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[SHAD0Wdump]

If this is really dead I demand revealed roles!

[JoshuaFH]

Mephansteras is a black hole of attention.

[Pandarsenic]

*Sigh*

[inaluct]

So, who suspects who?

[Pandarsenic]

Feel free to PM people reminding them to play on my behalf.

[Pandarsenic]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Round 2

Mafia A:

Faultmage: Uses an arcane thaumaturgy action to destroy a player's home entirely with an earthquake, destroying all evidence of his role until the end of the game. This may be used at any time. The Faultmage can only cause an earthquake again two phases later (Use at night, phase ends, D N, that day he can quake again). Conditional statements such as "Use the earthquake against whoever is lynched" are permitted. If the quake is used against a player in their home, that player dies. If anyone else successfully interacted with that person, they are killed.

The Seeker: Can identify the name of any role and whether it can use arcane evocation night actions with a mundane night action. At any point during the day, the Seeker may, as a mundane day action, PM me a player's name and say "Be right back" in the thread. He will then ransack that players house and take some of their equipment. He may not post in the thread for the remainder of the day, including for voting. The player whose house he ransacks cannot take an action that night, as they must set their things in order and find their backup equipment. Once you have their equipment, you may instead spend your night using your divination, an arcane thaumaturgy night action, to determine their ability. You are unable, however, to express it to others.

Trapmage: You have no active abilities, but if someone attempts to harm you at night, you will automatically (no choice) active an arcane thaumaturgy night action that will, ah... .... ... it causes your attacker to explode. Also, your clothing has explosive runes woven into it, which you will detonate if lynched.

Mafia B:

Temporal Mage: Uses an arcane evocation night action to cause the targeted played to attempt to repeat the action he took last night. If that player cannot, he is merely roleblocked. The same player cannot be targeted two nights in a row.

Seer: Uses an arcane evocation night action to identify what kind of action a player used, whom it was used against, and any actions used on that person, on any night of the game.

The Deathkillmaimharmlock: Can use one of two arcane evocation night action each night...
1) Determine whether a player can use arcane thaumaturgy actions.
2) Place a curse on a player; when the Deathkillmaimharmlock dies, each cursed player dies.

Town:

Disorder Mage: May choose one of the following arcane night actions each night...
1) Give player OCD (thaumaturgy) - the target is roleblocked, and spends all night cleaning his house. His house will be too clean for this to work on him the next night except in special circumstances.
2) Give player Clinical Depression (evocation) - can only be used once, causes the target to fall into hopeless despair and commit suicide
Undertaker: May perform an autopsy, a mundane action, at any time. An autopsy will determine who killed someone and how.

Vigilante-fier: May use a mundane night action to grant a nightkill mundane night action to any other player.

Biomancer: Has an extra copied clone of every other player, but that clone cannot be released until that person dies lest they encounter themselves. Releasing a clone (effectively reviving someone) is a free action that can occur at any time and does not give you away. You may choose whom to revive or leave dead. However, you also have these three arcane night action options...
1) Evocation Coat a player in bioluminescent spores. Where he goes during that night will be announced to all players
2) Evocation You may use your biomancy to heal another player as an arcane evocation protection night action.
3) Thaumaturgy You may seize control of a clone (not a player who hasn't died). This acts as a roleblock unless you say, for example, "use mundane night action against [Player]" and have correctly determined how their ability (if they have one) functions.

Government Sleeper Agent: Your orders are to eliminate all Mafia members. You may assassinate one player per night with a mundane night action. However, if anyone targets you, your training will cause you to respond lethally - even if they do manage to take you out, they'll go with you.

Rogue:

Mage Slayer: Desires the death of all players who are or were capable of using arcane actions. Afterwards, seeks only to survive and does not impede any group's win condition. May use one of the following mundane night actions...
1) Select two players and be told whether at least one is or was ever capable of using an arcane action. (If my answer is yes, it means you have to kill at least one of them, basically).
2) Load your anti-mage sniper rifle with a silver bullet and assassinate a player. You will be told your bullet count after each assassination attempt and on the first night. You start with one bullet for each mage. Your anti-mage bullets bypass arcane protection actions but not mundane protection actions.

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

    
Faultmage: Org
The Seeker: webadict
Trapmage: Frelock

Temporal Mage: Cheeetar
Seer: Strife26
The Deathkillmaimharmlock: Boksi

Disorder Mage: SHAD0Wdump
Vigilante-fier: Emperor_Jonathan
Biomancer: Solifuge

Mage Slayer: inaluct

Townie (as of Day 1): Zaithemaster, chaoticjosh, NUKE9.13, Wimdit, Karlito
Night 1, finder of the Do-It-Yourself Detective Kit:
Government Sleeper Agent (Activates when targeted): Karlito 

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

    
Night 1:
TOWN_
SHAD0Wdump, Disorder Mage, does nothing
Solifuge, Biomancer, places Bioluminescent Spores on Zaithemaster

MAFIA A_
Frelock kills SHAD0Wdump
Org quakes Wimdit
Webadict investigates Boksi's stuff that he raided during the day.

MAFIA B_
Cheeetar kills NUKE9.13

ROGUE_
Inaluct scans Boksi/SHAD0Wdump, gets positive result; 8 bullets 

Oh hey, GSA was explained. Never mind.