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Once per game at night, you may target another player. You get returned all the Role PMs of all members of their faction.

Extremely powerful (but due to cult & co, may not be that widespread), use at own risk.

Whoever you vote is instantly put at L-1 after you vote them. (The effect is lifted on unvote.)

Too broke to give to any faction but Town.

Then don't put obnoxiously broken roles that are also conftown in the game >.>



At night you may target a player and cuddle them, preventing them from performing killing actions at night.

You cannot be nightkilled by non-town aligned Vanilla roles (this counts serial killer or any third-party with only a killing ability). Instead, you kill them.

In post 3427, RadiantCowbells wrote:Then don't put obnoxiously broken roles that are also conftown in the game >.>

First off, there's Grandest Idea Mafia and whatnot, meaning this role can actually roll mafia.
Also, in Grand Idea, it is highly possible than this role doesn't skew the game in town's favor - even when conftown.

Any player who sees your role PM (e.g. via a Rolecop ability) has their role changed to be identical to yours (including alignment). If this happens to a member of an anti-town faction, then that faction's win condition is combined with Town's (i.e. if anyone from either faction would win, everyone from both factions wins), and an announcement is made to this effect. Converted players don't lose access to any PTs they might previously have had access to, including factional PTs.

When you die, your flip is hidden (as if with a Janitor), to prevent it automatically converting everyone else to your cult.

You win when your cult makes up half of town. Additionally, before anyone else has been converted, you win if you are nightkilled by an anti-Town player.

In post 3424, callforjudgement wrote: This is actually incredibly powerful. If they die overnight and flip, then the killer has to claim the kill even if they're scum (because otherwise the killer can be lynched by running everyone up to L-1 and seeing who ends up dying as a result).

Ermmmm, you're right. I changed it so it's just if they are lynched.

Investigates like a normal cop, but their results get sent to another player (chosen randomly).

Becomes Bulletproof upon hammering someone that day.

Cannot have their alignment changed.

You will be informed of every full scum faction that has at least one member in the game at the start of the game.
Results will come in the form:
[Mafia] does/does not exist.
[Werewolves] do/do not exist.
[Aliens] do/do not exsit.

You will be informed of every full scum faction that has at least one member in the game at the start of the game.
Results will come in the form:
[Mafia] does/does not exist.
[Werewolves] do/do not exist.
[Aliens] do/do not exsit.

You will be informed of every full scum faction that has at least one member in the game at the start of the game.
Results will come in the form:
[Mafia] does/does not exist.
[Werewolves] do/do not exist.
[Aliens] do/do not exsit.

Cannot be affected by effects from a Cult faction.
If interacting with a Cult-aligned player in any way, he kills them.
Each night, you may visit someone. This has no effect.

At the beginning of each day, a count of the number of Town-aligned players is posted.

If they are killed, the last player who targeted them aside from the killer gets returned who killed them, and an investigative result targeted at the killer.

You arrive in the game Day 2.

All players from scumfactions and yourself arrive in the game Day 2.

If you die, you analyze the number of members of each faction responsible for your death. (If lynched, may return a "5 Town, 1 Mafia, 1 Alien". If nightkilled, will return "1 Mafia"; if shot by a Mafia, a SK and a Town Vig, will return "1 Town, 1 Mafia, 1 Self-aligned" if action priority says that all 3 kills occur simultaneously.)
The result will be announced publicly.

You are announced as Town at the start of the game.
As long as you are alive, all nights are skipped.

As long as you are alive, all day phases are skipped. (If the game cannot progress because of this, you and whatever other role combines to make it so that the game cannot progress will lose your abilities.)

You are counted as a dead slot for the purposes of the game, but you know everyone's true alignment.
At the start of the game and every night, you must choose 2 players, 1 of which must be Town. Only one of those 2 players may be voted for lynching.

If no lynch occurs, you lynch yourself.