Grand Idea Mafia

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Alien

You are aligned with the Aliens who possess a 1-shot factional night kill.

You possess no special abilities!

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Cult Leader

Each night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your cult. You win if the cult comprises a simple majority (50% + 1) of the player list!

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Neutral Survivor

You possess no special abilities!

You win if you are alive at the end of the game!

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Reliable.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Inverse.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Naive.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Cynical.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Inverse.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Naive.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Reliable.

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Town Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed.

Mod Notes: Cynical.

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Town Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Reliable on even, cynical on odd.

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Town Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, cynical on odd.

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Mafia Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Inverse on even, inverse on odd. (I never said they had to be different!)

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Mafia Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Reliable on even, cynical on odd.

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Mafia Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, reliable on odd.

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Werewolf Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Reliable on even, cynical on odd.

Pedit: What alignment?

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Werewolf Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, naive on odd.

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Werewolf Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, inverse on odd.

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Serial Killer Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Reliable on even, cynical on odd.

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Alien Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Reliable on even, cynical on odd.

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Town Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, cynical on odd.

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Town Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Cynical on even, reliable on odd.

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Town Even Odd Bloodhound

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and learn if they are town/not town. Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Reliable on even, reliable on odd.

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Reroll (Ircher's ISO)

Reroll this role to a role in Ircher's ISO in the Grand Idea Mafia thread.

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Alien Even Odd Scumfinder

You may investigate a player each night.

You get an

Innocent

result if your target can win while the Town wins. You get a

Guilty

result if this isn't the case.

Your reliability is not guaranteed and may differ on odd and even nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, inverse on odd.

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Town Reliability Cop

Each night, you may target a player and attempt to learn their reliability on the night of the action. Players that do not possess roles with well-known reliabilities return "Reliable" by default. Your reliability is not guaranteed, and you may not self-target.

Moderator Notes: Cynical. Thus, "Inverse" is always returned unless "No Result" is returned instead.

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Town Reliability Cop

Each night, you may target a player and attempt to learn their reliability on the night of the action. Players that do not possess roles with well-known reliabilities return "Reliable" by default. Your reliability is not guaranteed, and you may not self-target.

Moderator Notes: Inverse. Thus, reliable becomes inverse, naive becomes cynical, etc.

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Mafia Reliability Cop

Each night, you may target a player and attempt to learn their reliability on the night of the action. Players that do not possess roles with well-known reliabilities return "Reliable" by default. Your reliability is not guaranteed, and you may not self-target.

Mod Notes: Reliable.

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Town Cynical Bloodhound

Each night, you may target a player and learn whether they are town-aligned or not town-aligned. You are guaranteed to be cynical meaning you receive "not town" every time.

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Mafia Doctor

Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. But be aware that your sanity is not guaranteed. (See Doctor for the possible sanities. Weak and CPR doctor, being well established roles, are excluded here.)

Moderator Notes: Insane. Roll a 1d2 to determine if the target is killed (1) or saved (2). A kill counts as a normal kill. For follower/voyeur purposes, moderator discretion is advised. I personally would classify by the result.

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Mafia Doctor

Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. But be aware that your sanity is not guaranteed. (See Doctor for the possible sanities. Weak and CPR doctor, being well established roles, are excluded here.)

Moderator Notes: Paranoid. Effectively a Combined Roleblocker Doctor. Do not confuse this with a Jailkeeper as there is a subtle but important difference.

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Mafia Doctor

Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. But be aware that your sanity is not guaranteed. (See Doctor for the possible sanities. Weak and CPR doctor, being well established roles, are excluded here.)

Moderator Notes: Naive. Effectively a Visitor (though role is classified differently for Follower/Voyeur) as the protection is 100% ineffective.

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Mafia Doctor

Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. But be aware that your sanity is not guaranteed. (See Doctor for the possible sanities. Weak and CPR doctor, being well established roles, are excluded here.)

Moderator Notes: Insane. Roll a 1d2 to determine if the target is killed (1) or saved (2). A kill counts as a normal kill. For follower/voyeur purposes, moderator discretion is advised. I personally would classify by the result.

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Mafia Doctor

Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. But be aware that your sanity is not guaranteed. (See Doctor for the possible sanities. Weak and CPR doctor, being well established roles, are excluded here.)

Moderator Notes: Sane.

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Mafia Sane Doctor

You may attempt to protect a player each night from a single kill. You are guaranteed to be sane meaning that your protection works exactly as expected.

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Alien Night Kill Immune Miller Vigilante

Each night, you may attempt to kill a player. You cannot be killed at night. Note that your kill is separate from the standard 1-shot factional kill the Aliens possess.

Investigatives receive the following (guilty) results on you (due to you being a Miller):

Cop - "Mafia"
Seer - "Werewolf"
FBI Agent - "Serial Killer"
Conspiracy Theorist - "Alien"
Bloodhound - "Not Town"
Scumfinder - "Guilty"

This list is not necessarily all-inclusive.

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Town Kamikaze

Anytime during the game, you may choose to go out with a bang and take out a fellow player as you yourself commit suicide. Your death via this ability cannot be prevented in any way.

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Jester Semi-Hated Actor

You require 1/2 less votes to be eliminated. You may only vote if your vote is guaranteed to be a hammer. Any attempt to do otherwise will result in a warning the first time and forced suicide on subsequent times. (Invalid votes should not be counted.)

You win if you are eliminated.

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Serial Killer Priest

You cannot hammer a player. If you try to cast a vote that is a hammer (and you are unaware of this fact), your vote will not be counted. If you try to cast a hammer vote that you know (or ought to know; i.e.: by elimination thresholds) is a hammer, you will receive a warning the first time and your vote will not be counted. On the second and subsequent time, you will forcibly commit suicide.

