Create Your Own Role Mafia game

Vote Count:
Ankeli (7) - Solar Ice, Gwaihir, kestegs, Bad Ash, Caluin Graye, Ankeli, flubucket
Sathoris (1) - Moar
kestegs (0) -

Vote count updated through post #420.

With 7 votes, Ankeli has been locked.
 
Bad Ash, you seemed to ignore my previous quesiton, so here it is again if you missed it:

So you claim that if politician is in the game, I must be scum?

...when you have the prooof saying it should not be? Are you trying to set me up?

Click through to get the spots I quoted you doing so.

I thought of that, but that's sacrificing a scum player for a town player. That rarely, if ever, works in the favour of the scum. Doesn't make a lot of sense.

So my theory was this: if Ankeli is town, then the most likely reason for a no kill is that mafia did not submit one. They would be safer doing this if Moar was mafia and they could choose who was "blocked" and therefore who to blame the lack of kill on. It is by no means a sure thing, but worth considering.

So, at this point, Ankeli knows that Gwaihir has claimed the politician is gone, but he obviously has the role. Either Gwaihir is lying, or the target got switched. But Ankeli doesn't call Gwaihir out on the claim, nor does he ask Bad Ash to reveal his bus driver targets. He already knows that Bad Ash switched the target, because he knows that Gwaihir is telling the truth.

This was exactly what I was thinking, but wanted to hear from Bad Ash about his motives for how he played his reveal. If Ankeli turns out to be mafia, Bad Ash is on top of my list as most likely to be scum.
 
Day 2 Ends!




[The night before the big Birthday celebration. Just before dinner, Solar Ice is informed an unnamed guest is waiting in the library. Solar Ice arrives only to find the library empty.]


Voice: Yes.
Solar Ice: Yes what?
Voice: 'Yes' is the answer to your question.
Solar Ice: What question?
Voice: Oh, Solar Ice. Come on. The question. The question you've been asking yourself with increased regularity, at odd moments, panting through the extra game of handball, when you ran for the plane in Delhi, when you sat up in bed last night and hit the floor in the office this morning. The question that is in the back of your throat, choking the blood to your brain, ringing in your ears over and over as you put it to yourself.
Solar Ice: The question.
Voice: Yes, Solar Ice. The question.
Solar Ice: ...Am I going to die?
Joe Black: [appearing from the shadows] Yes.

Solar Ice: Who are you?
Joe Black: Just think of millenniums multiplied by eons compounded by time without end. I've been around that long. But it's only recently your affairs here have piqued my interest. Call it boredom. The natural curiosity of me the most lasting and significant element in existence has come to see you.
Solar Ice: About what?
Joe Black: I want to have a look around before I take you.
Solar Ice: Take me where?
Joe Black: It requires competence wisdom and experience, all those things they say about you in testimonials. And you're the one.
Solar Ice: The one to do what?
Joe Black: Show me around, be my guide. And in return you get...
Solar Ice: I get what?
Joe Black: Time.

[Later, during dinner. Solar Ice invites Joe to stay for dinner. Allison, Quince, Susan are also seated. Conversation gravitates toward Birthday Party matters.]

Allison: Do you think the Senator will come?
Solar Ice: Who?
Allison: Senator Ankeli.
Quince: Oh that’s right... I hear he’s under investigation again.
Joe Black: [suddenly excited] Again?
Quince: Yeah, it’s been all over the news. Something about tax evasion or shady campaign finances. Maybe both.
Joe Black: How unfortunate.
Quince: Death and Taxes. They’ll get you every time.
Joe Black: Death and Taxes?
Quince: Yeah.
Joe Black: *Death* and taxes?
Joe Black: What an odd pairing.
Allison: [seemingly oblivious to Joe and Quince] I wish I knew. We’ll have to change the seating list again. He’s supposed to sit at the table next to the Attorney General. All in view of executives and anchors of all the major news outlets. What with his heart condition, he’s liable to keel over in front of everyone. Wouldn't that just ruin the evening.
Solar Ice: I don’t know.
Susan: [shocked] Come on daddy, you can’t be serious. Besides, I thought you were a fan.
Solar Ice: Not that. I don’t know if the Senator is still attending.

[The next evening, at Solar Ice’s Birthday celebration. It’s a black tie affair. Dozens are gathered around the palatial estate. Most are near the river, where the pavilion has been erected. Solar Ice is standing there, in front of all the guests, holding champagne.]

