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Made of cheescake.

I'm not sure what you mean by this... gambling tycoons could fall under any alignment, right? Even Bleeder (unless I missed something that precludes that). Finishing my exhaustive (if shallow) review of the rules: The 3-vote minimum might make it difficult for a lynch to go through, but the back and forth of votes may still be able to gain us information. An atypical mechanic. My brain is somewhat exhausted, currently... and a good chunk of my original post got deleted. *sigh* On the player list in the signups, players were ordered by sign-up order. At the beginning of this turn, they are organized alphabetically (with some starting words omitted).

That had crash-landed in the early 3000's.

Hello everyone! Hopefully I can manage to not die this time. Typical factions, but an interesting interaction of wincons. Constables can win by outnumbering or mostly outnumbering the village, but a lone constable might still bring home the victory if they can convince everyone they don't exist. Made more plausible by the fact that once Flogs dies, any of the factions might give the game to Bleeder by killing Winsting by mistake, so dispersal could become a legitimate option for the village at some point in the game. A scan role. Useful for catching elims, but less so for verifying villagers. More interesting is its interaction with the next role, which means that this role should avoid revealing the results of their scans overtly to anyone. Interestingly enough, Flogs might actually be safer sharing their identity with a scanned constable instead of a scanned villager, as the constables have a vested interest in keeping him alive. Not that they should do this, of course, but its interesting to think about. No special powers. If you get this role, you should avoid dying at all costs. Since each faction has a kill, and Winsting is unlikely to be able to reveal himself, there's actually a decent probability he gets killed by someone other then Bleeder by mistake. In order for Bleeder to win, she needs to kill both Flogs and Winsting. Because of this, it's in her best interests to keep at least one constable alive for as long as possible, in order to increase the number of kills flying around. However, she also wants to make sure that the elims' numbers are kept in check, so the party doesn't disperse before she's finished. That's presumably where her scan comes in handy. Since kill actions against Bleeder fail, she can only die by being lynched. Since the Constables very much want her dead, they will presumbably encourage her lynch. Interesting... The primary purpose of this role is as an incentive to extend the game. Wincons in this game are extremely time sensitive, and this works as an interesting counterpoint. Once the game is over, I'd be curious to see whether this role chooses to reveal themselves in doc or not. This could potentially give Bleeder away, giving her another reason to scan her targets before killing them. Similar to the previous role, but on the village side. A protection role. Basically an extra village life. Vote manip. Speaking of global ties, make sure at least one person votes- otherwise, everyone dies. At that point, I would assume that the constables would win, unless Flogs had already been killed (in which case Bleeder would). More vote manip. A redirect. A protection role. Being asleep means that your vote doesn't count for dispersal. If used on a constable at LyLo, this could save the village- however, if used on a villager in the same scenario, it would doom them instead. Village kill role. Interesting that Winsting would appear as having an extra life when he doesn't... Lots of talking. Hopefully whoever gets this role has a lot to say. I think this is an action scan?

It grew within the machine in specialized butter pods.

It was powered by hashbrowns.

A voice spoke out right next to Tion's ear. "Where in Ta'e'ilo?"

So they created their own super-mech.

And speak in a distinctly Irish cadence.

They enable it to...

Darkness spread behind them as reality fell into the void. It followed them, quickly, longing to draw them into a infinite embrace of darkness. But not quickly enough. With a final exhale, Pheonix stumbled into the doorway and into the safety of the mime's hallway.

They formed the heart of the giant potato mech.

“Discharged his power,” said Pheonix, dodging a tree as it crashed to the ground. “This branch… it couldn’t take it.” He pointed out something far ahead in the distance. “The door out,” he said, gasping. “We just… have… to get there.”

And potatoes of that color tended to go volatile at inconvenient moments.

Wrinkled black paper, almost in the silhouette of a landscape... 5 out of <error code 512>.

It was similar to lavendigo and perizure.

Another was blue.

It bred many strains of potatoes.

Angry mobsters broke into Nameless's castle and looted all of Nameless's pronouns. Meanwhile, a potato droid began to multiply beneath the surface.

X wondered why Nameless was capitalizing his pronouns.

They'd disowned him centuries ago.

But he didn't really care about that, so it was fine.

He came back to haunt Nameless.

This incensed the dragons.

And Butt Venture had a lot of breadmunks.