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Town Loved Hammerer

It takes one (1) extra vote to eliminate you. If a player needs only one (1) more vote to be eliminated, and you are not already on that wagon, you will automatically hammer them. The moderator's final votecount should clearly show that you were the one who hammered.

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Town Loved Hammerer

It takes one (1) extra vote to eliminate you. If a player needs only one (1) more vote to be eliminated, and you are not already on that wagon, you will automatically hammer them. The moderator's final votecount should clearly show that you were the one who hammered.

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Werewolf Loved Hammerer

It takes one (1) extra vote to eliminate you. If a player needs only one (1) more vote to be eliminated, and you are not already on that wagon, you will automatically hammer them. The moderator's final votecount should clearly show that you were the one who hammered.

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Alien Universal Backup

You are aligned with the Aliens.
At the beginning of the game, you possess no special abilities.

When the first non-vanilla Alien (this includes roles like Alien Neighbor) dies, you inherit their role entirely including modifiers and left other shots for X-Shot abilities. Moderator discretion is allowed if multiple Aliens die in one phase, but using a deterministic (e.g.: player first on player list shot first) rather than random (e.g.: roll a die with dice tags) criteria is advised for consistency sake.

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Town Best Friend

If there are other Best Friends in the setup, you are automatically friends with them. Otherwise, the moderator randomly chooses another townie to add this role to.

Best Friends are confirmed to each other to be aligned with the town, but they cannot talk with each other (like Masons in a sense, but a stronger guarantee in the context of Grand Idea Mafia and without the communication ability).

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Town Best Friend

If there are other Best Friends in the setup, you are automatically friends with them. Otherwise, the moderator randomly chooses another townie to add this role to.

Best Friends are confirmed to each other to be aligned with the town, but they cannot talk with each other (like Masons in a sense, but a stronger guarantee in the context of Grand Idea Mafia and without the communication ability).

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Town Best Friend

If there are other Best Friends in the setup, you are automatically friends with them. Otherwise, the moderator randomly chooses another townie to add this role to.

Best Friends are confirmed to each other to be aligned with the town, but they cannot talk with each other (like Masons in a sense, but a stronger guarantee in the context of Grand Idea Mafia and without the communication ability).

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Town Best Friend

If there are other Best Friends in the setup, you are automatically friends with them. Otherwise, the moderator randomly chooses another townie to add this role to.

Best Friends are confirmed to each other to be aligned with the town, but they cannot talk with each other (like Masons in a sense, but a stronger guarantee in the context of Grand Idea Mafia and without the communication ability).
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Note that I may change the top post.

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Town Hero

If you are eliminated due to another role manipulating the elimination mechanic (e.g.: kingmaker but excludes things like doublevoter and hated), the manipulator is killed in addition to your elimination. See also Hero (first paragraph of variants).
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For nonstandard roles, can we please always include the description, even if it is the post above. What if another person comes along and reuses the role's name but gives it a different definition? While in the simplest cases, one can just look at the above role(s), in other cases, it's not nearly as simple.

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Voteless Loved Werewolf

It takes one (1) extra vote to eliminate you, but you do not possess a vote.
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Town Roleblocker

Each night, you may attempt to target a player and prevent them from performing any actions that night. Your sanity is not guaranteed.

Moderator Notes: Insane. Instead of blocking, makes actions unblockable. Effectively a Strengthener.

What have I done?!

Edit: Also, if we want this standardized, we should consider adding it to the wiki (assuming we can do so).

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Reroll (Ircher's ISO)

Reroll this role to a role in Ircher's ISO in the Grand Idea Mafia thread.

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Werewolf Triplet Voter

You possess 3 votes, but each one is only worth 1/3 of a vote. You may use them separately or all at once.
Mod Notes: The elimination threshold should be unrounded and set to exactly 50% of the total voting weight when tuplet voters exist.
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2-Shot Bulletproof Serial Killer

You will survive the first two kill attempts on you.
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Too bad the probability of that happening is next to zero: it's far less than 1 / (25,000,000) or 0.000004%!

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Mafia Modified Desperado

During the day, you may attempt to kill a player who you believe to be scum

that is not of your faction

. (You cannot use this ability against your teammates.) To use this ability, post

Desperado: {Player_Name}

in the thread on a line by itself.

If your target is Town, the kill attempts fails and you die instead.
If your target is Mafia, the moderator simply ignores your post or notes it to be an invalid attempt.
Otherwise, your target is killed unless protected, and you are free to shoot again.

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Town Desperado

During the day, you may attempt to kill a player who you believe to be scum. To use this ability, post

Desperado: {Player_Name}

in the thread on a line by itself.

If your target is Town, the kill attempts fails and you die instead.
Otherwise, your target is killed unless protected, and you are free to shoot again.

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Mafia Roleblocker

Each night you may target a player and attempt to prevent them from acting that night.

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Mafia Roleblocker

Each night you may target a player and attempt to prevent them from acting that night.

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Werewolf Roleblocker

Each night you may target a player and attempt to prevent them from acting that night.

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Serial Killer Combined Vanillaizer

Each night you may choose to target a player. You will attempt to shoot them and vanillaize them. If the former fails, but the latter succeeds, the targeted player will be informed of their loss of their role.
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Is there a better name for this role?

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Town 1-Shot Vigilante

Once per game, you may attempt to shoot and kill someone.

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Town 1-Shot Doctor

Once per game, you may protect a player from a single night kill.

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Town 2-Shot Jailkeeper

Twice per game, you may roleblock and protect a player from all kills during the night.

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Werewolf 2-Shot Jailkeeper

Twice per game, you may roleblock and protect a player from all kills during the night.

