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✧˖° MAFIA GAME 140 - McHelpers ✧˖°

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Lore

McDooooooooo No matter the time or locale, our fries sizzle, our nuggets are crispy, and our McChickies melt your worries faster than a McFlurry does in the European summer sun. Business is booming. Customers are smiling. Everything is running exactly as Señor Ronald intended except for one tiny, completely catastrophic problem.

Burger Rat.

Those flame-grilling rodents have opened shop right next to our beloved Golden Arches. Worse yet, members of their Long Chicken Syndicate have been infiltrating our restaurant for weeks. They come disguised as customers. They pose as crew members. Some of them have even wormed their way into management. Management!! Do you have any idea what that does to our quarterly performance reports This is unacceptable. Those whopper-worshipping degenerates will not drag down our flawless McStandard of quality.

We must undertake McAction immediately. Starting today, your shift has changed. You're no longer just flipping burgers; you're hunting Burger King loyalists. Find them. Expose them. Eliminate them. Preferably off-site. HR insisted I add that last part. "Isn't that a little extreme?" No. "Above my pay grade?" Also no. STFU. You're on the clock, and if I have to spend one more day worrying about undercover BK employees contaminating my restaurant, I'm replacing the lot of you with self-order kiosks. Those BK rats claim they work for kings. But our Arches are the only crown this industry needs.

Now clock in. Your shift starts NOW.

Ground Rules

Spoiler: MH Mafia Game Rules

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General Guidelines
Welcome to MH Mafia! This document provides the rules and guidelines for Hosts and Players participating in mafia games. These rules are designed to ensure fairness, an enjoyable environment and outline the consequences for rule violations.

• The goal of this text is to provide a set of rules, guidelines and ideas that together are meant to preserve the peace and flow of both individual games and the complete set of games.
• Please respect the Host's directions while the game is ongoing. Players are expected to follow their instructions without exception, to preserve the peace and flow of the game.
• Mafia games are part of the larger MH community, and all MH guidelines, including staff authority, remain in effect
• Mafia is a game of accusation and deception that can sometimes become emotional. Despite this, we ask Players to remain respectful toward the Host(s) and fellow Players.
• Chronic misbehaviour, general unpleasantness, and disobedience (personal attacks, senseless spamming, harassment, etc.) have no place in these games. Griefing includes actions such as spamming, excessive rudeness, deliberately ruining the game, or intentionally derailing discussions.
• These actions are subject to host assessment and, accordingly, violations as outlined in the Violations section.

Game Proceedings

The Players

Factions and Win Conditions

• Players are assigned a role and allegiance at the start of the game by the Host. For information on how to join a game, check the Host(s) section.
• Town players (Townies) are the "uninformed majority" that must work to uncover Mafia players. If they eliminate all Mafia players, the Town wins. Each townie knows only their role and affiliation.
• Mafia players (Mafias) are the "informed minority" who know each other's roles and identities and secretly work together to eliminate Townies. If they can reduce the town's population until there are as many living Townsies as living Mafias, the Mafia wins.
• Third-party players (TPs) (e.g. Serial Killer, Shapeshifter, Santa, etc.) work similarly to the Mafia but have their own faction-specific rules and win conditions. If they are present in the game, both Townies and Mafias also need to eliminate all TPs to win.
• If multiple Non-town factions are present in a single game, they are treated as opposing teams and are not informed of the existence or identities of the other teams. Each Non-town faction needs to eliminate all rival Non-town faction teams to win, even if they reach parity with town.

Gameplay Phases

• Day Phase: All Players post publicly in the game thread, where they can each vote for which Player they want to be lynched at the end of the Day. Townies work together to try and lynch a suspected Non-town Player, while Non-town Players need to blend in to avoid getting lynched.
• Day Phases generally last 24 hours, but may be lengthened or shortened to accommodate the Host's time constraints and/or the (shrinking) Player base.
  • If a Player receives enough locked votes to ensure their lynch and every Player has posted at least once, the Host may choose to end the Day Phase prematurely (without awarding violations to any Player who had not yet voted).
• Night Phase: Town Players cannot discuss the game during this phase, but Mafia members can confer privately in their PM and/or in a Host-designated area (like a Discord room) and may choose a Player to kill.
• Night Phases generally last 12 hours, but may be lengthened or shortened as well.
• Lastly, the number of Mafia Members/Third Party Players depends on the number of participants (note this is an indication and may be deviated from based on the Host's discretion):
  • 7 - 10 = 2 Non-Towns
  • 11 - 13 = 3 Non-Towns
  • 14 - 17 = 4 Non-Towns
  • 18 - 20 = 5 Non-Towns
  • 21 - 24 = 6 Non-Towns
  • 25 - 27 = 7 Non-Towns
  • 28 - 31 = 8 Non-Towns
    etc.

