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[ToonyMan]

Spoiler: OOC (click to show/hide)

My finals are over now so that's a bit of a relief.

I don't think we'll need to extend again right??  What are you doing/voting Hapah and LNCP?

[lordnincompoop]

Okay. I figured out what I was doing wrong - I read that he used the Misdirection scroll N4, which he later claims he didn't. That confused me, but I got it sorted now.

Reg. Toony's actions:

I used a Scroll of Misdirection last night which redirects anybody

This was posted D5. It's safe to assume "last night" means N4. Claim 1: Used Misdirection N4.

This, as per the rules of the game, should have been delayed to N5 if it actually happened. Okami has a confirmable action, because there is no item (to my knowledge) that allows you to know to who you have redirected someone's action. Hapah also has a confirmable action, and needless to say I know what I did N4. That means that this cannot have happened, and that a Misdirection occurred on N3 which was delayed by Hapah.

I used a Scroll of Knowledge I got D1.  I was definitely delayed.

Claim 2: Used Knowledge N3.

This is an excellent item to fakeclaim because it doesn't rely on anyone else confirming your action for you, and with this few players, if you wait long enough, there is a good chance to be able to BS up a result by looking at others' action claims.

LNCP delays Toony (confirmed)
Toony misdirects LNCP onto himself (confirmed), Toony gets delayed.
Hapah treasures LNCP (confirmed)
Okami tracks LNCP (confirmed), sees he targeted Toony.

He implies as much here. The only way this is resolved is that the scroll was used earlier, and he has used an unknown action N4.

Some of the other suggestions mentioned by others here don't make sense, because:

1. Hapah can't really be lying unless there's some shenanigans going on, but there's no kill either.

No space for kill, as said below.

2. Okami could have figured LNCP was going to target me which leaves him completely open for anything, like a Scroll of Confusion on LNCP.

Makes no sense, because if Okami used a scroll of Confusion, that means that he can no longer assume I targeted Toony.

3. I was delayed so LNCP is likely telling the truth, but there's no kill either.

That's because everyone but you used confirmable actions, and you got delayed. There's no space for a kill.

4. Other possibilities I can think of are Scroll of Darkness, somebody has Kill Resistance and actually survived a kill, another Scroll of Slowing is screwing everything up even more, etc.

Again, no space for a kill. There was no space for a kill last night either, to my knowledge, as all actions were again confirmable but Toony's. Since it is Toony's Misdirect that must've triggered, but this action cannot have occurred N4, it means that his N3 action is confirmed to have been a Misdirect. There was no Slowing scroll either N3 or N4, because there was no space for it, and that means there is no "screwing-up" other than what was caused by Hapah and I.

If I (Hapah) was lying about my N4 action, that'd mean that LNCP would have known about it. The only way LNCP would go along for the ride if I was lying is if we weren't enemies (same scumteam, cult, one of us survivor and the other scum, whatever). I see the possibility of 2 anti-town players left at this point as remote, but you can come to your own conclusions.

This is MYLO. There is no configuration where this'd work out with a fakeclaim, as inevitably this implies either a scum and a Townie working in concert or two Townies working in concert.

Toony is the odd factor here. Granted, delays obscure the setup here, but it's clear there's at least one fakeclaim involved.

Yes, I have considered No Lynching. It might even be a safer option, as it allows us to get more detail. Why I'm not doing it? Because I need to work, and I've run out of time to spend on this game. It might be a tired excuse at this point, but it is every bit as true as the first time I said it.

Spoiler: OOC (click to show/hide)

My finals are over now so that's a bit of a relief.

Lucky you.

[lordnincompoop]

Or no, he does claim it was used N4.

Ah, screw it. I expounded enough on that.

[ToonyMan]

Flashy it is it seems.  I'll remove any doubt I have since I'm prime lynch tonight.

There's certainly space if you're lying LNCP.  Seeing as Okami would have to get a lucky guess (or you could say a caluclated guess) but he's reading town anyway.  And Hapha's case is basically impossible.  Screw me if it was somehow Okami this game though.

[Hapah]

Guess I'll vote Toony as well. Wish work would have told me my schedule was going to be terrible; I feel like I half-assed it after D2.

Here's hoping it's not Okami, lol. I'll be interested to see scumchat after the game, that's for sure.

Anything else?

Flashy it is it seems.

?

[ToonyMan]

LNCP's vote would turn today into a "we're gonna lynch somebody" since it's been a tie so far.