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Town Self-Motivated Neapolitan

Twice per night, you may investigate a player to learn if they are a VT or not a VT. You may target the same player for both actions, and you are not required to use both actions in a single night.

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Mafia Self-Motivated Neapolitan

Twice per night, you may investigate a player to learn if they are a VT or not a VT. You may target the same player for both actions, and you are not required to use both actions in a single night.

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Nerdy Townie

Named townie.

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Town 1-Shot Alignment Cop

Once per game, target a player. You will learn their alignment. (E.g.: town for town, mafia for mafia, werewolf for werewolves, etc.)

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Town 1-Shot Activated PGO

Once per game, you may activate your PGO ability. Anyone who targets you that night is shot and killed.

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Werewolf 1-Shot Activated PGO

Once per game, you may activate your PGO ability. Anyone who targets you that night is shot and killed.

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Town 1-Shot Activated PGO

Once per game, you may activate your PGO ability. Anyone who targets you that night is shot and killed.

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Vanilla

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
You possess no special abilities, but your alignment is chosen by the moderator during the setup/design phase.

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2-Shot Roleblocker

(Moderator chooses alignment)
Twice per game, you may roleblock a player and prevent them from taking actions on the nights this ability is used. Your alignment is chosen by the moderator during the setup/design phase.

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Town Macho Doctor

Each night, you may target a player. You will protect them from a single night-kill.

You cannot be protected by other protective roles or actions in any way.

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Mafia Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Mafia Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Mafia Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Mafia Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Werewolf Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Alien Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Town Elite Bodyguard

Each night, you may protect a player from a single kill by sacrificing yourself. If your target is targeted by a kill, you will die in their place and kill the attacker(s).

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Town 3-Shot Even Odd FBI Agent

Three times per game, you may investigate a player to learn if they are Serial Killer/Not Serial Killer. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.
Mod Notes: Sane on even; insane on odd.

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Town 3-Shot Even Odd FBI Agent

Three times per game, you may investigate a player to learn if they are Serial Killer/Not Serial Killer. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.
Mod Notes: Naive on even; naive on odd.

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Town 3-Shot Even Odd FBI Agent

Three times per game, you may investigate a player to learn if they are Serial Killer/Not Serial Killer. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.
Mod Notes: Naive on even; insane on odd.

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3-Shot Even Odd FBI Agent

(Alignment chosen by moderator)
Three times per game, you may investigate a player to learn if they are Serial Killer/Not Serial Killer. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.
Mod Notes: Sane on even; naive on odd.

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3-Shot Even Odd FBI Agent

(Alignment chosen by moderator)
Three times per game, you may investigate a player to learn if they are Serial Killer/Not Serial Killer. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.
Mod Notes: Insane on even, naive on odd.

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Town 2-Shot Number Cop

Twice per game, you may target a player to learn the number of their role from the Grand Idea mafia thread.

Mod Notes: For Grandest Idea variants, you should give two numbers. One for the role and one for the alignment. It is up to the moderator whether to specify which is which.

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Werewolf 2-Shot Number Cop

Twice per game, you may target a player to learn the number of their role from the Grand Idea mafia thread.

Mod Notes: For Grandest Idea variants, you should give two numbers. One for the role and one for the alignment. It is up to the moderator whether to specify which is which.

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Cherry Townie

Named townie.

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Random Alignment Vanilla

This may not be the same as previous variants.

Alignment:

Roll a 1d10 for the player's alignment.
1 => Town
2 => Town
3 => Town
4 => Mafia
5 => Werewolf
6 => Serial Killer
7 => Alien
8 => Jester
9 => Jester
10 => Neutral Survivor

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Random Alignment Random Modifier Random Role

(Note: This particular version may (likely) differ from past versions.)

For the alignment, roll a 1d10:
1 => Town
2 => Town
3 => Town
4 => Town
5 => Town
6 => Jester
7 => Jester
8 => Jester
9 => Mafia
10 => Werewolf

For the modifier, roll a 1d10:
1 => (None): Equivalent to the unmodified role.
2 => 1-Shot: This role may be used only once per game.
3 => 2-Shot: This role may be used only twice per game.
4 => Even Night: This role may be used only on even nights.
5 => Odd Night: This role may be used only on odd nights.
6 => Loud: Players you target with this role will receive a message that states you visited them (but not the action).
7 => Announcing: Players you target with this role will learn what action you used against them (but not the player).
8 => Novice: This role may not be used on night 1.
9 => Non-Consecutive: This role may not be used twice in a row.
10 => Macho: You may not be protected by any means.

For the role, roll a 1d20:
1 => Vanilla: You possess no special abilities!
2 => Vanilla
3 => Vanilla
4 => Vanilla
5 => Vanilla
6 => Doctor: Target a player each night. You will attempt to protect them from a single kill.
7 => Doctor
8 => Doctor
9 => Jailkeeper: Target a player each night. You will attempt to roleblock them (preventing them from acting), and you will attempt to protect them from all kills.
10 => Jailkeeper
11 => Cop (Sane): Target a player each night. You will attempt to determine if they are mafia/not mafia. Your sanity is not guaranteed.
12 => Cop (Insane)
13 => Seer (Sane): Target a player each night. You will attempt to determine if they are werewolf/not werewolf. Your sanity is not guaranteed.
14 => Seer (Insane)
15 => Tracker: Target a player each night. You will attempt to learn who they targeted (on the night you use this action).
16 => Tracker
17 => Follower: Target a player each night. You will attempt to learn what actions they performed (on the night you use this action). See also: Follower.
18 => Roleblocker: Target a player each night. You will attempt to prevent them from acting (on the night you use this action).
19 => Watcher: Target a player each night. You will attempt to learn who targeted your target (on the night you use this action).
20 => Alignment Cop: Target a player each night. You will attempt to learn your target's alignment (such as Town, Mafia, etc.)