Role Actions

• Players with Day actions may use them at any time of the Day Phase before the last hour. Unless specified otherwise in the role description, their effects are (considered) immediate, even if the Host posts the result at a later, still appropriate, moment. The Host processes them in the order received.
• Players with Night actions may use them at any time during the Night Phase, and before it is over, may change their mind as often as they like (the Host takes into account the most recent action sent).
• The order of effects for Night actions is decided by their Priority, with higher-priority actions being processed first. Conflicting actions of the same Priority are resolved via a coin flip.
• Players may submit Night actions in advance of the Night Phase as long as it is made clear which action they're using at what moment.
• Players failing to submit actions on time will forfeit the actions for that Phase.
  
  
• Find the full list of roles & priority bracket here
• Find the full list of role interactions here
• Find the full list of Player PM formats here
• Find the priority bracket of Role Actions here

Spoiler: NIGHT ACTION PRIORITY GROUPS

1. PRIORITY - "ROLE BLOCKING & more"

Prostitute
Troublemaker (PM'ing their action)
Mafia Escort (when blocking)

2. PRIORITY - "SAVING & INVESTIGATING" (& more)

Detective (all sanities)
Investigator
Spy (and Paranoid)
Psychiatrist
Mortician
Spirit Medium
Doctor (all sanities, Insane Doctor only when protecting)
Bodyguard
Hider
Bomb Defuser
Apprentice (both sanities)
Mafia Detective (when investigating)
Mafia Bomb Defuser (when defusing)
Mafia Doctor (when protecting)
Santa Claus
Shapeshifter
Sickly
Not Voter Disease

3. PRIORITY - "KILLING & RECRUITING & more"

Insane Doctor (when killing)
Vengeful Townie
Pirate
Necromancer (when Necromancing, but the taken role keeps its respective Priority)
Banshee (both killing at night and cursing)
Avenger (both killing and selecting)
Kamikaze Bomb
Mason Recruiter
Mafia Boss
Mafia Detective (when killing)
Mafia Janitor
Mafia Poisoner (both killing and poisoning)
Mafia Assassin
Mafia Mason
Strongman
Burden
Mafia Escort (when killing)
Unskilled Mafia
Mafia Pirate
Mafia Bomb
Mafia Apprentice
Mafia Doctor (when killing)
Mafia Noble
Mafia Robber
Serial Killer
Mentor (both killing and recruiting)
Mentee
Hot Potato

Posting

• Each Player must post at least five (5) times per Day Phase. The Host may choose to warn the Player if they meet the threshold, but the posts are not substantive.
• Merged posts count as a single post; the Host looks at the post count function of the thread to determine this

Failure to post, or commit any other kind of Rule Break, is subject to violations as outlined in the Bad Behaviour section.

Similarly, griefing, or deliberately committing game-disruptive behaviour, is considered a separate offence and warrants warnings and violations on its merit, detailed in the Bad Behaviour section.

Voting

• Each Player must place at least 1 vote during the Day Phase.
• You can only vote for one person at a time and cannot vote for yourself.
• You may not take back a vote, even if placed by mistake. You are not allowed to edit your vote text.
• A first vote is considered a regular vote. A second vote is a locked vote, which carries more weight than a regular vote in case of a tie.
  • Example: Player A has two regular votes, Player B has one regular vote and one locked vote. Between the two, Player B would die.
• Players may change their vote once. The second vote is considered a "lock" and cannot be changed.
• To vote, Players must bold their votes and use the format: votekill [Player Name] or votelock [Player Name]. Typing it this way ensures the host can easily find votes on every page of text.
• If a Player receives enough locked votes to ensure their lynch and every Player has posted at least once, the Host may choose to end the Day Phase prematurely (without awarding violations to any Player who had not yet voted).