[ToonyMan]

Guess I'll vote Toony as well. Wish work would have told me my schedule was going to be terrible; I feel like I half-assed it after D2.

Who says the game is over??

[Hapah]

What do you think the odds are that it won't end?

[ToonyMan]

What do you think the odds are that it won't end?

If LNCP or Hapah are scum Okami can probably vig them.  Otherwise...?  I guess that means it's around a 66% of town win.

[ToonyMan]

Wait I guess Okami would have to choose correctly if he's town, making it like...50%?  Since he'll probably choose correctly cough LNCP cough.

[Toaster]

Toonyman backs into a corner, and pulls out his knife.

“No.  I won’t give up now.  The power... it is so close.  Can you not FEEL the power here?  We would be FOOLS to pass this up!  Come, join me!  We can bring back the glory of Zodank!”

The other three stare at him.  Okami shakes his head.  “No, you fool!  You have been tricked by the last flicker of an evil god.  Surrender now and come with us, and seek redemption outside.”

Hapah nods.  “Throw down your weapons and give up this nonsense.”  He takes a step toward Toonyman, holding his hands outward.

Toonyman growls.  “NEVER!”  He lunges directly at Hapah, knife raised to attack.  No one is close enough to stop it, and Hapah is unprepared.  The knife falls toward Hapah.

From nowhere, an arrow flies out and takes Toonyman in the side.  He falls over, bleeding and choking- it has pierced his lung badly, and Toonyman fades quickly.

Lordnincompoop walks over and pulls out the arrow.  He studies it and the body for a while.  “Funny... this matches the arrows he has.  How could he possibly have shot himself?”  No one has an answer.


The three surviving adventurers, their mission completed, return to the city and collect their reward.  They have to wonder, though- was the gold worth the horrors they faced?


ToonyMan has been lynched!  He was a Thief (Mafia).


Game over!  Town has won!

[Toaster]

Scum Chat

Dead Chat

SK Chat

Spoiler: Role PMs (click to show/hide)

Scum:  (Leafsnail, Imperial Guardsman, alamoes)

The three of you were drinking buddies at one of the many local taverns.  When the call to arms came out from the king, you decided to sign up together- Leafsnail to extinguish the horror that lay within, Alamoes for the historical interest, and Imperial Guardsman for loot.  You had all the best intentions, but as you camped outside the cloister that night, you shared a vision.  A vision of glory, and power.  All the more could be had, if you would just get rid of the troublemakers that accompanied you.  Yes... great power... everything you could desire.

You awoke in the morning with a new grim purpose.  Yes.  The three of you would do this.  You looked at each other over breakfast and nodded.  There was much to be done.

Leafsnail (the Ranger) possesses a Scroll of Phasing.

Imperial Guardsman (the Thief) possesses a Scroll of Curse Weapon.

Alamoes (the Archaeologist) brought naught but his wits.

Scroll of Phasing    The target is blocked and vanishes from the game tonight, and reappears at the end of the following day.  All other actions on this target fail.

Scroll of Curse Weapon    If active, remove the effects of Scroll of Enchant Weapon. Otherwise, all of the target's kills have a 33% chance of failing.

You win when you equal or outnumber the town, all other anti-town factions have been eliminated, and it is impossible for you to lose.

You may discuss your evil scheming here:  http://www.quicktopic.com/50/H/Tg5F2tigPcy


SK:  (notquitethere)

Gyahaha.

You’re no adventurer!  There are more FUN things to do than wallow in a dungeon!  No, you’re the Brave Knightly Paladin of Zodank, disciple of Gimdal Braineater!


Praise their names!  Bash their enemies!  The fools!  Kill, kill them all!  No, wait, we have to blend in!

Yes, blend in.  We must do that.  We have practiced, yes!  Can pretend to be devoid of the glorious madness!  It is painful, but we will endure.  Zodank will give us great rewards!  Yes, he will!  Praise his name!  Smash his foes!  Eat their brains!

No, not yet.  The infidels (bash!) have burnt the Cloisters (smash!) and thought you were all dead.  But no!  We stayed below!  Zodank commanded it!  We waited, and waited, and went out when waiting ran out!  Got the son of the EVIL FOUL GAAAH CURSE HIS NAME the one that slew Gimdal!  Bashasmasha!  GahhhARAGHAGSIAS!

No... calm.  Eat their brains later.  Blend in... now.  Yesssss.  Sssssssssssss, what a silly sound!  Am I being a snake?  NO!  Focus!...sssss. Hehehe.  Sss.