Moderator Notes: You should perform the rolls during the setup/design phase BEFORE handing the player their role pm. There should be no indication that their role was randomly generated. Useless/abnormal combinations like Loud Vanilla are effectively named roles (do not reroll those). Cop sanities should not be revealed.

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Random Alignment Random Modifier Random Role

(Note: This particular version may (likely) differ from past versions.)

For the alignment, roll a 1d10:
1 => Town
2 => Town
3 => Town
4 => Town
5 => Mafia
6 => Mafia
7 => Werewolf
8 => Werewolf
9 => Alien
10 => Serial Killer

For the modifier, roll a 1d10:
1 => (None): Equivalent to the unmodified role.
2 => (None)
3 => (None)
4 => (None)
5 => Simple: This role behaves as if it was roleblocked if you target a non-vanilla role.
6 => Simple
7 => Simple
8 => Complex: This role behaves as if it was roleblocked if you target a vanilla role.
9 => Complex
10 => Complex

For the role, roll a 1d20:
1 => Vanilla: You possess no special abilities!
2 => Vanilla
3 => Vanilla
4 => Vanilla
5 => Vanilla
6 => Visitor: Target a player each night. You will "visit" them, which has no effect by itself but may be seen by tracking investigative roles.
7 => Visitor
8 => Visitor
9 => Visitor
10 => Visitor
11 => Vanilla Cop: Target a player each night. You will attempt to learn whether your target is vanilla/not vanilla.
12 => Vanilla Cop
13 => Vanilla Cop
14 => Vanilla Cop
15 => Vanilla Cop
16 => Neapolitan: Target a player each night. You will attempt to learn whether your target is a vanilla townie/not a vanilla townie.
17 => Neapolitan
18 => Neapolitan
19 => Neapolitan
20 => Neapolitan

Moderator Notes: You should perform the rolls during the setup/design phase BEFORE handing the player their role pm. There should be no indication that their role was randomly generated. Useless/abnormal combinations like Loud Vanilla are effectively named roles (do not reroll those). Cop sanities should not be revealed.

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Town Naive Roleblocker

Each night, you may attempt to roleblock a player preventing them from acting on the nights you use this action.

You are guaranteed to be naive meaning that you are functionally a Visitor.

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Jester Naive Roleblocker

Each night, you may attempt to roleblock a player preventing them from acting on the nights you use this action.

You are guaranteed to be naive meaning that you are functionally a Visitor.

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Miller

(Alignment chosen by moderator)
Investigative roles that target you will always receive an incriminating result (e.g.: not town to bloodhounds, mafia to cops, etc). (Note that tracking investigative roles like Tracker are unaffected by your role.)

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2-Shot Jailkeeper

(Alignment chosen by moderator.)
Twice per game, you may attempt to jailkeep a player, simultaneously roleblocking them and protecting them from all kills on the nights you use this action.

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2-Shot Jailkeeper

(Alignment chosen by player.)
Twice per game, you may attempt to jailkeep a player, simultaneously roleblocking them and protecting them from all kills on the nights you use this action.

The player may choose any standard alignment for this role: town, mafia, werewolves, aliens, serial killer, jester, condemner (random target), or neutral survivor. Other alignments may be allowed as determined by moderator discretion. The player must choose during the setup/design phase (i.e.: before role pms go out), after all other alignments have been determined.

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Town 2-Shot Friendly Neighborizer

Twice per game, you may target a player. If you succeed, your target will be added to your neighborhood thread and informed that you are guaranteed to be aligned with the town.

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Town Friendly Reliable FBI Agent

Each night, you may investigate a player to learn whether they are/are not a Serial Killer. You are guaranteed to be reliable. Your target will also learn that you are aligned with the town.

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Town Friendly Visitor

Each night, you may attempt to visit a player and inform them that you are aligned with the town.

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Werewolf Compulsive Hostile Reliable Cop

Each night, you must target a player. You will investigate them and determine whether they are mafia or not mafia. You are guaranteed to be reliable. Your target will also learn that you are not aligned with the town.

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Town Friendly Doctor

Each night, you may target a player and attempt to protect them from a single kill. Your target will also learn you are aligned with the town.

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Werewolf Hostile Roleblocker

Each night, you may attempt to prevent a player from acting. Your target will also learn that you are not aligned with the town.

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Jester Hostile Visitor

Each night, you may visit a player and inform them that you are not aligned with the town.

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Town Friendly Vigilante

Each night, you may attempt to shoot and kill a player. If they survive somehow and your action succeeds, they will learn you are aligned with the town.

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Town Friendly Tracker

Each night, you may track a player. You will learn whom they targeted that night. Your target will also learn that you are aligned with the town.

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Mafia Hostile Watcher

Each night, you may watch a player. You will learn who targeted your target. Your target will also learn that you are not aligned with the town.

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Town Macho Friendly 2-Shot Insane Cop

Twice per game, you may target a player and learn whether they are mafia or not mafia. Your target will learn that you are aligned with the town. You are guaranteed to be insane.

You may not be protected from kills. See Macho for more details.

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Even Odd Doctor

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.

Mod Notes: Naive on even, CPR on odd.

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Even Odd Doctor

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.

Mod Notes: Insane on even, weak on odd.

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Even Odd Doctor

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.

Mod Notes: Paranoid on even, sane on odd.

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Even Odd Doctor

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill. Your sanity is not guaranteed and may differ on even and odd nights.

Mod Notes: Paranoid on even, naive on odd.

