Proven role is NOT THE SAME as proven alignment

[Vi]

This happens because too many mods refuse to put common pro-town roles that are proveable in scum hands. One of these days someone needs to run a game with scum Inventor, Govenor and Neighborizer

Mafia Inventor - Mind Screw Mafia III (note: really overpowered)
Mafia Inventor - Border of Touhou and Mafia (three of them! also underpowered in retrospect)
Mafia Governor - US Election 08 Mafia (note: never used)
Mafia Governor - Pick Your Power II (note: never used)
Mafia Neighborizer - Mafia Reverberation (note: never used)
Mafia Neighborizer - [ONGOING GAME] (note: never used)
Mafia Doublevoter - Mafia Reverberation (note: one-shot)
Mafia Doublevoter - Murder in Zachtown

Also, Neighborizer almost always dies before D2. I've always wanted to see one used in action (or BE one); it's frustrating.

Anyway, I love this trope to death and back. Almost all of my setups have played with this.

[Vi]

What exactly is a "Neighborizer" and since when is it considered a "common" role?


I wouldn't consider Inventors or Governors common protown roles either....

Mason Recruiter. Except without Masons. And infinitely better than a "Pro-Town Cult Recruiter".
Basically it allows you to choose someone else and start talking to them at Night. I love it; it's a weak power role on paper and its use is roughly equal to the skill of the person who has the role.

@Coug: Most likely not common. Inventors and Governors are usually pro-Town.

[Vi]

my avatar has flashy colors; why are people ignoring my posts

[Vi]

They are not common. I think out of the hundred or so games I've played in, there have been maybe 2-3 each of Inventors and Governors. And obvious I've never heard of a "Neighborizer" as such.

Agreed (and it's a wretchedly terrible name, to boot).

We used to get a few games that had Finding Masons, but they were searching for a specific person that they then gained the ability to talk to/confirmed town.

(nods) I've also seen Recruiting Masons, or, way back in the day, that used to be called a "pro-town cult".

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