Have a gift.  A glorious rod, with the power of Zodank.  Can plant a seed.  Then can unleash seed!  Give them glorious madness!

Yes... these brains will do.  Eat them and you will see.  You will be.  Praise ZODANK!  HOOT HOOT HOO!

Inventory:  Scroll of Inspection    Scroll of Shapeshift    Rod of Chaos

Scroll of Inspection    You are informed of the target's alignment. Possible results are Town, Mafia, and Third Party.

Scroll of Shapeshift    Target inspects as an alignment of your choice tonight.  You may choose Town, Mafia, or Third Party.

Rod of Chaos:  This item is a divine gift from Zodank, blessed to impart the glorious madness to others!  At night, you may use this item to plan a Madness Seed in one target player.  As a day action, you may activate this rod to drive any player with a Madness Seed insane, which will kill them.  If you are lynched, you will activate the rod before you are killed.  As a divine gift, this item may not be destroyed, stolen, or altered in any way.

You win when all other players are dead.  Your survival is not required.


Town:

The Soldier:

You are a Paladin in the king’s army, and were there when the Cloisters were first attacked.  As soon as you heard that the king wanted it investigated, you volunteered.  You will do anything to see this threat eliminated.

Inventory:  Scroll of Inspection    Scroll of Replacement

Scroll of Inspection    You are informed of the target's alignment. Possible results are Town, Mafia, and Third Party.

Scroll of Replacement    All other actions that would target the target tonight are redirected to you.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Vector:

Well, you hate evil death cults as much as the next person, but unlike most people, you know the Cloisters were built on the site of a much older temple to a long forgotten god.  The historical value alone is worth any risk to discover it.  But you didn’t anticipate threats from within- with any luck, you’ll dig up something that helps you root it out.

Inventory:  Nothing!

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Captain Ford:

The king specifically asked you to come along.  Surely it was because he knew your skills as a Mage were beyond compare.  You complied, of course- pleasing the king was essential if you ever wanted to become Royal Sorcerer.  With any luck, you’ll outwit the threat here and return to a grand promotion.  The magic wand you tucked in your robes should give you an edge.

Inventory:  Wand of Door Creation

Wand of Door Creation    The target is both blocked and protected.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Hapah: 

Adventuring isn’t really your thing, but you know a business opportunity when you see one.  A client has tasked you to go along and bring back a tablet known to be in the Cloister grounds in exchange for a modest sum.  Finding it was no trouble, but now you’ll have to outwit those working against the group to reap your reward!

Inventory:  Oracle Scroll

Oracle Scroll    At the end of the night, you receive a list of all artifacts that are currently in the game.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Urist Imiknorris:

Adventure!  The call of it brings a song to your heart and music to your fingertips.  The opportunity for new musical material is not one to be missed!  And now, the epic struggle of man against man?  Brilliant material!  Now you just have to live through this... those scrolls you won in a bet last month should help.

Inventory:  Scroll of Death    Scroll of Bane

Scroll of Death    You kill the target.

Scroll of Bane    Target is immune to "Blessing" class effects for the night. Any ongoing blessings are removed.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Deathsword:

You don’t care much for adventure or helping out some “noble cause,” but you know an opportunity for fast loot when you see it.  Turns out you may be in for more than you bargained for.  In exchange, though, you might just help yourself to the treasures of others...

Inventory:  Scroll of Insight

Scroll of Insight    The next time your target would be changed, it is not changed.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Zrk2:

You are a wandering paladin, bent on spreading goodwill and helping others.  A noble quest from a king is right up your alley, so you volunteer as quickly as possible.  Now you are tasked as well with rooting out corruption, and you feel completely up to the task.

Inventory:  Scroll of Inspection    Scroll of Hallucination

Scroll of Inspection    You are informed of the target's alignment. Possible results are Town, Mafia, and Third Party.

Scroll of Hallucination    The target is both randomized and protected.  The target will know they were hallucinated.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Tiruin:

Insane gods?  Lost catacombs?  Spirits of the dead?  That sounds like a great way to fill out your cupboard of rare materials.  You signed up for this adventure not for the greater good, but so you’d have many more components for your more esoteric creations- if you can solve the puzzle, that is.  You brought along one of your latest creations, just in case.

Inventory:  Scroll of Bane

Scroll of Bane    Target is immune to "Blessing" class effects for the night. Any ongoing blessings are removed.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.