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Town Loyal Friendly 1-Shot Neighborizer

Once per game, you may target a player. If they are aligned with the town, they will learn you are aligned with the town and will be added to your neighborhood PT.

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Town Friendly 1-Shot Alignment Cop

Once per game, you may investigate a player and attempt to learn their alignment. Your target will also learn that you are aligned with the town.

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Werewolf Infinite-Shot Day Fruit Vendor

You may post in thread as many times as you would like Throw <fruit> at <player> to have the mod throw specified fruit at the player you chose.

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Alien Reflexive Reflexifier

Anyone who targets you will become Reflexive for the night, using a copy of the same night action they target you with on anyone who targets them. (For example, if a Vigilante shoots you, they'll act as a PGO that night, additionally shooting anyone who targets them.)

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Town Reflexive Reflexifier

Anyone who targets you will become Reflexive for the night, using a copy of the same night action they target you with on anyone who targets them. (For example, if a Vigilante shoots you, they'll act as a PGO that night, additionally shooting anyone who targets them.)

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Mafia 1-Shot Doctor

Once per game, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill.
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I will be running a 17p large Grandest Idea (Greatest Idea using Grand Idea thread for the role list) game soon. I just need Untrod Tripod to approve it. Please pm me if yoo are interested in pre-innning; it will use the roles #0 to #6400, and I will not (for the most part) reroll unbalanced setups.

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Almond Goon

You are aligned with the mafia.
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Broken roles will be rerolled. Since I'm allowing players to semi-pick their roles and given the amount of time it likely takes to generate the setup, I think it may be better to not reroll unbalanced setup. Grand Idea is meant to be pretty crazy anyway. I'm open to reconsidering this though if people would prefer a balanced game.
Pedit: Thanks for the reminder.

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Werewolf Doctor

Each night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill.
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Posts that do not specify a role name and/or a role description are Vanilla Townie by default.

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Alien CPR Doctor

Target a player each night. If they would die that night, you will save them from a single kill. Otherwise, you will kill your target.
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Do we really need yet another group!scum faction?

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Golden Goon

You are a named mafia goon.
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If sensor is considered "broken and overpowered", then that role is even moreso.

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Golden Townie

You are a named townie.
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If I post a role without a description, it's very likely a named role.

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Cherry Goon

Named Mafioso.
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Ah, I misinterpreted Blood Moon's description. It's still likely to be broken, but not as much so as I thought.

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Werewolf Roleblocker

Each night, you may attempt to prevent a player from acting.

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Beta Werewolf

Named Werewolf.
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We could probably use a lot more Werewolves and less mafia roles.

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Werewolf 1-Shot Prince

Once per gane, you will survive the first time you are eliminated as if no elimination occurred instead.

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Werewolf 1-Shot Prince

Once per gane, you will survive the first time you are eliminated as if no elimination occurred instead.

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Town 1-Shot Prince

Once per gane, you will survive the first time you are eliminated as if no elimination occurred instead.

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Town N5 Watcher

On night 5, you may watch a player and attempt to learn who targeted them that night.

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Werewolf N5 Watcher

On night 5, you may watch a player and attempt to learn who targeted them that night.

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Moderator's Pick

The moderator may choose your alignment and your role.
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I just need 2 more for Grandest Idea Mafia. Check my signature for the signup thread.

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1-Shot Roleblocker

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Once per game, you may attempt to roleblock a player preventing them from using their night action.

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Egotist

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
You gain the powers that other players not of your faction claim you possess.

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Modifier Cop

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Each night, you may attempt to learn the modifier portion of a player's role. (Example: A Town Loud Rolecop would return "Loud".)

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Town Flagbearer

If you are eliminated, town immediately loses.

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Town Flagbearer

If you are eliminated, town immediately loses.

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Town Flagbearer

If you are eliminated, town immediately loses.

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Jester

You win if you are eliminated.

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Moderator Vote Enabler

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
While you are alive, the moderator possesses a vote that they may use in the same fashion as regular players.

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Town Daytalk Enabler

While alive, you enable daytalk globally. When you are dead, no one can talk privately during the day. This role overrides any setup-specific rules to the contrary.
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Town Multitasking Night 1 Cop Night 1 Doctor Night 1 Roleblocker Night 1 Vigilante

Egotist

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
You gain the powers that other players not of your faction claim you possess.

So the best way to play this is to fake claim 50 different roles right?

Anything you fake claim doesn't apply. Plus, the person saying you possess the role has to be not of your alignment.

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Werewolf 3-Multishot Jailkeeper

Three times per game, you may target a player. You will attempt to simultaneously roleblock them and protect them from all kills.

You may jail multiple people each night.

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Werewolf 3-Multishot Day Vigilante

Three times per game, you may attempt to kill someone during the day by publicly announcing

Dayvig: {Player}

.

You may shoot multiple times during the day.

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Alien 3-Multishot Day Vigilante

Three times per game, you may attempt to kill someone during the day by publicly announcing

Dayvig: {Player}

.

You may shoot multiple times during the day.

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Town 3-Multishot Day Vigilante

Three times per game, you may attempt to kill someone during the day by publicly announcing

Dayvig: {Player}

.

You may shoot multiple times during the day.

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Reliability Inverter

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
Each night, you may target a player. You will attempt to invert the target's reliability for the rest of the game, starting on that night.
(Reliable -> Inverse; Naive -> Cynical; Random -> Random; Unreliable -> Unreliable; CPR -> CPR; Weak -> Weak; you get the idea.)

Mod Notes: For roles without established reliabilities, mod discretion applies.

