Seonid

Unfortunately, I don't know any new roles. Not many people have been forthcoming with me, I'm afraid. Probably comes from trying to start an information network. Visibility creates wariness, and all that. Perhaps it's combined with the perception that I don't have anything really valuable to trade (not true, by the way, but if it were, it would be because it was a self-fulfilling prophecy). Obviously, Seer wasn't ready for a full-scale market test. It will be pulled from the market after this game. When version 2.0 comes out, it will be rigorously beta-tested first.

I've got a number of other names and roles I could add to the list, but I don't feel like publishing their names where everyone can see without their consent. Even in the information trading game, that feels like it's going a little too far. Interestingly enough, I don't know the Magistrate, and I'd be very interested to know who they are and the nitty-gritty details of their role. And what happened to them to get them there.

I feel like we've made a significant breakthrough here. Wilson said it was the evil doll, but I just realized that we only have Wilson's word that the doll is evil. It might be a decent assumption. It might not. Worth interrogating, at least. @Rebecca, do you still have the doll?

Excellent. That's a step towards our goal. Anyone get attacked/protected last night?

Thank you @Herowannabe! Concise and eloquent. And, most importantly, correct (AFAICT). If there is a scanner out there, either of the dead or the living, I'd kind of like to know. And results so far - that would be even more important. If you don't feel comfortable revealing in thread, then scan me and, after you've find that I'm not a threat, upload the information to the Seer network. I'm most curious about Wilson's role atm, of all the dead players. None of the living stand out to me. I don't have firsthand knowledge of roles beyond vanilla, but I have secondhand information of a teacher role. Don't know it's full capacities yet.

It's working for me again. The issue resolved itself within a week or so, from what I remember. Dunno what was going on, but it's fine now for me. My advice is to wait a little bit, and keep signing in on both devices whenever you need to.

Hmm...in that case, seems like Wilson was either mistaken, or deliberately lied to us. If the former, there's not a lot of useful information to gain from it. But if it's the latter, then she may well have been trying to incentivize a lynch. Something worth considering. When she told me about the scapegoat role in our PM, she did it with the explicit intent of trying to persuade me to back a lynch at a time when I was publicly anti-lynch. She claimed that a no-lynch would lead to her death. If anyone has an ability to scan dead people to determine their alignments, Wilson would be a decent target.

Frankly, that just sounds like a flavor recap of the thread to me. We lynched him because of inactivity. If he'd said something, we might have picked another target.

Nope, sorry. The only thing I really took from the signup thread was Lavalake.

Well, at least it didn't spark an intergalactic war. Yet.

Spam? I am insulted, good sir. This is a legitimate business advertising strategy, not the careless action of a mercenary mad scientist. (Bonus points if you catch the reference)

You can have one if you ask really, really, nicely!

Here is the comprehensive list of non-epic roles and their items: Note: A Concealed item could not be stolen or traded away and wasn't supposed to be revealed in the writeup (although I might have slipped somewhere) Reckoner Sniper: Had a Concealed Force Jacket (Passive, survive the first attack against you) and a Sniper Rifle (If you make the faction kill, you can't be seen by watchers) Reckoner Archivist: Had a Concealed Harmsway (target a player to protect them) and a Concealed Data Uplink (target a player; if they are an Epic, roleblock them using their weakness) Reckoner Demolitions Expert: Had a Demolition Charge (1-shot; if you make the faction kill, it bypasses protection) and a Concealed Tensor (target a player; if they are not an Epic, roleblock them) Reckoner Coordinator: Had a Mobile (create a PM with another player) and a Fake ID Chip (if you are scanned, you show up as a Loyal Citizen) There were 2 Lovers: One of them had a Mobile, a Video Recording Chip (target a player to learn what they did this cycle), and Handcuffs (1-shot roleblock) The other had a Motion Sensor (the first action targeted at you this cycle fails), a Surveillance Camera (target a player to learn who targeted them this cycle), and a Concealed Pistol (1-shot; announce in thread to immediately attack another player) After Mint was lynched, Ecth gained a Rusty Knife (attack another player) The Penitent Murderer had no items, but could target a player. If they were attacked, the murderer would die instead of the target. The Graverobber had no items, but could target a dead player to steal an item from their corpse. The Thief had no items, but could target a living player to steal an item from them. The Smuggler started with a Concealed Pistol, a Bulletproof Vest (passive; survive the first attack against you), Shortwave Radio (send an anonymous message to be posted in the writeup; doesn't count as an action), a Mobile, a Surveillance Camera, a Fake ID Chip 3xPerformance Enhancing Drugs (1-shot; use to gain +2 actions this cycle), and 3xSedatives (1-shot; block another players vote) They could target a player to trade one of their items for one of their target's. The Bounty Hunter had an Assault Rifle (attack a player), a Bulletproof Vest, and a DNA Scanner (target a player to learn if they are an Epic, bypassing any scan immunity) The Detective had a Forensic Kit (target a player to learn if they are a criminal - the Penitent Murderer, the Smuggler, the Thief, and the Graverobber were criminals), an Identity Scanner (target a player to scan their role), and 2xConcealed Handcuffs. If they roleblocked a criminal with their Handcuffs, they confiscated a random item and won the game. The Informant had an Identity Scanner, a Fake ID Chip, and a Mobile. They started with a doc with each faction. The Black Market Arms Dealer had a Concealed DNA Analyzer and 2xPerformance Enhancing Drugs. If they targeted an Epic with the DNA Analyzer, they picked up enough DNA to create a Motivator, which they could then use to create a Motivator Item, as listed in the above post. The Doctor had a First Aid Kit (protect another player) and a Defibrillator (1-shot; announce your action in-thread to immediately bring one player that died last cycle back from the game. Could only be used in the first 24 hours of the cycle) The Survivalist had a Motion Sensor, a Bulletproof Vest, and an Autoturret (all players who target you this cycle are attacked) The Vengeful Neighbor had no items. The Nosy Neighbor had a Mobile, a Video Recording Chip, and a Surveillance Camera