Failure to vote is subject to violations as outlined in the Bad Behaviour section.

Lynching

• The Player with the most votes at the end of the Day Phase is lynched, and their role is revealed.
• In case of a tie, the Player with more locked votes is lynched. If still tied, the Host resolves the lynch via coin flip.
• A lynch is the last action to be processed during the Day Phase.

DeadPad

• Dead Players are out of the game and cannot post or influence the game in any way. They are not allowed to “like” or “heart” any game-related posts by Players either.
• Dead Players may be invited to a private chatroom (the DeadPad) by the Host to spectate the game and discuss the proceedings of the game with other dead Players, spectators and the Host(s).
• The Host should not share any material information about the game until the game is over to guard against leaks.
• Players may not discuss their contents with living Players until the game ends.

Influencing the game after death is subject to violations as outlined in the Bad Behaviour section.

Bad Behaviour Section

Warnings, Violations & Reporting

Warnings & Violations

• Warnings: Host(s) are recommended to, if possible, initially issue warnings to misbehaving Players. Depending on the subjectivity, severity or degree of interpretation of the act, it is recommended that Host(s) first provide a Player with the opportunity to better themselves. This is subject to the Host's discretion.
• Players who break any of the rules or agreed-upon conventions, or the spirit thereof, are issued violations. They are issued at the Host’s discretion.
• Generally, the recommendation is to issue a single violation per rule break, though more or fewer may be issued depending on the severity of the action on the Host(s), Player(s) and Game. The general progression is: warning -> violation -> Host Kill. However, the Host may escalate at their own discretion.
• If a Player reaches three violations, they are automatically Host Killed
• If a Player reaches two violations, they are informed of their status and must confirm to the Host(s) that they will resume playing the game in agreement with the rules. If they do not confirm this to the Host(s), they may be subject to preemptive Host Kill or Substitution.

Posting Violations

Players are to observe the following rules concerning posting. The following section covers activities that warrant Host action regardless of intent, and may be penalizable during or after the game by the Host(s) at their discretion, with warnings, violations or bans, depending on the context, circumstances, severity and duration of the act. The following is a non-exhaustive list that the Host may use as a general guideline and use at their discretion while determining the nature and impact of prohibited posting:

Low Impact (Warning~1 violation)

• Minor edits exclusively to fix a single or a few grammar/aesthetic changes are allowed if they are marked (clearly); otherwise, they result in a penalty.
• Repeated and/or unwanted spamming, abusive language, and excessively derailing discussions.
• Posting after death or influencing the game once eliminated.
• Failing to make at least 5 separate posts during a single Day Phase. The Host may choose to warn the Player if they meet the threshold but the posts are not substantive.
• Posting in the game thread during the Night Phase; Day End means Day End, no posts or votes after that point are considered. Posting a lot or long after the Phase has ended may result in further penalties.
• Posting in other mafia threads, like the Mafia Discussion thread, after a Player has died, and commenting on the game state.

High(er)-Impact (2~3 violations)

• Major edits to posts that change the meaning of the information initially presented.
• Sharing or quoting information and/or screenshots from PMs relating to the game. This includes quoting your Host, your role PM, or any private communication with other Players.
• This also includes describing unimportant PM details, such as, but not limited to, the colour/font of the text, fluff pics, choice of words, etc.
• Fake screenshots, quotes and descriptions will be treated the same as genuine ones.
• Referring to privileged information provided by the Host, for example, PMs. You can only share or fake role results in a non-identifiable way.
• Discussing the game outside the game thread or DeadPad with active Players.

Transgressing Players are informed in PM that they have received a violation. Additionally, the Host informs the player base publicly (in the pinned voting post) that they have granted a violation to the transgressing Player, though depending on the nature of the transgression, the reason why may or may not be withheld. Warnings are given privately.