All: Speech! Speech!
Solar Ice: I thought I was going to sneak away tonight. What a glorious night. Every face I see is a memory. It may not be a perfectly perfect memory. Sometimes we had our ups and downs. But we're all together, and you're mine for a night. And I'm going to break precedent and tell you my one candle wish: that you would have a life as lucky as mine, where you can wake up one morning and say, "I don't want anything more." Sixty-five years. Don't they go by in a blink?

[Solar ice takes one last look around. A resigned happiness begins to spread across his face. Well wishers offer their birthday congratulations. All the while, Solar Ice carefully makes his way toward Joe, standing alone in the back.]

Joe Black: That was nice Solar Ice.
Solar Ice: Don't blow smoke up my ***, it will ruin my autopsy.

Solar Ice:I think it’s time.
Joe Black: I can't believe you people. I come for you, and you want to stay, I let you stay and you want to go.
Solar Ice: [just stares]
Joe Black: [sighs]
Joe Black: [watching Susan] Not yet. We have a few minutes.
Solar Ice: It's hard to let go, isn't it?
Joe Black: Yes it is, Solar Ice.
Solar Ice: And that's life... what can I tell you.

[Later, as fireworks erupt over the river: Solar Ice and Joe escape the confines of the crowds. They encounter a bewildered guest.]

Solar Ice: Senator Ankeli!
Senator Ankeli: Huh?
Solar Ice: I thought you canceled. Where have you been all night?
Senator Ankeli: I. Uh. To be honest I don’t have the foggiest...
Solar Ice: There’s time still for the fireworks. First rate. I’m sure some cake can be found.
Senator Ankeli: How did I get here?
Solar Ice: What do you mean?
Joe Black: Bill, the good Senator will be coming with us.
Solar Ice: Oh...

[The three make their way past the house. Through the open windows a TV is heard.]

Reporter: We’re live at the house of Senator Ankeli. Apparently, the Senator suffered a medical emergency just a short while ago.
Senator Ankeli: [stops to listen to the report, confusion evident]
Reporter: As you know, Senator Ankeli has suffered multiple heart attacks. He has also been the subject of an ongoing campaign finance investigation. Unconfirmed reports indicate a bottle of pills were found near the scene, but it’s unclear whether they were the cause of the emergency or an effort to prevent one.
Senator Ankeli: Hey!
Joe Black: Come along Senator. I’ll explain on the way...





Solar Ice died. He was Meet Joe Black.
Ankeli has been lynched. He was the Politician, Pro-Town.

Final Vote Count:
Ankeli (7) - Solar Ice, Gwaihir, kestegs, Bad Ash, Caluin Graye, Ankeli, flubbucket
Sathoris (1) - Moar
kestegs (0) -
 
Night 2

The Tarot Card Reader pulled down the shades, lit up some sandlewood and sage candles, and took her place at her divination table. After taking a couple of deep breaths, she pulled out her most valuable item, a extension of her soul: her Rider-Waite Tarot deck. A young man was seated before her. Concerned with the strange happenings lately, he had many questions but fewer answers.

Out of the royal purple velvet pouch they rested in, the Psychic slid the cards out into her soft hands. Immediately, she felt the cards' fiery energy. She shuffled the deck once, then presented the deck to the young man.

"Concentrate on one specific question and shuffle until you feel they are ready or a card pops out of the deck. An easy, two card layout should answer the question.â€

The young man shuffled and shuffled, keeping his mind focused and body relaxed. His hands whipped the cards into a nice neat stack, shuffling over and over again. He thought he was almost done when one card popped out mid-shuffle face up. The deck was ready. The upturned card was the answer.

It was the Sun Card. Upright. Positive news. Another chance at life. People seem to be joyous. But that joy could go either way, good or bad.

The Psychic collected the rest of the cards, careful to preserve the order. She turns over the next card and crossed it over the Sun. The Fool! Of course. Pictured on the card was a man walking dangerously close to the cliff, happy as can be. Careless and naive. Unaware he shouldn’t be there, at that time.

The Sun will be found where it ought not be.

Night 2 is skipped!

story brought to us by Leopold Stotch.
 
Day 3 Begins!



A strange thing occurred. The Sun didn't set!

Nobody died.


Day 3 starts as of the timestamp on this post. D3 lasts the normal 48 hours.