Alright, so here is the comprehensive list of Epic Powers, as promised: Lavalake: Lava Summoning - Create a lake of lava in between your target and incoming attacks. Protection Liquid Transmutation - If you make the faction kill, you can incinerate the body. Role, alignment, and items on the target are not revealed. Stormwarden: Chain Lightning - If you make the faction kill, all players that targeted the same person are roleblocked next cycle. Windform - You are immune to the lynch Hypnotist: Mind Invasion - Target a player to learn their role and alignment Suggestion - Change a target's vote to another player Tachyon: Super Speed - If you make the faction kill, you cannot be roleblocked unless the blocker uses your weakness. Temporal Reversal - Target a player. All actions they take fail, and all actions targeting them fail. Starsight: Astral Form - You may use 2 actions per cycle, and survive the first attack against you. Starfire - Roleblock another player. If you use Starfire twice on the same player during one turn, kill them instead. Gifted power (Starfire) - Target another player. If they target you, they are roleblocked Hydroplane: Liquid Surfboard - Reduce the number of votes on you by 2 Mirage - a random action targeting you is redirected to another player of your choice. All of these powers took an action to use. Epics could also be targeted by the Black Market Arms Dealer to create Motivator Tech items. Here are the items, listed by Epic: Nighthound: Regenerative Jacket (Passive: Block the first attack against you) Hydroplane: Image Caster (redirect a random action from you to another player) Starsight: Astral Projector (All actions targeted at you fail) Lavalake: Lava Gun (The target you attack is also roleblocked) Stormwarden: Lightning Projector (Your attack can target 2 players) Hypnotist: Emotional Soother (Redirect a vote) Tachyon: Speed Bracers (Passive: You may take 2 actions per cycle)

If we're corpse scrounging, I'll pick up the heart and brain. I'm not interested in zombie admins at all

In light of this, I vote: no lynch. We gain almost no information, and half of us won't even have our roles until well into the cycle.

Ha! I missed that. Beautiful

So, I just went back over the signup thread. Where were these interactions with Rubix that got referenced in the write-up?

I look forward with great excitement. Speaking of which... *goes off to create PMs*

Just fyi, you started the game with the win con of killing 4/26 players (I missed that you included the epic cabal in your question - you were aligned with them). Over the course of the game, 2 more were added to that list. Fun fact, there were no serial killers to start with. All of them were created over the course of the game.

Alright. All of the doc links have been edited in. Later today or tomorrow, I'll do a comprehensive listing of all of the items and epic powers in the game. And this game certainly deserves a detailed retrospective. I will do that in a day or two also.