Behaviour Violations

The following is a non-exhaustive list that exemplifies what kind of behaviours are deemed griefing, or in disagreement with the spirit of the rules and the community, and may be penalizable during or after the game by the Host(s) at their discretion, with warnings, violations or bans, depending on the context, circumstances, severity and duration of the act:

• Griefing and Misconduct: Players found to be griefing, trolling or (intentionally) derailing the game may receive violations at the discretion of the Host and council, bypassing the standard penalty progression. Hosts may warn and penalise Players at their discretion.
• General Unpleasantness: Harassing other Players, excessive rudeness, or creating a toxic atmosphere that detracts from the game. This includes personal attacks based on a personal history between players.
• Disobedience: Ignoring Host directions or MH guidelines
• Playing against your Win-Condition: It is not allowed to deliberately play against your Win-Condition for non-strategic reasons. You are not allowed to sabotage your team for non-strategic reasons. Do not play against your win condition or play in a manner that is deliberately harmful to your side, regardless of how small your chances are.
• Unsportsmanlike Behaviour: Deliberately and willingly sabotaging another Player in an unreasonable and/or disproportionate fashion (perhaps over an extended period, perhaps rendering them unable to reach their win condition, perhaps impacting that Player after having died themselves) is considered undesirable behaviour.
• It is recommended that the Host choose an appropriate moment to deal with the griefing Player to guard the peace of the game and the comfort of the (remaining) player base and deadpad members. This is because it is likely the griefing Player might cause even more problems if they are addressed for their ill behaviours.
• Players who have problems with the Host(s) are requested to address them privately with the Host(s) or wait until the game ends to address them on the game thread.

Reporting

• Players may report others for unpleasant or disruptive behaviour. Reports are confidential and discrete and submitted to the Host(s) directly.
• The Player submitting the report is encouraged to provide quotes, examples or context to the Host(s). The Host(s) will compile and evaluate whether this amounts to a violation.
• A reported Player does not have to break a rule to be flagged as unpleasant or disruptive if (a part of) the Player base opinion suggests their behaviour detracts from the overall experience

Consequences for Violations and Reports

The following punishments are determined based on patterns of behaviour and the severity of complaints

• Post-Game Warning: For less severe, individual or first-time cases, the Host(s) may, on their own, inform the reported Player they have been reported and warn the reported Player. If the Host does this, they must inform the council so they are familiar with a potentially emerging pattern.
• Hall of Shame: For more serious or repeated cases of unpleasantness and/or rule-breaking, or a higher volume of reports about the same Player, the Host(s) and council may consider Host Killing a Player (during or after the game) and issue an appropriate ban instead.
• Accumulation of Punishment: If the reported Player has already been penalised or Host Killed for a separate reason than the reports by the Player base, they may be punished more severely. This will be determined by the Council.

Host Kills, Substitution & Hall of Shame

Host Kill

• Depending on penalty progression or Host discretion, the Host(s) may choose to manually Host Kill a Player by announcing this on the thread and taking them out of the game.
• This may happen at an opportune moment for the Host and game state (as not to disturb the game flow), after determining the seriousness of a given offence.
• A Player may be Host Killed post-game, should a bannable offence be determined at that point.

Player Removal

• Player Removal involves taking a Player out of the game who has a valid reason to be removed. They are taken out of the game, but not Host Killed. Player Removal without Host Kill requires dire circumstances on the part of the Player.
• Players are responsible for managing their schedules and other inconveniences. Therefore, the reason for removal must be serious and unavoidable.
• This is used very sparingly by the Host(s). Removed Players do not go to the Hall of Shame

Substitution

• Host Killed or removed Players may be substituted. Substitutes are arranged by the Host beforehand or during the game.
• The Substitute is not allowed to have any kind of information about the game gained by Players in the game that would unfairly put them at an advantage. This means the Substitute Player cannot have joined the DeadPad while the game was ongoing.
• Substitutes don’t inherit violations.
• Even as a mollifying measure, Substitution is seriously disruptive to the game and should only be used if there are no other options. This is used very sparingly by the Host(s).