Freshmaniscoolman:

Normally, a Transmuter like you would much rather stay at home then go on an adventure.  But business has been slow lately, so you make an exception.  You’ll be bringing good to the world, and that reward would pay for a shop in a nicer part of town where you’d get more customers.

Inventory: Scroll of Mail

Scroll of Mail    Lets you send an anonymous message to one player.  PM the mod with the message and target.  The target will be able to send a reply of up to twenty-five words, no later than end of phase.  This does not count as an action and may be done at any time.  The message will be sent as soon as possible.

You win when all anti-town killing or converting roles are dead.

Spoiler: Day 1 Item Gains (click to show/hide)

Scum:

The three of you each had a chance to do a bit of exploring in these ruins.  Might as well see what treasure is lying around, hey?

Imperial Guardsman comes up with a Scroll of Knowledge he found in a locked chest.  What secrets will it reveal?

Alamoes, showing his skill at spelunking, returns bearing a Wand of Ill Will.  This powerful wand will deliver a dangerous curse to whomever it targts.

Leafsnail ventures down into the deeper recesses of the ruins.  Unbeknownst to him, he enters the private office of Gimbal Braineater himself!  It has been ransacked and much taken, but upon pulling out a desk drawer, it comes out in his head.  There, stuck to the back side of the drawer, is a scroll case.  Leafsnail looks in, and gasps.  A rare and powerful item- a Scroll of Genocide!

He is so giddy when he returns that he doesn’t even notice when his Scroll of Phasing goes missing.

Scroll of Knowledge    You learn of all actions that target you tonight.  You do not know who performed these actions.

Wand of Ill Will    The target has one of the following effects applied at random: roleblock, redirect at random, loss of a random item, curse armor, or is poisoned.

Scroll of Genocide    Choose a class.  All players with that class die.

Inventories:

Leafsnail    Scroll of Genocide

Imperial Guardsman    Scroll of Curse Weapon    Scroll of Knowledge

alamoes    Wand of Ill Will


Third Party:

This is so funny!

These fools have no idea what they’re up against.  Here they go, yammering away, going back and forth, and ignoring you, the obvious master of this domain.  Fools!  Sheep!  Bacongrabbers!  Buahaha!  Muah!  Snarf.  Woo?  Ahem.

You calm yourself with thoughts of brains.  Mmm.. spicy.

Speaking of brains, you found an item in an old stash!  It’s a magic wand- wonder if you can eat it?  No wait, USE it.  Yeah, use.  Heh, brains.

Wand of Safe Travels    The target is both tracked and protected.

Inventory:  Scroll of Inspection    Scroll of Shapeshift    Rod of Chaos    Wand of Safe Travels


Town:

The Soldier:

Like the dutiful soldier you are, you canvass the area, scouting out the terrain and marking noteworthy features in your head.  Near a chokepoint coming in to the camp room, you notice something stuck under a fallen stone.  You pull it out- it’s a Scroll of Darkness.  Interesting.

Scroll of Darkness    Other actions against target have a 50/50 chance of failing.

Inventory:  Scroll of Inspection    Scroll of Replacement    Scroll of Darkness


Vector:

You may have come empty-handed, but you sure won’t leave that way!  Your initial survey of the grounds goes well, with you making many notes of historical interest.  Yes... it won’t take you long to uncover the mysteries of this place.  In fact, that looks... Yes!  A fake wall!

Behind the fake wall is an ancient inscription on the wall.  A priceless note on the history of this place, and it was being used as a broom closet!

Wait... that’s no broom.  It’s a magic staff!  A rare and useful find.

Staff of Tracking    You are informed of any player the target targets tonight.

Inventory:  Staff of Tracking


Captain Ford:

The residual magical energy down here is strong.  There was much invocation done here.  A quick check reveals a room that was once a store of many magical treasures, but all you can find now is a single Scroll of Curse Weapon.  You pocket it.

Scroll of Curse Weapon    If active, remove the effects of Scroll of Enchant Weapon. Otherwise, all of the target's kills have a 33% chance of failing.

Inventory:  Wand of Door Creation    Scroll of Curse Weapon


Hapah:

Sadly, you are all alone down here.  No one to trade with!  You poke around anyway, and come upon a Scroll of Curse Weapon under a crate.  Better than nothing!

Scroll of Curse Weapon    If active, remove the effects of Scroll of Enchant Weapon. Otherwise, all of the target's kills have a 33% chance of failing.

Inventory:  Oracle Scroll    Scroll of Curse Weapon


Okami No Rei:

This is turning into quite the tale of intrigue!  You sit on a rock to consider melody and rhythms, and idly twirl a stick in your hand.