MR24: Aftermath Writeup to be posted someday, when I have PC access instead of just mobile RippleGylf was lynched! They were the Epic Starsight (Corrupted) with the powers of Starfire and Astral Form! Elenion was killed! They were a Loyal Citizen with a Mobile! Vote Count Ripple (2): Len, Megasif Megasif (1): Ripple The game is over! The Epic Cabal has failed to reach their win condition: eliminate all threats to their rule of the city by virtue of not being alive to rule the city by the end of the game. The Reckoners and Roadwalker, the Malcontent have failed to reach their win condition: overthrow Balelight and eliminate all threats to the civilians of the city, by virtue of not being alive to overthrow Balelight at the end of the game. Elenion, the Loyal Citizen, has reached their win condition: eliminate all threats to Balelight's rule of the city! RippleGylf, the Epic Starsight (Corrupted) has failed to reach their primary win con of surviving until the end of the game and remaining uncorrupted. They also failed to reach their secondary win con of eliminating all threats to their rule of the city! Sami, the Bounty Hunter, has failed to reach their win con of killing an Epic. Majestic, the Minor Epic Hydroplane, reached their win con of using one of their powers to get another player killed. Flash, the Black Market Arms Dealer, has failed to reach their win con of creating at least 2 pieces of Epic motivator tech and passing one of them to the Reckoners. King Cole, the Graverobber, has failed to reach their win con of stealing 5 unique items from dead players' corpses. Shqueeves, the Nosy Neighbor, has failed to reach their win con of watching at least 3 people perform actions. Alvron, the Informant, has failed to reach their win con of passing at least one piece of accurate, actionable information from the Reckoners to the Epics, and one piece of accurate, actionable information from the Epics to the Reckoners. Sami, the Bounty Hunter, has failed to reach their win con of killing an Epic. Rebecca, the Doctor, has failed to reach their win con of either protecting a player against an attack or bringing one dead player back to life. BrightnessRadiant, the Penitent Murder, has failed to reach their win con of dying to a kill meant for someone else. Hemalurgic_Headshot, the Survivalist, has reached their win con of surviving to the end of the game. Elithanathile, the Smuggler, has reached their win con of trading for 5 unique items that they did not start with. Frozen Mint, a Lover, has failed to reach their win con of surviving with their lover until the end of the game. Megasif, the Vengeful Neighbor, has failed to reach their win con of getting King Cole lynched. Ecthelion III, a Grieving Lover, has failed to reach their primary win con of surviving with their lover until the end of the game, but succeeded in reaching their secondary win con of killing all the players who voted to lynch their lover. Asterion137, the Detective, has reached their win condition of finding and roleblocking a criminal. Arinian, the Thief, has failed to reach their win con of stealing 5 unique items from other players. Player List: [REDACTED] - Paranoid King, person who specializes in collecting relics. Epic Hypnotist Starshatter and Birdrider - Winter Devotion, star crossed Australian runaways. Epic Lavalake Jon - Jondesu, amazing with computers but absolutely useless when it comes to talking to people Reckoners Demolitions Expert Mark - Mark IV Reckoners Sniper Biff - Elenion, a street salesman in the wrong place at the wrong time Loyal Citizen Sandra Kensington - Sami, weapons manufacturer with dark secret Bounty Hunter Rashers - Majestic, a bacon-summoning Epic Hydroplane Impulse - The Flash Black Market Arms Dealer Shockwave - King Cole, Epic with a terrible singing voice Graverobber Matt - Shqueeves, orphan who never knew anything better Nosy Neighbor Anonymous - Alvron, The Collective will ensure you never know anything about him Informant Silver Feather - Roadwalker Malcontent Tammy - Rebecca, the accidental daughter of Obliteration () Doctor Amy Scott - Brightness Radiant, out of place punster Penitent Murderer Nameless Character I - Drake Marshall Reckoners Coordinator Annabelle - Lemonelon, an "engineer" Epic Stormwarden Sol - Eternum Epic Tachyon Lightwood - RippleGylf Epic Starsight (Corrupted) Outblack - Hemalurgic_Headshot Survivalist Falchion - Elithanathile Smuggler Cranium - Frozen Mint Lover Annoan - Megasif Vengeful Neighbor Nameless Character II - Ecthelion III Grieving Lover Pickle - asterion137, a small - time thief Detective Altea Meza - Crimsn_Wolf, a petite young drifter Reckoners Archivist Fess - Arinian Thief Docs: Spec Doc Reckoners Doc Epic Doc Informant-Reckoners Doc Informant-Epics Doc

Sorry folks - fell asleep while trying to put my baby down for his nap. Cycle - and game - are over!

There is a defined end game condition that has not been met. SK stands for serial killer.

Sign me up as... hmm... Erodaan Qadri, chief inspector to the former King of Arelon