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Guaranteed Chaotic Faction Sizes

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
If the game consists of 5 players, then the game is guaranteed to possess 3 Town, 1 Mafia, and 1 Werewolf.
If the game consists of 6-7 players, then the game is guaranteed to possess 2 Mafia, 1 Werewolf, and 3-4 Town.
If the game consists of 8-9 players, then the game is guaranteed to possess 2 Mafia, 2 Werewolves, and 4-5 Town.
If the game consists of 10-11 players, then the game is guaranteed to possess 2 Mafia, 2 Werewolves, 1 Jester, and 5-6 Town.
If the game consists of 12-13 players, then the game is guaranteed to possess 3 Mafia, 3 Werewolves, and 6-7 Town.
If the game consists of 14-17 players, then the game is guaranteed to possess 2 Mafia, 2 Werewolves, 2 Aliens, 1 Jester, and 7-10 Town.
If the game consists of 18+ players, then the game is guaranteed to possess at least 3 Mafia, 3 Werewolves, 2 Aliens, 1 Serial Killer, and 9 Town.

The player that receives this role is informed of such.

If the alignment ratio does not match, reroll alignments until the alignment ratio matches the above.
If this role conflicts with another role, this role takes precedence.

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Chi Squared Wolf

Named werewolf.

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Werewolf White Flag Enabler

While you are alive, any group!scum faction that is reduced to/possesses only 1 member is immediately endgamed. (Traitors, since they typically are endgamed by themselves, do not count for the number of members in a scum faction.)

It is public knowledge that white flag is enabled while you are alive.

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Werewolf

You possess no special abilities.

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White Flag Enabler

(Moderator chooses alignment.)
While you are alive, any group!scum faction that is reduced to/possesses only 1 member is immediately endgamed. (Traitors, since they typically are endgamed by themselves, do not count for the number of members in a scum faction.)

It is public knowledge that white flag is enabled while you are alive.

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Strongman

(Player chooses alignment.)
Any kills you perform are unblockable and bypass protection. Commuters are still able to avoid your shots.

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Strongman

(Player chooses alignment.)
Any kills you perform are unblockable and bypass protection. Commuters are still able to avoid your shots.
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Let's not encourage the addition of broken roles.

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Strongman

(Player chooses alignment.)
Any kills you perform are unblockable and bypass protection. Commuters are still able to avoid your shots.
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That's very annoying for the moderator to do though.

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Werewolf

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Too many cult roles; what have you done???

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Town Redirector

Each night, you may target two players. You will attempt to redirect all the actions of the first player to the second player.

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Town 2-Shot Disloyal Vigilante

Twice per game at night, you may attempt to shoot a player. If they are not aligned with the town, they will die.

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Town Neighborizer

Each night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood thread. Daytalk is dependent on the moderator's ruleset.

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Town Neighborizer

Each night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood thread. Daytalk is dependent on the moderator's ruleset.

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Town Neighborizer

Each night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood thread. Daytalk is dependent on the moderator's ruleset.

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Town Neighborizer

Each night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood thread. Daytalk is dependent on the moderator's ruleset.

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Werewolf Neighborizer

Each night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood thread. Daytalk is dependent on the moderator's ruleset.

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Town 1-Shot Loyal Neighborizer

Once per game at night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood PT. If the targeted player is not aligned with the town, the action will automatically fail.

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Town 1-Shot Loyal Neighborizer

Once per game at night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood PT. If the targeted player is not aligned with the town, the action will automatically fail.

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Alien 1-Shot Loyal Neighborizer

Once per game at night, you may attempt to recruit a player to your neighborhood PT. If the targeted player is not aligned with the aliens, the action will automatically fail.

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Vanilla Townie

You possess no special abilities.
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Standard colors I use are as follows:

Town => Green
Mafia => Red
Werewolves => Orange
Aliens => Purple
Pirates => Brown
Third Party => Gray
Cult => Blue

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Chocolate Werewolf

You are a named Werewolf. You possess no special abilities.
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Don't listen to chennisden. Balance is important, even in Grand Idea. I also feel that role is OK, but it needs to be compulsive imo. I don't see why mafia would otherwise use it.

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Town Roleblocker

Each night, you may attempt to prevent a player from acting.
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Balance is still an important concern as unbalanced setups tend not to be fun, regardless of the roles involved.

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Diplomat

Uses the first win con that applies to the setup.

Mods are instructed to provide all win cons in the role pm and to avoid telling the player which one applies. Aka, it's like a closed win con! You may want to include this notice in the role pm.

Win: You win with the Peacemaker. You must attempt to force all factions to avoid any kills/eliminations (that succeed) for a total of 3 consecutive phases. This can be Night, Day, Night or Day, Night, Day.

Win: You win with the Self-Aligned Neutral Rebalancer! Please note that the Self-Aligned Neitral Rebalancer does not know this. You win when all factions (each Diplomat counts as a separate faction) are reduced to one player. You automatically lose if any faction is completely eliminated. The Self-Aligned Neutral Rebalancer and any third party factions are counted as separate factions (if multiple exist). The cult counts as a single faction. If you lose, you become a kingmaker in the game.

Win: All neutral survivors become a single faction. You are a part of that faction (as are any other diplomats). No neutral survivors will be informed of this changed win con, but you win if

All

of you survive to D3 and **you** or another diplomat survives to LyLo.

(If there are multiple Diplomats)

You, as are any other Diplomat, is allied with the town. You win when all threats to the town are eliminated.

(If there is a single Diplomat)

You are effectively a neutral survivor. You win if you are the only player remaining. If the game ever reaches a "would-be" Happily Ever After outcome, you win instead.

Each night, you may use

1

of your active abilities:

Diplomatic Relations

- Each night, you may use your diplomcy skills to form a neighborhood with 2 players. Mods are instructed to generate new neighborhood threads each time this power is used unless the player requests otherwise.