Hm.  This stick... is a magic wand!  Fascinating!  Looks pretty rare, too.

Wand of Blessing    The target has one of the following effects applied at random: protection, Scroll of Treasure, Scroll of Enchant Armor, Scroll of Enchant Weapon, or immunity to redirects for the night.

Inventory:  Scroll of Death    Scroll of Bane    Wand of Blessing


Deathsword:

Instead of crawling around a dank dusty tomb, you opt for the more direct approach.  When he isn’t looking, you lift a scroll from Leafsnail’s pouch.  When you get a moment, you peek at it- a Scroll of Phasing.  Interesting.

Scroll of Phasing    The target is blocked and vanishes from the game tonight, and reappears at the end of the following day.  All other actions on this target fail.

Inventory:   Scroll of Insight    Scroll of Phasing



Tiruin:

Rather than go exploring like so many of the others, you poke around the area you all have chosen to camp.  Hey, there’s something here... a Scroll of Inspection.  Nice find.

Scroll of Inspection    You are informed of the target's alignment. Possible results are Town, Mafia, and Third Party.

Inventory:  Scroll of Bane    Scroll of Inspection



Zombie Urist:

You’re not sure this whole adventuring thing is all it’s cracked up to be.  At least you did find a gold ring when you were checking out the area.  Putting it on, you feel more aware- it must be magical.

Ring of Warning    At the end of the night, you receive a count of people that targeted you.

Inventory:  Ring of Warning

Spoiler: Night 1 Actions (click to show/hide)

Scum:

Leafsnail stays at the camp to recite the complex runes on the scroll while the other two head out to do their nefarious plans.  The scroll is long and the words are complicated.  The sheer mental effort involves, but it is ultimately successful.  A wave of pure... weight?  spreads out from you, and leaves an odd feeling behind.  Anyone who has chosen the path of the Priest will fall tonight.

Imperial Guardsman heads out to track down Tiruin.  It is not long before he sees her outside her tent, stretching and getting ready for bed.  It is nothing for him to slip behind her with his trusty dagger, slap his hand over her mouth, and slit her throat.  She struggles in vain then perishes swiftly.  He wipes his hands then heads back.

Alamoes takes his wand out to Zombie Urist.  He finds him asleep.  Heh... sucker.  A quick blast with the wand is all it takes to curse him.  The blast smelled acidic and corrosive- a good sign that his armor has been cursed.

Alamoes and Imperial Guardsman return just as Leafsnail is done.  Leafsnail smiles and nods, then is blasted from behind with a cloud of black energy!  He chokes a few times and collapses.  The other two race to his side, but it is too late- he’s already dead.

Alamoes and Imperial Guardsman run in the direction the blast came from, but there is no one to be found.  Bitterly, they head back to their tents- they’ll just have to complete this without Leafsnail’s help.



Third Party:

Those jerks, not letting you get to Zrk2 to eat his spicy brains!  They insisted on doing something “fitting” for him instead of dashing his skull on the rocks and leaving his gooey tasty brains for you.  Meanies.  Doo-doo heads.  You’ll show them!  Ahah hah hah heh.

No, yes, indeed, what, it is time to show them your version of “compassion.”  Vector should taste it first.  She meddles.  Yes, meddler.  Plus, you bet her brains are the spiciest!  Yum yum!  This will certainly spice them up!  Wehaha!

Finding her is no trouble- you just follow the smells of spice.  You catch her just as she’s getting into her tent.  Grabbing your trusty Rod of Chaos, you send a quick blast her way.  It’s faintly purpleish yellow to one blessed with the Sight like you are, but no one else will notice it at all.  YET HAHA!

The deed done, you head back to your glorious hole, and bunk down.  To take your mind off the taste of brains long enough to sleep, you have to eat no less than five bugs.

At least they were juicy ones.



Town:

The Soldier:

Your tent is ready in a secure position.  Now, all you have to do is execute your personal recon.

Leafsnail is no trouble to track down- you memorized the location of most of the tents already.  He’s standing around it, so you hunker down and recite the scroll.  An aura- invisible to everyone but you- forms around him... and it is jet black.  Ah hah!  He is clearly working against you!

Secure in your knowledge, you return to your tent.  This will be good to know tomorrow.

[The inspect returned Mafia, if that’s not clear from flavor]


Vector:

With your new staff, you will be able to do quite a bit of more personal research.  Deathsword should be a good place to start.