Hall of Shame

• Host Killed Players are entered into the Hall of Shame. The council reviews each case and determines additional consequences, which may include temporary or permanent bans.
• Find the Hall of Shame here

Host & Council

The Host(s)

• The Host is responsible for creating and overseeing the game they host.
• The Host announces on the Discussion Thread the day the game will commence and opens sign-ups for any forum members who would like to play, excluding previous Players currently listed in the Hall of Shame. While everyone is usually welcome to sign up for a game, the Host may refuse to accept Players they do not feel comfortable hosting in their game based on previously established negative conduct.
• Once the sign-ups close, the Host sends out confirmation PMs where all signed-up Players are required to confirm their participation by the starting date of the game. Failure to do so will automatically remove the forum member from the list of Players for that game.
• At the start of the game, the Host sends out PMs to Players informing them of their roles and allegiance. Players must wear their assigned avatar from this PM for the entire duration of the game.
• During the game, the Host tallies votes and actions, opens and closes the thread during Day and Night Phases, and is responsible for maintaining a peaceful and smooth experience for the players. To this end, they may issue warnings, violations, and Host Kills at their discretion toward players that they deem to be misbehaving.
• After the game, the Host provides an overview of all the true roles of the Players, as well as a clear list of all actions submitted by the Players throughout the game.

Host Rules and Expectations

Hosts are responsible for running games fairly, transparently, and according to established protocols. This includes:

• Protocols and Documentation - The Host must include the most recent ruleset in the opening post of their game, and host according to those rules. Any experimentation with new rulesets must be approved by the Council in advance.
• The Host must send each player their individual role PM (or group PM where applicable), written clearly and having the bare minimum of info as outlined in the Example PMs thread.
• Council Input - The Host may take into account occasional feedback from Council members or non-playing Main Hosts when suggestions are offered on setup, rules, or hosting practices.
• Rules and Roles - The Host is expected to understand all rules, roles, and role interactions. They must explain these thoroughly to players and ensure all participants are adequately informed.
• Spirit of the Rules - The Host must protect and uphold the spirit of the game rules, not merely their literal wording. No circumventing the rules via loopholes and mechanics.
• Fairness - The Host may not privilege certain players by providing exclusive information or by ignoring disruptive behaviour.
• Responsiveness - Feedback and concerns from players regarding other players or gameplay issues must be acknowledged and addressed in a timely manner.
• Timely Communication - The Host must inform players of delays or organisational difficulties as soon as possible. Similarly, if they shorten or lengthen the Day by a significant amount of time, they must inform the Players beforehand.
• Game Updates - The Host is responsible for creating and updating vote counts and other essential game posts in a timely and consistent manner, allowing players sufficient time to respond to new information.
• Game Design - The Host is expected to design fair game mechanics, competitions, and rules. They must be designed in good faith, with reasoning that prioritises fairness and player enjoyment.

Failure to meet these responsibilities in a way that negatively impacts the game, gameplay, or player experience may result in the Council reconsidering the Host’s Main Host status.

Sign-Ups

• Public Sign-Ups - Sign-ups are opened in the Discussion Thread as a public post, allowing all players to view who has signed up. Players may also sign up privately by contacting the Host elsewhere, but their inclusion must still be listed in the Discussion Thread.
• Hall of Shame - Hosts must always observe the Hall of Shame list when managing sign-ups. Players listed as banned cannot sign up.
• Refusal of Entry - A Host may refuse certain players based on documented issues, such as previous severe misconduct within the Mafia section or a consistent history of disrupting games (e.g., repeated rule-breaking or toxic behaviour).
• Player Base Objections - If multiple players (enough to meaningfully reduce participation or affect the Host’s planned setup) refuse to play because of a particular signup, but would have played if not for that Player, the Host may refuse that player entry.
• Council Notification - If a Host chooses to refuse entry to a player, they must inform the Council before the game begins. The Council will review the case to ensure the exclusion is valid.

Main Host list

• Anyone listed in the Main Hosts List can host on their own or host with any other person, regardless of whether they are in the Main Hosts List or not.
• Anyone not listed in the Main Hosts List can only host together with someone listed in the Main Hosts List.
• To be added to the Main Hosts List, one must first host together with someone listed in the Main Hosts List. If that person deems them ready to host properly, they can then be added to the Main Hosts List.
• If there was a mistake and you were accidentally excluded from the Main Host list, contact the Council.
• After the game ends, the Main Host must post a review of the Co-Host’s contribution in the game thread. This review should explain how the Main Host prepared them, what responsibilities the Co-Host handled, what they did well, and any areas needing improvement. The Council will use this review when deciding whether to add the Co-Host to the Main Host list.

