Grand Idea Planechase Deck

[Ircher]

Plane of Knights and Knaves

While this plane is active, the moderator will keep track the number of posts that contain an objectively false statement in them. Objectively false means that the moderator can disprove the statement with their knowledge of the setup. At the end of each day phase, the moderator will post the number of false statements in the following format:

Format

Number of Lies: {Num False Statements}

Chaos:

Choose any

previous

post not made by you. The moderator will tell you whether or not that post contains an objectively false statement as defined above.

Mod Notes: Obviously, this requires actively reading the game.

[Ircher]

Plane of Guaranteed Results:

No investigative may receive a "No Result" PM. It should be indistinguishable from a "didn't see anything" (for tracking investigatives), "innocent" (for cop and gunsmith-like investigatives), or "vanilla" (for role cop-like investigatives) results pm.

Chaos:

If you possess an investigative role, your action is guaranteed to succeed the next time you use it. (In other words, it cannot be blocked or otherwise prevented.)

[Ircher]

Plane of Unanimous Consent

A fade occurs only by unanimous consent of players (with the exception of the to-be-faded player.)

Chaos:

Choose a player. They become Loved for the equivalent of three days starting with the remainder of this day phase.

[Ircher]

Plane of Morality

For the rest of the game, all players possess a morality statistic. Changes to morality only occur while in this plane (barring other influences). A player starts with 60% morality. If they fade a townie (i.e.: they are on the wagon when the hammer is cast), their morality goes down by 10%. If instead, the player fades a Mafioso, Werewolf, Alien, Cultist, Pirate, Alternate Mafioso, or Apparition, they gain 5% morality. If a player fades a self-aligned player (who ends the game if they win), their morality increases by 1%. Otherwise, their morality decreases by 2%.

If a player's morality drops below 50%, their night becomes pseudo-compulsive: failing or refusing to act will cause them to die. If a player's morality drops below 15%, they automatically self-target with their night action, and this cannot be changed. If a player drops below 0%, their alignment changes to serial killer. These effects are cumulative in nature. If a player's morality reaches 100% and that player is town, they are confirmed by the moderator as town.
Mod Notes: The factional kill action is also compulsive and self-targeting after the alignment change at 0%. These effects are only valid while below each threshold; in other words, they are not permanent effects.

Additionally, rolling the planar die costs 3% morality.

Chaos:

You gain 13% morality. (It is a net gain of 10% due to the 3% you initially lose to roll the planar die.)
Mod Notes: Based off of Guillotina's Nobody Stays Good thread.