You focus on him and activate the staff.  A hazy mist pours out of the end of it.  The mist forms into a face you recognize... that must be Captain Ford whom Deathsword is visiting tonight.  Hmm.

You head back to your tent and get some sleep.


Captain Ford:

This wand is interesting... it protects someone, but at the cost of restraining him.  You think you’ll give it a try on Notquitethere.

You get two steps from your tent before a rend in space opens in front of you.  You shout and jump back, but there’s no escaping it- you are sucked right in!  Aaaaaahhhh!

[You have been temporarily removed from the game.  You may not post or act until otherwise told.]


Okami:

Scrolls of Death are very powerful items, and not to be used lightly.  You feel, though, that it is in everyone’s best interest if the Leafsnail melody is removed from this piece.

Sneaking into position, you catch him outside his tent.  He is looking away from you as you recite the words.  A blast of dark energy forms, then shoots straight at him.  You watch long enough to see him spasm and collapse, then you run off before anyone sees you and suspects you’re the source of the trouble.  You make it back to your tent in safety, ways to work his passing into the composition filling your head.


Deathsword:

Phasing... an interesting item.  Temporarily removing someone from consideration, huh?  Well, you’ll be happier if Ford is gone for a while.

You sneak off and see him at his tent.  For a powerful spell, the runes are actually very simple.  You invoke the magic and grin as Ford is sucked into a rift in reality.  That should keep him busy for a while.



Tiruin:

You head off to find Hapah, curious as to his intentions here.  You see him relieving himself against a wall, and figure now’s a good time.  You recite the runes of the scroll, and an aura forms around him.  The aura is white- Hapah must be an innocent man in all this.  You head back to your tent before he turns around.

Heading back to your tent, you do a few stretches before going to sleep.  As you’re working out a particularly nasty kink, a hand slaps over your mouth.  Before you can do anything to fight back, a knife runs across your throat.  You gurgle as blood pours out, but the world quickly fades from sight.

You are dead.  You can mourn in Dead Chat:  www.quicktopic.com/50/H/yfvtrtbHFMU6p


Zombie Urist:


You wake up in the morning and look at the ring you found.  It is set with a set of gems around the band.  One of them is lit up- it appears you had one visitor in the night.  It doesn’t take long to realize that there is something wrong with your armor as well- it appears to have been cursed.  Curses, indeed...

[Toaster]

Spoiler: Day 2 Item Gains (click to show/hide)

Scum:
The two of you head out together to search this time.  Imperial Guardsman discovers a Scroll of Misdirection in a crate, while Alamoes discovers a Wand of Shapeshift in the hand of a statue- a clever hiding place.

Scroll of Misdirection    All players attempting to target you tonight are redirected randomly.

Wand of Shapeshift    Target inspects as an alignment of your choice tonight.  You may choose Town, Mafia, or Third Party.

Inventories:

Imperial Guardsman    Scroll of Curse Weapon    Scroll of Knowledge    Scroll of Misdirection

alamoes    Wand of Ill Will (1)    Wand of Shapeshift


Town:

The Soldier:

During your recon, you marked several areas to search.  One of them, a back office looking room, turns up a magic scroll.  Good find.

Scroll of object detection    The next time the target uses an item, you are told the name of that item.

Inventory:  Scroll of Darkness    Scroll of object detection


Hapah:  Every good merchant knows how to hide their special items in their desk.  Searching behind a drawer in an office-type room, you find a hidden Scroll of Slowing.  Well done.

Scroll of Slowing    Target's action is delayed until the next night.

Inventory:  Oracle Scroll    Scroll of Slowing


Okami No Rei:

The music guides you.

Playing and singing to yourself, the Muse of Music leads you to a hidden passage.  At the end, there lies a magic staff, left forgotten on the ground.  Excellent.

Staff of monster detection    You are told all players who actioned your target tonight.

Inventory:  Scroll of Bane    Wand of Blessing    Staff of monster detection


Deathsword:

You can sense that NQT’s time is coming, so you slip behind him before the chaos begins.  You’re able to swipe a magic scroll off his belt before he reacts to his fate.

Scroll of Shapeshift    Target inspects as an alignment of your choice tonight.  You may choose Town, Mafia, or Third Party.

Inventory:  Scroll of Insight    Scroll of Shapeshift


Zombie Urist:

At the end of a hallway, you find part of it has collapsed into a pile of rubble.  You see a skeletal hand sticking out- ugh.  It’s clutching a scroll, though.  He won’t need it any more!