1. @digitaldude *
2. @Hardy *
3. @Copy Panda *
4. @GrySun *
5. @Evil3ye *
6. @Lambu *
7. @Farfalla *
8. @Vandred *
9. @Juviii
10. @Erinyes
11. @Baka Taichou
12. @Asako
13. @Hermit

* denotes a member of the Council

The Council

• If you think someone behaved badly with or without breaking rules, you PM the host, the Host may inform the Council if it is severe, and the Council will consider taking action.
• The Council consists of a select group of veteran Hosts and Players that oversee the management of game rules, roles and bans.
• Generally, the Council only act outside of ongoing games, and members may intervene/assist/consult on behalf of Host(s) that request this, provided that Council member is not alive in the ongoing game.
• They are responsible for maintaining and updating the rules, discussing, implementing and removing roles and updating the Hall of Shame and other complementary texts, as well as resolving post-game disputes.
• The Council is currently composed of the following members:
  • @digitaldude
  • @Hardy
  • @Copy Panda
  • @GrySun
  • @Evil3ye
  • @Lambu
  • @Farfalla
  • @Vandred

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Roles Added

Some of these roles might be in the game:

• The Quack Doctor (Townie) protects one player per night phase. If that Player would die while protected, they become an Illusion instead. However, does not prevent suicidal deaths. The Quack Doctor does not know about their sanity.
• The Samurai (Townie) protects one player per night phase. If a killing night action targets their target, the Samurai becomes the target instead and dies together with their killer. If their target died despite their protection, the Samurai commits seppuku at the start of the following day phase, and dies.
• The Spirit Bomb (Townie) turns their killer into an Illusion. If lynched, turn the Player who voted for them last into an Illusion.

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Participants

✧˖° Managers ✧˖°

@Copy Panda as McChicken!

@Farfalla as McTasty Turbo Bacon!

Super tasty avatars produced by McNoona


✧˖° Staff ✧˖°

Player Status

✧˖° On the Menu ✧˖°
Brandi - McFilet-O-Fish
DD - McRib
Eri - McPassion Fruit Sundae
Gry - Oreo McFlurry
Holt - McGriddle
James - Double Cheeseburger
Kako - McLean Deluxe
Lawl - McMount Blanc Burger
Marms - McKroket
Nash - Blueberry McColosso
Pidge - McWaffle Fries
Sam - Iced Vanilla Coffee
Style - Cherry Coke
Teub - Teriyaki McBurger

✧˖° Bagged ✧˖°
Kakoha - Kamikaze Bomb - Lynched D1

Pidge - Necromancer - Lynched D2
Holt - Bodyguard - Killed N2

Marmalade - Bulletproof - Lynched D3
Gry - Avenger - Killed N3
Eri - Spirit Medium - Killed N3
DD - Mafia Poisoner - Killed N3

Style - Doctor - Lynched D4

Brandi - Apprentice Spirit Medium - LOSER D4
Lawl - Avenger - LOSER D4
Teub - Bodyguard - LOSER D4

James - Mafia Doc - WINNER D4
Nash - Hider Traitor Mafia Member - WINNER D4
Sam - Mafia Boss - WINNER D4
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Days Passed

✧˖° Receipts ✧˖°
Voting Day 1 / End of Day 1
Voting Day 2 / End of Day 2
Voting Day 3 / End of Day 3
Voting Day 4 / End of Day 4
Game End
Actions and Set-up

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[Hardy]

 

[Copy Panda]

✧˖° VOTES ✧˖°
D1

Voting 13/14

3x Kako - Bran #119, Sam #144, Marm #179, Slyth #7 #196
3x Nash - Slyth #7, Holt #161, Pidge #181, Kako #184

2x Eri - Sam #144 #215, Nash #116 #216

1x Marms - DD #5
1x Teub - Lawl #72
1x Gry - Teub #111
1x Pige - Nash #116
1x DD - Gry #149
1x James - Eri #163

DAY DURATION

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[digitaldude]

vote kill mckrocket

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 12, 2026, Original Post Date: Jul 12, 2026 ---

Now I snooze.

