Sart

On that note, as a reminder, PMs are open for this Phase. Make sure to include me, as well as our Impartial Moderator @Elandera in all PMs you make this game.

Wake up inmates!

It's time we played a little game.

I want one of you to die.

Now, I've always been a fan of democracy, so I'll let you decide who the candidates will be.

And be careful, I've given out some nasty little roles to a couple of you.

One of them would kill everyone if they are killed.

One of them knows slightly more than they let on.

And the final one has to be killed to survive, at the expense of almost everyone else.

Let's see how you manage.

Welcome to the start of the Nomination Phase. Please select half of the players to be chosen as Candidates. Remember, voting is anonymous, so please put your vote in your game PM.

This Phase will end in 24 hours at 8 PM CST on October 16th. Good luck.

Player List:

Here's a link to the rules

Sorry for the delay. Signups are now closed. Give me a bit to set up the first cycle.

On 10/9/2021 at 9:06 AM, Devotary of Spontaneity said:

 

@Sart, does the sacrifice still lose their extra vote at low remaining player count?

Probably yes, but I'm going to PAFO that question as to when or if that will happen.

On 10/10/2021 at 0:23 AM, Kasimir said:

I feel like this game calls for Squid Game memes.

None from me though, going to go back to studying  

I can't tell if you're signing up or not... @Kasimir are you signing up, or do you just want the Spec Doc?

And yes, the Squid Game memes are entirely appropriate.

6 hours ago, Alvron said:

Does this apply to the Sacrifice if they didn't vote the prior cycle?
Would they gain two votes on themselves by not voting?
Can the Sacrifice vote for themselves?

Yes, the Sacrifice can vote for themselves, and they probably should. If they go inactive, they will self-vote twice.

Rebooting...

Rebooting...

Are you still there?

Starting simulation...

There you are, you idiots. What's that? Where are you? You don't know?

Too bad! We're gonna play a game. If you win, you get to live. If you lose, well, then I get to have some fun.

What? You don't want to play? Who said you had a choice?

Welcome to Quick Fix 56. This is a game based off of Your Turn To Die, a free online horror game. If you would like to play it, here’s a link. Warning: It is a horror game, so viewer discretion is advised. In the game, they play a twisted version of Mafia, so I decided to copy their rule set. Will you work with the other participants to escape, or will you be forced to betray them all? In the end, it all comes down to a majority vote.

Rules:

This game will start a week from now, on October 15th, at 7 PM CST.

Player List:

Quick Links:

Alright, I think I'm doing the next Quick Fix. Just in case, here's the list of people ahead of me in the listings.

1. @Orlok Tsubodai
2. @CadCom
3. @Kidpen
4. @Fifth Scholar
5. @Young Bard
6. @Haelbarde
7. @Elbereth
8. Me

I finally got my pass, so I'm really excited to share it with you all. If anyone on this list wishes to go first though, please respond soon.

I can run my Quick Fix, now that I finally got a pass from @Stick

If we're needing Long Game GMs though, I suppose I could do a re-run of the Rithmatist game.

4 minutes ago, Elandera said:

That's quite possible. Want me to remove that slot?

Yeah. I'll get back on the sign-up list once I have a better idea for an LG.

Honestly, I'm not sure why I'm on that list. I think that slot got used up when I ran LG73, but was never taken off properly. I don't have a game ready, so I'll pass.

1 minute ago, Jondesu said:

It was just one prior in the alphabet, then two forward, then three prior, then four forward, etc. Fairly simple, but I don’t know if there’s a name for that.

I didn't actually crack the code. I just noticed that Engineer was the only role with 8 letters, and the first two words were clearly 'I am'

Shard posted too soon. Experience you're lying. I was role blocked. I shouldn't have claimed, but I thought you were a Villager. So, Elim team is Biplet, Experience, and probably TJ. Which means Village is doomed unless @Random Bystander votes as well. 

Nice try, 

I don't see a scenario where both Biplet and Quinn are both villagers. Two Village alignment scanners is way too many, especially with other forms of tracking available. As much as I would like to vote out both of them, a tie is not in our best interest. It would only take one last minute flip to ruin us. So, I'm going to force the issue. Quinn you're leading in votes, so I'm kicking you out. Biplet, have fun in the hospital. I'm a Trapper, and your times up.

Vote Count:
Szeth (2): TJ, Biplet
Random Bystander (2): Matrim, Illwei

I keep going inactive in this game, and it appears I'm not the only one. Right then, we've got two trains going today. Random Bystander, because he's inactive, and Szeth, because he had a tunnel on Illwei. With ties killing both parties, we would lose the game on the spot if they're both villagers. Since I'm probably not going to be around for rollover, I need to break the tie one way or another. I remember reading Szeth as village on Day 1, and while I should really go back and check that, I'm going to trust my gut on this one. Randby, on the other hand, I've gotten no read from, which is suspicious this late in the game.I know this is the pot calling the kettle black, but I'm going to vote on Random Bystander. Most hypocritical Contribution Crusade ever.

Sorry for not being active. I keep thinking this rollover is later than it actually appears. Anyway, it looks like we've got a runaway lynch train. I'm not thrilled by that. I've had a Village read on Tani, although I'll admit that's mostly from Cycle one. At this point, I want to vote on Matrim's Dice Something seems off with him. I'm going to do a deeper dive tonight, but that's where my vote is going today.

Is italics the new format for RP? In any case, my thoughts.