Scroll of monster detection    You are told all players who actioned your target tonight.

Inventory:  Ring of Warning    Scroll of monster detection

Spoiler: Night 2 Actions (click to show/hide)

Scum:

Alamoes stays in while Imperial Guardsman goes out to kill Captain Ford.  He finds Ford sleeping in his tent, oblivious to the world.  Taking a blanket lying off to the side, Imperial Guardsman jumps on Ford’s arms and chest, forcing the blanket to his face.  Captain Ford struggles for a minute, but eventually falls limp.  Tossing the blanket to the side, Imperial Guardsman returns to wait for the morning.


Town:

Captain Ford:

After reflecting on the day’s events, you decide that Okami No Rei is your best target.  This scroll of yours will keep him both safe and out of trouble.  Sneaking around to his tent site, you track him down in a nearby hallway.  You recite the runes, and Okami disappears in a maze of doors.  Your expertise allows you to preserve the scroll, saving it for another night!

You head back to your tent and settle down for the night.  Some time later, you are suddenly awakened by something heavy landing on your chest, pinning you down.  You try to jump up, but a blanket is slammed over your face and held down.  You struggle against it, but it is held on far too tightly, and you can’t breathe...

Your vision fades and your struggle ends.

You have died.  Dead chat:  http://www.quicktopic.com/50/H/yfvtrtbHFMU6p


Hapah:

You again try to exchange your scroll, and you again manage to lose it.  Not much of a merchant, are you?


Okami:

Zombie Urist looks to be trouble, so you go out to send a nasty curse his way.  Or you would, but as you are walking, you find your way blocked- and the way back blocked.  Did something change?

By the time you can get back to where you started, it is too late.  You sigh, and give up for the night.


Zombie U:

This scroll provides portents of visitation, allowing you to see who visits Okami tonight.  You unravel the scroll and invoke the magic within.  A mist forms in front of you, and a face appears- you recognize it as Captain Ford.  What business could he have had?

In the morning, you check your ring.  None of the gems are glowing- looks like you had no visitors.                 

Spoiler: Day 3 Actions (click to show/hide)

Scum:

You’re on your own now, but that won’t stop you!

Searching the dungeon when you can, you collect a Wand of Shapeshift from a half-broken pot.  Hmm... this could do things.

Wand of Shapeshift    Target inspects as an alignment of your choice tonight.  You may choose Town, Mafia, or Third Party.


Inventory:  Scroll of Curse Weapon    Scroll of Knowledge    Scroll of Misdirection    Wand of Shapeshift


Town:

Hapah:

It seemed like this day dragged on forever, yet you never strayed far, opting to poke around the meeting area instead of searching far and wide.  A wand catches your eye, and you pocket it.

Wand of Shapeshift    Target inspects as an alignment of your choice tonight.  You may choose Town, Mafia, or Third Party.

Inventory:  Scroll of Slowing    Wand of Shapeshift


Okami:

Rather than risking exploring deeper in the ruins, you instead look around the nearby area where the discussion is happening.  A scroll has rolled off to the side, so you stuff it into your pocket when no one is looking.

Scroll of fire    All scrolls owned by targeted player burn to nothing.

Inventory:  Scroll of Bane    Wand of Blessing    Staff of monster detection    Scroll of fire


LNCP:

Setting off to explore the dungeon during a quiet moment, you come across an old bookshelf with most of the contents dumped in the floor.  You notice something hanging out of one book - someone was using a magic scroll as a bookmark!  A dangerous idea, so you make the safety-conscious move of taking the scroll out and storing it in a safer place- like your pack.

Scroll of Attraction    Choose two players.  Those two players will target each other with their actions tonight.  If one player is performing an action that targets multiple players, one target at random is changed to the other player.

Inventory:  Scroll of Insight    Scroll of Shapeshift    Scroll of Attraction

Spoiler: Night 3 Actions (click to show/hide)

Scum:


Rather than violence, you opt for subversion.  You have a scroll that would be perfect for that, so you ready it and begin invoking its magic.

As you complete the process, a strange feeling overtakes you, and you.. feel... slooooow.  The feeling leaves you, and passes into the magic- the protective field you expected to come out very slowly begins to take form- at the rate it’s happening, it’ll probably be tomorrow before anything comes of it!

As you prepare for bed, you weapon gives off a odd hum.  You check it out, and it looks a heck of a lot sharper than you remember it being.  Someone passed you a weapon enhancement!  What a fool!