 

[Teubier]

It’s a new role, it’s a new dawn, it’s a new day!

Spoiler: Role clue (musical)

 

[GrySun]

Ola. Lets have a nice game. I'll put the avi in a bit.

My role will most likely be ineffective and do nothing.

 

[Stylether]

I know not what temperature you all are experiencing. It's 30+ every single day for the foreseable future here in NL, which we aren't built for.

So god damn has the occasional iced glass of cherry cola not been absolutely healing.

I'm not even a huge fan of McDonalds food (anymore), but I'd go just for a tall glass of soda.

Also, my image being distinct from the 8 burgers we got is also pretty nice.

That being said, I can't believe someone took the quintessential dutch McKroket before I did.

Vote: Nash

(You thought I'd pile on the McKroket vote, didn't you? You underestimate me! I am as unpredictable as I am fizzy and refreshing!)

PS. We only get, like, 1 vote switch right? So I shouldn't do this a second time or it locks?

 

[Kakoha]

hi
I'm passive

 

[Stylether]

Oh yeah, on that note, active

 

[Kakoha]

The Quack Doctor (Townie) protects one player per night phase. That player then cannot die during the night phase. However, does not prevent suicidal deaths. The Quack Doctor does not know about their sanity.

is this just regular doctor but with a fancy name ?

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 13, 2026, Original Post Date: Jul 13, 2026 ---

The Samurai (Townie) protects one player per night phase. If a killing night action targets their target, the Samurai becomes the target instead and dies together with their killer. If their target died despite their protection, the Samurai commits seppuku at the start of the following day phase, and dies.

I like this role but seems weak to suicidal deaths

 

[Stylether]

is this just regular doctor but with a fancy name ?

 

[Copy Panda]

is this just regular doctor but with a fancy name ?

ah my bad, fixed, while struggling to fix rhe code i must have out thr wrong text.

 

[Stylether]

Is the Quack Doctor a sanity-variant of the Doctor or a seperate entity?

 

[GrySun]

PS. We only get, like, 1 vote switch right? So I shouldn't do this a second time or it locks?

Indeed

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 13, 2026, Original Post Date: Jul 13, 2026 ---

I'm passive

But are you also delicious?

 

[Copy Panda]

Is the Quack Doctor a sanity-variant of the Doctor or a seperate entity?

a sanity variant

 

[GrySun]

Is the Quack Doctor a sanity-variant of the Doctor or a seperate entity?

Seems to be a sanity variant. I dont remember if we ever voted on the specifics but I preferred a Quack who knows he is Quack, iirc. So this will be a bit troublesome to use.

 

[Kakoha]

But are you also delicious?

I'm probably too spicy for japanese ppl, but perfect for the tunisian tongue

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 13, 2026, Original Post Date: Jul 13, 2026 ---

The Quack Doctor (Townie) protects one player per night phase. If that Player would die while protected, they become an Illusion instead. However, does not prevent suicidal deaths. The Quack Doctor does not know about their sanity.

oh okay, now it's just a meh doctor
what about the sanities, does it mirror the normal doctor sanities ?
what about insane doc ?
(I'm making your life harder @Copy Panda hehehe)

 

[Brandish μ]

Morning.

My role is active, I think I've had it or I've lied about having it as mafia. My belief is this role appears clutch yet is never clutch. Another canonical hint - the first two words in my avi are 'no red', so you can bank me as innocent.

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I'll have sporadic activity over the next 8hrs

 

[Copy Panda]

I'm probably too spicy for japanese ppl, but perfect for the tunisian tongue

--- Double Post Merged, Jul 13, 2026, Original Post Date: Jul 13, 2026 ---

oh okay, now it's just a meh doctor
what about the sanities, does it mirror the normal doctor sanities ?
what about insane doc ?
(I'm making your life harder @Copy Panda hehehe)

sane naive insane and quack all think theyre sane

 

[Teubier]

Wow! The McTasty Turbo Bacon seem strong. Not for the faint of heart.