Diplomatic Persuasion

- You may attempt to convince a player to not vote each night. This ability cannot be roleblocked, but if the player you target is killed, you die too unless a doctor saves **you**.

1-Shot Role Cop

- As a diplomat, you can be very persuading at times. You may on a single night investigate a player. If you succeed, you will learn the alignment and role of the targeted player, free from any meddling abilities such as miller. You may also use this ability on yourself: if you aren't roleblocked, you will learn your true win condition.

Friendly Diplomat

- You may, once a night, have the mod confirm to another player that you are a diplomat. Your win con will not be revealed.

You also have two passive abilities: 1-Shot BP and 1-Shot Prince.

Finally, when investigated, you show up as

Peaceful

and "Not Guilty" to any weapon inspections. (You appear guilty to anyone who investigates SK/Not SK).

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Town 1-Shot Doctor

Once per game at night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill attempt.

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Werewolf 1-Shot Doctor

Once per game at night, you may attempt to protect a player from a single kill attempt.

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Mafia Goon

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Suicide is a better mechanic for post-restriction violations than modkilling, especially since permission is now needed for modkills.

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Self-Aligned Arsonist

Each night, you may EITHER attempt to prime a player to mark for execution on a later night OR ignite all currently primed players. Your kills bypass normal protection mechanism (e.g.: doctors won't save a person) as it is fire-based (so firefighters can save people).

You win when all other players are dead or nothing can prevent the same.

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Mafia Guaranteed 7-2

The setup is guaranteed to contain seven town and two werewolves., and you are informed of such.
Mod Notes: Adjust as necessary for the setup size. This role tends to resolve last and involves forcibly changing alignments of players in the faction(s) with excess people. You can look at the Mod PT of the linked game below for an example of how this can be done.
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A very tame Grandest Idea Mafia has recently finished.

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Cherry Goon

You are a named Mafia Goon. You possess no special abilities.

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Blueberry Goon

You are a named mafia goon. You possess no special abilities.

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Chocolate Werewolf

You are a named Werewolf. You possess no special abilities.

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Chocolate Werewolf

You are a named Werewolf. You possess no special abilities.

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Chocolate Werewolf

You are a named Werewolf. You possess no special abilities.

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Town 1-Shot Combined Watcher Jailkeeper Fruit Vendor

Once per game, you may watch, jail, and give fruit to a player. By watching the player, you will learn who else targeted them and by jailing them, you will protect them from all kill attempts and prevent them from acting.

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Alien Composite Night Combined Watcher Jailkeeper Fruit Vendor

On composite-numbered nights (4, 6, 8, 9, 10, ...), you may watch, jail, and give fruit to a player. By watching the player, you will learn who else targeted them and by jailing them, you will protect them from all kill attempts and prevent them from acting.

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Alien Composite Night Combined Watcher Jailkeeper Fruit Vendor

On composite-numbered nights (4, 6, 8, 9, 10, ...), you may watch, jail, and give fruit to a player. By watching the player, you will learn who else targeted them and by jailing them, you will protect them from all kill attempts and prevent them from acting.

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Alien Composite Night Combined Watcher Jailkeeper Fruit Vendor

On composite-numbered nights (4, 6, 8, 9, 10, ...), you may watch, jail, and give fruit to a player. By watching the player, you will learn who else targeted them and by jailing them, you will protect them from all kill attempts and prevent them from acting.

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Unjester Composite Night Combined Watcher Jailkeeper Fruit Vendor

On composite-numbered nights (4, 6, 8, 9, 10, ...), you may watch, jail, and give fruit to a player. By watching the player, you will learn who else targeted them and by jailing them, you will protect them from all kill attempts and prevent them from acting.

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Town Multitasking Compulsive Fruit Vendor Compulsive Visitor

Each night, you MUST perform BOTH of the following actions. (You should a submit two lists of players during pregame as required by the normal guidelines for Compulsive.)

Fruit Vendor: Each night, you must give fruit to a player.
Visitor: Each night, you must visit a player. This action has no effect other than showing up on tracking investigatives' reports.

You can and must perform these actions simultaneously each night.

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Town Multitasking Compulsive Fruit Vendor Compulsive Visitor

Each night, you MUST perform BOTH of the following actions. (You should a submit two lists of players during pregame as required by the normal guidelines for Compulsive.)

Fruit Vendor: Each night, you must give fruit to a player.
Visitor: Each night, you must visit a player. This action has no effect other than showing up on tracking investigatives' reports.

You can and must perform these actions simultaneously each night.

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Town Multitasking Compulsive Fruit Vendor Compulsive Visitor

Each night, you MUST perform BOTH of the following actions. (You should a submit two lists of players during pregame as required by the normal guidelines for Compulsive.)

Fruit Vendor: Each night, you must give fruit to a player.
Visitor: Each night, you must visit a player. This action has no effect other than showing up on tracking investigatives' reports.

You can and must perform these actions simultaneously each night.

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Town Multitasking Compulsive Fruit Vendor Compulsive Visitor

Each night, you MUST perform BOTH of the following actions. (You should a submit two lists of players during pregame as required by the normal guidelines for Compulsive.)

Fruit Vendor: Each night, you must give fruit to a player.
Visitor: Each night, you must visit a player. This action has no effect other than showing up on tracking investigatives' reports.

You can and must perform these actions simultaneously each night.

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Werewolf Multitasking Compulsive Fruit Vendor Compulsive Visitor

Each night, you MUST perform BOTH of the following actions. (You should a submit two lists of players during pregame as required by the normal guidelines for Compulsive.)

