(Names marked with a * are Inexperience Challenged players. Names marked with a † are Semi-Experienced players.)
SpyreX*, Townie - Killed Night Three
muh316, Townie - Lynched Day Four
Sposh, Townie - Killed in Endgame
Phase: Game Over!
Deadline: -
You are aTownie. During the night, you have no special abilities to use.
During the day, you must attempt to find the mafia members hidden in the town, and you may vote for which player you wish to see lynched.
You win when all mafia players are dead.
You are aCop. During the night, you may choose one other player to investigate. If your investigation is not blocked, you will receive a response of "Guilty" if they are aligned with the mafia, and "Innocent" if they are aligned with the town. If your investigation is blocked, you will receive a response of "No Result".
During the day, you must attempt to find the mafia members hidden in the town, and you may vote for which player you wish to see lynched.
You win when all mafia players are dead.
You are aDoctor. During the night, you may choose one other player to protect. If your protection is not blocked, then that player will not die if they are the target of the mafia's kill that night. You will not be informed if you are blocked.
During the day, you must attempt to find the mafia members hidden in the town, and you may vote for which player you wish to see lynched.
You win when all mafia players are dead.
You are aMafia Roleblocker. Your partner is[NAME], who is a Mafia Goon. During the night, the two of you may converse in private and decide on one member of the town to target for a kill. In addition, you may target one player to block, and if that player is performing a special action at night, it will fail.
During the day, you must attempt to blend in with the town, and you may vote for which player you wish to see lynched. You may not communicate in private with your partner during the day.
You win when all town players are dead, or when it is inevitable that this will be the case.
You are aMafia Goon. Your partner is[NAME], who is (a Mafia Roleblocker/also a Mafia Goon). During the night, the two of you may converse in private and decide on one member of the town to target for a kill.
During the day, you must attempt to blend in with the town, and you may vote for which player you wish to see lynched.
You win when all town players are dead, or when it is inevitable that this will be the case.
My own policy on lynching lurkers (since I know the question will come up)? On the one hand, lurking hurts the town by decreasing discussion. Also, scum can hide behind the screen of silence. On the other hand, however, you have town players that simply don't post nearly as much as others. While I definitely do not endorse that (last game I was in, the scum escaped when we were in lylo because too much lurking stalled discussion), it leads me to conclude that lurking isn't necessarily the best of scum tells and should mostly be used in conjunction with other tells.from the MafiaScum wiki wrote:When a player is intentionally quiet during a game's Day, or misses their Night Choice, they are said to be lurking. The term most often applies to voluntary absence, but players who unintentionally find themselves absent over a sufficient length of time without first notifying the game moderator and other players are also often accused of lurking (even though they are more accurately flaking).
If you detest random voting so much, why did you vote for somebody? I personally don't really like random voting either which is why I posed a question as an alternative.Netopalis wrote:I really detest the random voting stuff, but it seems to be customary here....But since I've got to randomly vote, I might as well vote for nobody...
Random Vote: Snow_Bunny
Blast! I meant nobody! Ah, well, anyway....
I never asked you to state all policies, just what you feel about lynching lurkers. *putting words in my mouth*Netopalis wrote:Is there a specific reason that you're looking for us to all state policies, Geekalicious?
The game has to begin in some way, and if you don't espouse the random voting phase, then the only alternative I've seen is to ask questions. Also, especially in a newbie game, questions are useful for introducing some strategies early on that will help us to find the scum.Netopalis wrote:
Geek - the random vote was a joke. Snow_bunny sounds like nobody....Ok, I thought it was funny, at least. Anyway....Ok, if you think that statement was putting words in your mouth, fine. Why do you want us to discuss our lurker lynch policies right now?