D2 ends on Tuesday at 5:00 pm EST (22:00 GMT). Votes and daytime actions after that time won't count.

Players Alive:



  1. kestegs
  2. flubbucket
  3. Pyrotechnician
  4. Sathoris
  5. Bad Ash
  6. Gwaihir
  7. MartinLong
  8. Caluin Graye
  9. Moar
  10. thefranklin


There are 10 players alive. It takes 5 votes to lynch and 6 votes to lock.
 
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Well I am still not sure Sathoris is scum because Ankeli was just guessing as we all are.

And Gwaihir I am not ignoring you, it is just an obvious answer if you were reading my posts. I did not take into account the switch for dr frankenstein and was not trying to "frame you". However, I still think you are scummy and I think Moar is scummy as well. I could see flub being scummy and kestegs as well. AKA I have no idea how we should proceed.
 
Very interesting. So the no Nk was Solar being that Joe. He denied having the role again. No town player would do this as it was the only thing to not get Ankeli lynched me thinks. But then mafia would not kill mafia, would they? So I am at a loss.
 
I was last laugh yesterday, that's part of why I was so suspicious originally of ankeli being the politician before we found out the switch targets. As to where we go from here? I'm with BA.
 
Well I am still not sure Sathoris is scum because Ankeli was just guessing as we all are.

And Gwaihir I am not ignoring you, it is just an obvious answer if you were reading my posts. I did not take into account the switch for dr frankenstein and was not trying to "frame you". However, I still think you are scummy and I think Moar is scummy as well. I could see flub being scummy and kestegs as well. AKA I have no idea how we should proceed.

I was last laugh yesterday, that's part of why I was so suspicious originally of ankeli being the politician before we found out the switch targets. As to where we go from here? I'm with BA.

Wasn't the concensus to claim roles and actions everyday?

Tarot Pyschic, no night, no actions.
 
I don't uderstand why Solar would deny that he had the same role again. It doesn't say in the PM (from first page) that he can't admit having the role again.

@Gory
Was he stopped by you and had to lie?

If he wasn't stopped I really can't see why, if town, he would not just say so and let us go scumhunting from that information.
 
Anybody had Paris last day?

I had the bus driver.

Gonna follow precedent here:

Vote: Moar


not reading the thread is scummy -.- (as Ive been reminded by quite a few people)

Paris has been removed from the game. Also, I think you've been the scummiest of the players alive and this is snowballed by us not knowing mal role, and you "fake" voting for Mal.
 
Was Mime yesterday. Mimed Cootie Detector, but couldn't use it without a night. My thoughts are that that role will give the most valuable information for town and we can try to decipher who did what w/ the claims.
 
Wasn't the concensus to claim roles and actions everyday?

Tarot Pyschic, no night, no actions.

I thought you didnt believe in this? And just relax. Gwaihir proposed me with a question right at the end of the day trying to make himself look good and me look bad and I was going to follow up on it.
 
In light of Solar's flip, we can narrow it down to one of two options.

He either tried killing me, or he tried killing Pyro. That is, of course, assuming Pyro isn't lying about miming the reflector role.

Too bad, perhaps you could have convinced me if you didn't wallow in self pity and did nothing to help the town.

Hypothetical question: If Ankeli had convinced you that he was town, and the rest of the town still wanted him lynched, would you have moved the lynch? To whom would you have moved it to?

I don't uderstand why Solar would deny that he had the same role again. It doesn't say in the PM (from first page) that he can't admit having the role again.

Because if he admitted to having the same role, then he would basically be admitting that he shot himself.

Lastly, yesterday I was forensic scientist.
 
I think Solar must have been scum since he didn't reveal that he was Joe again. But how the h*ll did he get killed then? Mafia won't attack one of their own, but I don't really see yet how the bus driver could have involuntarily done it.
 
Very interesting. So the no Nk was Solar being that Joe. He denied having the role again. No town player would do this as it was the only thing to not get Ankeli lynched me thinks. But then mafia would not kill mafia, would they? So I am at a loss.

No, I wouldn't think so.

Couple situations I see possible:

1. SI was the hitman and he reflected off of the reflector to hit himself.

2. SI was the target of the kill and he did not get told he was killed or that his mjb ability triggered. Not sure if gory would tell him or not, that's the issue.

3. Bus driver lied and mafia hit mafia. Seems unlikely, especially since we can confirm one of his switches.
 
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