Fourth of Legend stretched his arms, lazily getting to his feet. It had been smooth sailing so far, but now the ship was starting to get antsy. There was once again talk of saboteurs, and a referendum was being held. He had already gotten reprimanded for not participating, so he had to put his cards on the table. Obviously, Tevris (Tani) was fishing, and it looked like someone bit. He asked a simple question, and waited for responses. The content wasn't important, but it was the tells that mattered. Liars dart around like startled fish, never committing to an answer. The Saboteurs would hem and haw, while the Crewmembers would speak frankly, since they had nothing to lose. In Fourth's opinion, he would rather have the Ones above win. He doubted a neutral party managed to survive for five days in this type of chaos, so he wasn't too worried about the aliens. No, he needed to focus on the Saboteurs.

In that regard, one person clearly stood out. Illwei had ducked Tevris's question like a scared Aviar.

On 5/6/2021 at 2:02 PM, Illwei said:

I think it doesn't matter to me personally. If the Elims have an engineer and they lose, then good for the Agent I guess. If I was an Elim I wouldn't very much care if I was declared the winner or not, because technically I would have won. Same way I feel about village. If we catch all the Elims I'll feel the same if it's declared an Agent win or a Village win.

Ducking and weaving, hemming and hawing, never wanting to commit. All the signs were there. However, there was something more that put Fourth on edge.

On 5/6/2021 at 11:03 AM, Illwei said:

I haven't fully read the rules, but my first thought I'm gonna put out there for now, is that I don't think the Doctors are that important, and I think giving up your voice and vote for a cycle to revive someone isn't a good trade. I also think that going to the hospital at all isn't a very good trade for talking to the dead people either.

Now, Fourth agreed that taking your time in the infirmary wasn't a great idea. However, abandoning the injured in the hospital was just plain suicidal. If the Saboteurs attacked someone, that meant the victim wasn't a Saboteur. Having confirmed good people would greatly help our chances. Yes, he supposed a Saboteur could fake an injury, but that would be a huge risk, and with not much benefit. Even if we don't trust the wounded completely, it would still double the Saboteur's workload. The longer we survived, the more we have a chance to root out the traitors. It was a simple rule. When your opponent's low on chips, you bleed him dry. We win via attrition. So, for that backwards logic, Illwei had to go.

I think it's time I hopped back in a game. It was nice taking a break, but now I'm itching to go. Signing up as Fourth of Legend.

Game Docs:

Forgotten Conspiracy Doc

Halls of the Master (Dead Doc)

Master Spreadsheet

The camp cornered Kaniae Moreau. "We know you're the last Forgotten!" shouted Elysian. "Just give it up already." added Tria Noche.

Kaniae scowled. "Humans, always so unpredictable. Do you really think you've won? We've decimated your numbers. What can six survivors do against an army of Forgotten?"

"We'll adapt and learn, just like we always have." spoke Evan Wallace. A random bystander nodded silently, head down in her book.

"We'll fight on till our last breath!" argued Tia Vuur.

"And when all is said and done, we'll desecrate your corpses." whispered the Servant of the Mad God.

With no way out, Kaniae sighed. "I accept my defeat." Her body writhed, and exploded in a mass of chalklings. The survivors had won this battle. Now, it was time to win the war.

Vote Count:
Devotary of Spontaneity (5): Gears, Archer, Burnt Spaghetti, Araris Valerian, Mist
Gears (1): Devotary of Spontaneity

Devotary of Spontaneity was court-martialed. She was a Forgotten.

The Rithmatists and Non-Rithmatist have won!

Items Taken:

Final Camp Supply:

Player List:

Well, we didn't hear from Random Bystander, but I'm comfortable ending it here. That's the game.

The Night was quiet. Perhaps daunted by the slaughter of their masters, the Wild Chalklings horde only timidly nibbled at the Camp's Defense, being repelled at every turn. The town was on guard, and they prevented any more death.

No one died!

Camp Supply:

Player List:

If all the players are amenable, we could end the Day early on February 22nd at 8 PM CST. If anyone objects, the Day will end at its usual time of 8 PM CST on February 23rd.

That's the end of the Night.

After comparing notes, the Camp had everything figured out. The man nicknamed Books was clearly responsible for Duncan's death. He protested arguing that the Servant of the Mad God could have technically done it as well. His pleas fell on deaf ears though. The Camp strung him up, and when white leaked from his eyes, they knew they were on the right track.

Vote Count:
Flyingbooks (6): Gears, Archer, Burnt Spaghetti, Araris Valerian, Devotary of Spontaneity, Mist
Gears (1): Flyingbooks

Flyingbooks was court-martialed. They were a Forgotten.

Items Taken:

Camp Supply:

Player List:

The Strength of the Wild Chalklings is at 1. This Night will end at 8 PM CST on February 21st.

That's the end of the day.

Duncan saw the Forgotten coming. Of course they were coming for him. He had led the remainder of this camp, and now they wanted to topple the figurehead. It made perfect sense. He took a deep breath. Wyatt whispered in his ear, "You knew this was coming." Duncan shook the hallucination off. If this was the night he was to die, so be it.

The town woke to a battlefield. The remnants of an epic Rithmatic duel were chalked into the earth. Unfortunately, Duncan Kerr had lost his final bout. And now his watch was ended.

Kasimir has died. He was a Rithmatist.

Camp Supply:

Player List:

This Day will end on February 20th, at 8 PM CST.