before the timer runs out. Upon pressing either of the buttons, the timer will freeze, and the glass will turn opaquely black, leaving you alone. Then, you will find yourself falling asleep—guilty if you've killed without knowing what role the other person had, but also equally guilty if you released a mafioso. If you released a person with an unknown role or one who claims to be village, you will fall asleep with an uneasy but satisfied heart; this goes for killing a known or claimed mafioso as well.

If you have no prisoner, you will find yourself in a room divided by opaque, black glass, leaving the other side of the room completely invisible. You may dig around in the drawers of your desk and find a few granola bars, but there is nothing, and you will soon find yourself falling asleep with a vague sense of apprehension.

You're ushered into a small stall, and inside is the metaphorical aftermath of a natural disaster. It looks as if a hurricane ripped through the office, leaving papers scattered on the floor and all over the desk in its wake. Two file cabinets, left untouched, sit behind the desk, where a lamp stands, light flickering. On the desk, there are several papers strewn about, each identical in layout: a name of a player in bold, team-colored letters at the top of the paper, and a mugshot of them at the side. While there is no chair in the room, there is a small sofa where you may sit upon that becomes apparent when the door closes behind you.

You have a feeling that you are supposed to choose one of these papers, and considering your role, you can infer that you'll be investigating them—or you can turn off the lamp. Upon selecting a person to investigate, you will find yourself exhausted—but with the sense of satisfaction, as if you've done your duty, and promptly fall asleep. When you wake up, you'll find yourself on the sofa, with the same paper in your hands; under the bolded name, new words will have appeared, with the night that you investigated this person and the verdict.

If you decide to turn off the lamp instead of choosing a paper, you will fall asleep, feeling well-rested but a bit disappointed in yourself for not sleuthing around.

You may attempt to snoop around and open the file cabinets, but the top two drawers of both cabinets are locked, and the bottom two of both cabinets are empty.

You're ushered into a small stall, and inside is a white-walled clinic with an almost overpowering stench of disinfectant. In the corner, there is a patient's cot, as well as medical cabinets filled with medicines and medical tools. On the desk, there are team-colored index cards with the phrase Patient Name on each of them; each card has the name of every currently-living player as of this night. There is no chair to sit upon, but you may sit on the patient's cot.

You have a feeling that you are supposed to choose one of these cards, or choose the white card, which has only this sentence scribbled onto it: Take a Break. Upon selecting a card, you will find yourself exhausted—but with the sense of satisfaction, as if you've done your duty, and promptly fall asleep on the patient's cot.

You may also inspect the medical cabinets, however you'll find them unopenable; the glass is unbreakable, as well. It seems their only purpose for being in the room is to be decorative eye candy.

You're ushered into a small stall, and the first thing you notice when you enter is that there's the smell of blood and metal everywhere. You see that, on the walls, there are mounted weapons, and on the ground, there's not a puddle or a river, but a lake of blood, and on the sole table, there are butchered pieces of meat—perhaps once human, perhaps not.

In one clear space of the wall, there are photographs tacked on, held up by knives. Each photograph shows a picture of the currently-living players, and you know that you'll have to take the knife off and stab one of these pictures to choose your victim. Unfortunately, you're unable to stop from choosing—the longer you wait, the more you avoid it, the more you'll find yourself with the urge to choose someone.

When you do select your victim, you'll feel a rush of excitement and adrenaline, and then ecstasy. You'll find that you aren't able to sleep for the rest of the night, but you don't need it anyway.

Instead of being ushered to any sort of stall, you're left alone in the town square—well, not completely alone. You're guided by the ghostly crowd to the center platform, where the dead reside. You may choose to take on the role of whoever is in the graveyard, although this may only happen once.

Hellion
Phoenix Wright
King
Cheshire
Lark
March
Jake
Swift
Ferril
Kit
Rue
Musica
Jade
Ginger
Apple
Coco
Caramel

Hellion
Phoenix Wright
King
Cheshire
Lark
March
Jake
Swift
Ferril
Kit
Rue
Musica
Jade
Ginger
Apple
Coco
Caramel

((ignore your character's name on this list!))

Edited 2013-01-30 01:30 (UTC)

Hellion
Phoenix Wright
King
Cheshire
Lark
March
Jake
Swift
Ferril
Kit
Rue
Musica
Jade
Ginger
Apple
Coco
Caramel

((ignore your character's name on this list!))

Edited 2013-01-30 01:30 (UTC)

Hellion
Phoenix Wright
King
Cheshire
Lark
March
Jake
Swift
Ferril
Kit
Rue
Musica
Jade
Ginger
Apple
Coco
Caramel

((ignore your character's name on this list!))

There are no dead people. You may find yourself falling asleep, until the sun peaks from the horizon and begins to rise.

[ You find a girl beyond the glass—it's Coco. ]

[GRUMP GRUMP GRUMP GRUMP.]

[voice coming from over the speaker]

So we can do this the easy way or the hard way.

Are you a Villager or a Mafioso?

Easy'll be my foot meeting your backside! Honestly! What kind of jerk puts a girl in handcuffs and a blindfold?!

[GRUMPS.]

And for your information, I'm a villager!

Jerk.

Hey, if it's to find out who's who...

Anyway, what's your proof of being a villager?

(no subject)

TABLE 1

ROLE EXPLANATION

ITEM EXPLANATION

NIGHTLY ACTIVITIES

example: BAKER

NIGHT 1 (list of people)

THIS WILL BE A SCREENED COMMENT

DRUNK

GUNSMITH

JAILER

COP

DOCTOR

KILLER

AMNESIAC

NIGHT 1

NIGHT 1

NIGHT 1

NIGHT 1

NIGHT 1

NIGHT 1

NIGHT 1

Re: NIGHT 1

Re: NIGHT 1

Re: NIGHT 1

Re: NIGHT 1