Fruit Vendor: Each night, you must give fruit to a player.
Visitor: Each night, you must visit a player. This action has no effect other than showing up on tracking investigatives' reports.

You can and must perform these actions simultaneously each night.

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Neutral Survivor Shop Owner

While you are alive, players can gain gold coins. Every player on the elimination wagon at the end of a day (no elimination excluded) receives one gold coin. In addition, all living players receive an additional two gold coins at the start of each day.

At night, players may spend their gold coins on

one

of the following:

Telepathic Link

(2 Gold Coins): Establishes a permanent neighborhood with a player of your choice. This neighborhood exists for as long as either of you are alive. WARNING: You cannot be released to the dead thread until both of you die.

Quantum Drive I

(5 Gold Coins): Once during the day by PM, you may use this device to shorten or extend the day's deadline by three real-life days. NOTE: You may not shorten a deadline to less than 24 hours to prevent forced no elimination. This device lasts until used.

Only one player may buy this device.

Quantum Drive II

(4 Gold Coins): Once during the day by PM, you may use this device to delay the elimination's flip by 48 hours. (Specifically, the moderator should keep the thread open during a 48 hour "Twilight" phase after the moderator acknowledges a hammer has occurred. All living players (including the hammered players) may converse during this time. This must be used before a hammer occurs. This device lasts until used.

Only one player may buy this device.

Undying Soul

(6 Gold Coins): Once bought, you will automatically treestump upon your death rather than being sent to the dead thread. You may still talk in the game thread, but you cannot vote. You may also activate this ability early if you prefer.

Only one player may buy this item.

Restless Soul

(4 Gold Coins): Once bought, you may post for an additional day/night cycle following your death.

Each player may only purchase this once.

Weak Communication Link

(1 Gold Coin): On the night you buy this, you may send a short (maximum of 999 characters including BBCode) message to a player of your choosing.

Bond Strengthener

(3 Gold Coins): Once bought, the character cap on Weak Communication Link is increased by 500 characters for all players.

Each player may only purchase this once.

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Town 1-Shot Roleblocker

Once per night, you may attempt to prevent a player from acting.

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Town 1-Shot Friendly Grandest Reroller

Once per game, you may target a player. You will be confirmed as town to that player. Furthermore, at the end of the night but before the flip(s), the targeted player will receive three picks from the Grand Idea thread. They must choose one for their alignment and one for their role. (Failure to choose in a timely order should result in the first choice being the alignment pick and the second choice being the role pick.) The player has their alignment and role switched to the chosen picks immediately. (This voids any action they tried to perform that night, but if for example, someone tried to kill them and they became bulletproof, they'll survive.) The unused pick is revealed at daystart.

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Werewolf 1-Shot Hostile Grandest Reroller

Once per game, you may target a player. You will be confirmed as not town to that player. Furthermore, at the end of the night but before the flip(s), the targeted player will receive three picks from the Grand Idea thread. They must choose one for their alignment and one for their role. (Failure to choose in a timely order should result in the first choice being the alignment pick and the second choice being the role pick.) The player has their alignment and role switched to the chosen picks immediately. (This voids any action they tried to perform that night, but if for example, someone tried to kill them and they became bulletproof, they'll survive.) The unused pick is revealed at daystart.

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Town Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Town Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Town Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Town Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Town Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Mafia Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Werewolf Professor

During pregame, choose an active normal ability (no combination roles or passives) to specialize in.
Each night, you may attempt to lecture a player on that ability. That player is roleblocked (they're too busy taking notes!) and has a 10% chance of gaining the ability permanently, 15% chance to gain a one-shot version of the ability, and 75% chance of learning nothing.

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Neutral Computer

Players will know that a computer exists, but not the identity of the computer.

Each night, players may send the moderator a command. (The mod should resolve sent commands in the player list order as posted in the game's opening post.)

Note that the buffer listed below is a literal; all other values are associated with multiple tokens. Everything including and after the colon is the corresponding description and do not need to be used. Be lenient on errors.

mov register1 value : Copies the provided integer value to register1.
mov buffer "string" : Copies the provided string to register1 (minus the quotes)
mov register1 register2 : Copies the contents of register1 to register2.
cat buffer "string" : Appends the provided string (minus the quotes) to the end of the buffer.
xchg register1 register2 : Exchanges the contents of register1 and register2.
add register1 register2 : Adds register2 to register1 and the stores the contents in register1.
exec register1 register2 : Executes the command in register1 with the contents of register2 as a parameter.
exec register1 register2 buffer : Executes the command in register1 with the contents of register2 and the string buffer as parameters. Both parameters must be used for the execution command to be valid.
clr register1 : Resets the contents of register1 to zero.
clr buffer : Clears the string buffer.

REGISTER TABLE:
$1-$8: General purpose registers that can store integers.

EXECUTE TABLE: (List of things to do when the exec command is used. Invalid parameters cause no action.)
Command 0: Do nothing.
Command 1: Confirm the alignment of the player that corresponds to the provided register's value. (E.g.: 1 for player 1 in the player list, etc.)
Command 2: Confirm the role of the player that corresponds to the provided register's value.
Command 3: Attempts to kill the player player that corresponds to the provided register's value.
Command 4: Sends a message based on the contents of the string buffer to the player that corresponds to the provided register's value. Note that if the provided register has a value of -1, the message is broadcasted globally at day start.
Command 5: Halts the machine preventing it from accepting any more commands during the night.

Register values and submitted commands are revealed at the start of each day. (Commands are revealed in the order processed, but the identity of the person who sent the command remains anonymous.)

You win if you are still alive during endgame.
Mod Notes: Basically, this is a miniature computer that you can program with assembly-like code. Hopefully my explanation isn't too confusing/complex. I'll probably update this post with some more commands in the future.