Town:

Hapah:

You’re not sure what ToonyMan is up to.  Whatever it is, though, it’ll be put off; you successfully invoke your scroll and delay him.

That done, you head up and- YES!  A caravan!

You’re not too sure how you did in terms of trading, but you did leave with a Scroll of Corrosion.

As you head back into the ruins, a thought occurs to you- why didn’t you just leave with the caravan?


Scroll of Corrosion    Target loses any enchantments to armor and weapon.


Okami:

You know full well you don’t have any more death magic, but you do have a wand.  You pull it out and sneak over to Hapah.  Sending a blast his way, you aim to bless... wait, that’s Toony!  You went the wrong way!  How... you’re sure you meant to go to Hapah!


No matter, it is too late.  Something good’s happened to Toony, now- you believe his weapons were enhanced.


LNCP:

This is some strange magic- it sends two people toward each other, instead of to their intended target.  Odd, but no matter- it’s the perfect thing to do tonight.

Invoking the runes, two puffs of smoke appear, and you see the faces of ToonyMan and Okami.  The two smoke clouds fade into each other- your work here is done.

Spoiler: Day 4 Item Gains (click to show/hide)

Scum:


A long search in the dungeon yields a dangerous scroll.  It can bring great rewards, but is it worth the risk?

Scroll of Danger    When you use this item, you have equal chances of getting an uncommon item, a rare item, an artifact, nothing, or dying.

Inventory:  Scroll of Curse Weapon    Scroll of Knowledge    Wand of Shapeshift    Scroll of Danger


Town:

Hapah:

You root around in the scattered debris in the discussion area when the eyes are not upon you.  Sticking out from under a rock you see a scroll, and pocket it.

Scroll of Treasure    Target gains a common or uncommon item, 75/25.

Inventory:  Scroll of Corrosion    Scroll of Treasure


Okami:

When you have a moment, you poke around the ruins.  Stuck between two rocks in a dead end hallway, you find a Scroll of Tracking.  Why would there be a scroll here, anyway?

Inventory:  Scroll of Bane    Wand of Blessing (1)    Staff of monster detection    Scroll of fire    Scroll of Tracking


LNCP:

A Scroll of Slowing is your reward for poking around the dungeon all day.  Wonder if you could put this to good use?

Scroll of Slowing    Target's action is delayed until the next night.

Inventory:  Scroll of Insight    Scroll of Shapeshift    Scroll of Slowing

Spoiler: Night 4 Actions (click to show/hide)

Scum:

This night, Hapah must die.  You feel the effect of the previous night’s scroll covering for you, so you head off to do your dirty deed.  Using your bow, you line up an arrow at his sleeping form... and the arrow stops halfway.  Not again!

You beat a hasty retreat before anything else ill happens to you.  Hopefully he’ll sleep in the same spot tomorrow night, and that arrow will finish him off when it moves again.


Town:

Hapah:

The caravan must be long gone by now, because you wait a while for it and nothing happens.  Getting back, you realize you left your scroll outside- ugh.

You find LNCP and approach him from behind.  Invoking the magic of the scroll, you feel an item being summoned.  You can’t see it, though- better head back to your tent before he gets suspicious.


Okami:

You are curious to know what LNCP is up to, and you have just the trick to find out.  You invoke the scroll, and a magic fog appears.  The fog coalesces into a face... the face of ToonyMan.  Looks like LNCP paid him a visit tonight.


LNCP:

Hapah claims to have inflicted a delay upon Toonyman last night.  You think you’ll do the same thing tonight!

Finding him is very difficult though.  Something keeps misleading you, and you are led in circles around the ruins.  Finally, after far too long, you come upon him.  You invoke the runes, and slow him down.

As you are returning to your tent, something poofs into existence right in front of you!  It flutters down to the ground, and you bend over and pick it up.  It’s a magic scroll- where did that come from?  In any case, you pocket it.

Gained Item:  Scroll of Confusion    Target is redirected at random.


[Mod note:  If it’s not clear, you were redirected to ToonyMan]

[Toaster]

If you're wondering, the arrow that killed Toony in the flavor was from his delayed nightkill the prior night.  It was aimed at Hapah.


Hope everyone enjoyed it, despite all the modkills.  I meant to write some flavor for that, but never got around to it.  Damn you lazy mods!


I feel bad for Leafsnail, who pulled the mighty Scroll of Genocide and totally whiffed.  Dead chattians, that's what I was referring to.

[zombie urist]

Hooray! TOWN VICTORY!

Why didn't Toony's kill go off during N5?