Grand Idea Mafia

[Something_Smart]

Town Timelord

Before each Day (including Day 1), you may send the moderator a number, and the following Day/Night cycle will be given that number. This cannot be blocked, although if you don't it will default to the number after the previous Day (even if it has already been used), or 1 if it is the first Day. It must be an integer, and it cannot be negative (though it can be 0). You cannot choose the number of a Day that has already taken place.

If a second Timelord is rolled in a setup, reroll it (so each setup can only have one).

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Town Odd-Night Cop

Gets results in the form "town" or "not town", i.e. detects all non-town factions that don't have a Godfather power or the like.

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Mafia Even-Night Roleblocker

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Werewolf Odd-Night Jailkeeper

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Town Nights 2 and 3 Tracker

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Town Nights 1 and 2 Doctor

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Town Odd-Night Modified Neapolitan

Gets a "VT" result on any Vanilla, Strawberry, or Chocolate Townie. All other roles produce "not VT".

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Third-Party Hit-and-misslister

If you're nightkilled, the moderator will secretly give you a list of all living scum + 1 randomly chosen townie. You choose one name from that list. You win if it's scum, and lose if it's town.
If you're lynched, the moderator will give you a list constructed the same way, but now you win if you pick the townie and lose if you pick scum.
(In either case, you leave the game afterwards and don't get to communicate your knowledge of scum to anyone else, even if some mechanism would otherwise allow you to do so.)
If you outlive all townies, or you outlive all scum, you automatically win.

Inspired by Something_Smart's recent Micro. Note that being nightkilled is an advantage here as it gives you the easier decision, and being nightkilled early is better, whereas being lynched later is better.

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Town Non-Lynch-Vote Doublevoter

If there's ever a vote held on something other than the vote to lynch (e.g. a gladiate vote, a vote to abandon the game, the dead thread voting on how to influence a game, etc.), you have double weight when counting the results on that vote.

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Nonexistent Odd-Night Cult Recruiter

Each odd-numbered night, you can attempt to recruit a player into a cult. This recruitment will only succeed if either a) the player is Town, or b) the player is in a faction of size 1 and whose win condition requires them to be part of the last faction alive. (In the latter case, any of the player's factional abilities will become factional abilities of the cult, unless the cult already has a similar factional ability, and the player's new win condition will be for the cult to be the last faction remaining.)

You count as nonexistent for all game purposes, other than being able to post in the thread and to use your recruitment: attempts by you to vote will fail, as will votes on you; night actions targeting you will fail; and you count as dead from the point of view of other players' win conditions. Additionally, once you have successfully recruited a player, you will then die (and lose the ability to use your night action) if the cult is ever reduced back to no players besides you. However, you can use your night action before that happens (despite being nonexistent), and you can talk in your cult's factional communication thread.

[Mulch]

VT

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Mafia Overkiller

You're basically just a regular Mafia Goon, but if you nightkill someone, the day start post will contain a long description of just how dead your target ended up being killed. (That's very dead.)

[acidphoenix]

Helix

(from Freefall)

-Town
-Each night, you may target a player to prevent the use of their night action.
-If you are targeted by any actions, you will instead roleblock anyone else targeted by a player who targeted you.
-Any player who targets you will have the success of all of their actions ensured.

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Infectious Werewolf

In most respects, you're a Werewolf Goon. However, if you attempt to kill someone, but the kill fails (whether due to protection, roleblock, or some other issue), the player you attempted to kill will for the rest of the game investigate as though they were a Werewolf (although their alignment does not actually change; this is like a permanent Framer effect). This secondary effect cannot itself be prevented or blocked.

[Ircher]

White Townie

A named townie.

[Ircher]

Black Townie

A named townie.

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White Goon

A named mafioso.

[Ircher]

Black Goon

A named mafioso.

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Town White Cop

A named Cop. Receives results in the form of mafia/not mafia.

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Unjester

[Ircher]

Town Black Cop

A named Cop. Receives results in the form of mafia/not mafia.

[Ircher]

Town Modified Neapolitan

Each night, you may target a player to learn if they are a vanilla townie/named townie with no other abilities or not.

[Ircher]

Town Daytalk Enabler

When this player dies, daytalk (if it exists) is no longer allowed.

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Town Avenger

Randomly pick another player to also become an Avenger (in addition to the rest of the role).
If either Avenger is lynched, the other will die along with them.
If either Avenger is nightkilled, the other will gain a 1-shot Day Vigilante ability.
Factional abilities will not succeed on an Avenger if the other Avenger is a member of that faction. No nightkilling your friend and then getting to kill someone else in an attempt to avenge them. Admittedly, it'd be pretty funny, but it'd also almost certainly be broken.

[Ircher]

Werewolf Modified Vanilla Cop

Each night, you may target a player to learn if they are a vanilla role/a named variant of a vanilla role or not.