Super Role Madness Mafia: SANDBOX MODE ( Pilot )
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The Bound Genie
"Your wish is my command..."
[Passive - Eternal Servitude] - The Genie is bound to the Lamp. While inside the Lamp, the Genie does not exist in the game, he cannot post, vote, be targeted, or perform any actions. He is immune to all forms of investigation, kills, and manipulation while in this state. The Genie's alignment is Mafia, but he appears as [Innocent] to all investigations while in the Lamp.
[Passive - Prisoner of the Lamp] - The Genie cannot act independently. He must be summoned by a Master. When the Genie is inside the Lamp, he is effectively "removed from the game" he cannot be killed, lynched, or affected in any way. The only way to remove the Genie permanently is to destroy the Lamp itself (see [Lamp Destruction]). If the Genie is killed while summoned he will go back in the Lamp.
[Item - The Lamp] - At the start of the game, the Genie's Lamp is placed in the game thread as a hidden item. The Host randomly assigns the Lamp to a post number at the start of the game. The player who makes the post at that number will "find" the Lamp and can perform one of the following actions:
--- [Rub the Lamp] - The player chooses to rub the Lamp. If they do, the Genie is summoned immediately. The Genie's appearance is publicly revealed in the game thread. The summoner becomes the Genie's Master, and a private chat is opened between them where they may communicate at all times.
--- [Ignore the Lamp] - The player chooses to ignore the Lamp. The Lamp is discarded and randomly reassigned to another post number in the same Day phase. The Genie remains imprisoned.
--- [Pass the Lamp] - The player may pass the Lamp to another player of their choice. The recipient is informed of the Lamp's existence and may then choose to [Rub], [Ignore], [Pass] or [Destroy the Lamp]. Passing the Lamp does not count as an action and may be done multiple times.
--- [Destroy the Lamp] - The Lamp can be destroyed by a player who has found it. The player may choose to [Destroy the Lamp] instead of rubbing, ignoring, or passing it. If the Lamp is destroyed while the Genie is inside:
- The Genie is permanently removed from the game and cannot return.
- The player suffers a heavy penalty: they lose all voting power for the remainder of the game and are role crushed for 3 phases.
[Passive - Master's Bond] - Once the Genie is summoned, he is bound to his Master until one of them dies or the Lamp is destroyed, or the Genie fulfills three Wishes and is compelled to return inside the lamp. The Genie gains the following benefits from the bond:
- The Genie learns his Master's flavor upon summoning ( this counts as investigative ability ).
- The Master may command the Genie to grant one Wish per cycle.
- If the Master dies before the Genie has fulfilled three Wishes, the Genie is immediately sucked back into the Lamp and becomes dormant until a new player finds and rubs it. The Genie's Wish count resets with the new Master.
- If the Genie fulfills three Wishes, he learns his Master's full role ( this counts as investigative ability ) and is automatically returned to the Lamp at the end of that phase, regardless of whether the Master is alive or dead.
[Active - Grant a Wish] - Once per cycle, the Genie may grant his Master a single Wish. The Master must specify which category their Wish falls under: Protection, Knowledge, Power, or Deception. The Master then describes to the Host (via the Genie's private chat) exactly what they want the Wish to accomplish. The Host will determine if the request is balanced and acceptable within the scope of the chosen category. If approved, the Genie grants the Wish as a one-shot ability that the Master may use immediately or save for later. ( the master will be informed of this ability once the chat between the genie and his master will be made )
--- Minor Control - Once per Master, the Genie may choose to veto a Wish request before it is granted. The Master is informed that "the Genie cannot fulfill this request" and may submit a new Wish. This does consume the Master's Wish for the cycle and counts toward the 3 Wish limit. [1-shot per Master]
--- The Price The Genie is bound by the Mafia's win condition. If a Wished ability is used in a way that would directly harm the Mafia's chances of victory, the Wish will still be granted but a hidden side effect will occur. The Master is never informed of this side effect.
The Host will roll a 1D100 in secret; if the result is 50 or below, the action is redirected back to the master.
[Active - Return to the Lamp] - Once per game, the Genie may voluntarily return to the Lamp at the end of any phase. Upon returning, the Genie is removed from the game thread (cannot post, vote, or act) and the Lamp is randomly reassigned to a new post number in the following phase. The Genie may be summoned again by a new Master.
Alignment: Indie / Scum Sided
"Your wish is my command..."
[Passive - Eternal Servitude] - The Genie is bound to the Lamp. While inside the Lamp, the Genie does not exist in the game, he cannot post, vote, be targeted, or perform any actions. He is immune to all forms of investigation, kills, and manipulation while in this state. The Genie's alignment is Mafia, but he appears as [Innocent] to all investigations while in the Lamp.
[Passive - Prisoner of the Lamp] - The Genie cannot act independently. He must be summoned by a Master. When the Genie is inside the Lamp, he is effectively "removed from the game" he cannot be killed, lynched, or affected in any way. The only way to remove the Genie permanently is to destroy the Lamp itself (see [Lamp Destruction]). If the Genie is killed while summoned he will go back in the Lamp.
[Item - The Lamp] - At the start of the game, the Genie's Lamp is placed in the game thread as a hidden item. The Host randomly assigns the Lamp to a post number at the start of the game. The player who makes the post at that number will "find" the Lamp and can perform one of the following actions:
--- [Rub the Lamp] - The player chooses to rub the Lamp. If they do, the Genie is summoned immediately. The Genie's appearance is publicly revealed in the game thread. The summoner becomes the Genie's Master, and a private chat is opened between them where they may communicate at all times.
--- [Ignore the Lamp] - The player chooses to ignore the Lamp. The Lamp is discarded and randomly reassigned to another post number in the same Day phase. The Genie remains imprisoned.
--- [Pass the Lamp] - The player may pass the Lamp to another player of their choice. The recipient is informed of the Lamp's existence and may then choose to [Rub], [Ignore], [Pass] or [Destroy the Lamp]. Passing the Lamp does not count as an action and may be done multiple times.
--- [Destroy the Lamp] - The Lamp can be destroyed by a player who has found it. The player may choose to [Destroy the Lamp] instead of rubbing, ignoring, or passing it. If the Lamp is destroyed while the Genie is inside:
- The Genie is permanently removed from the game and cannot return.
- The player suffers a heavy penalty: they lose all voting power for the remainder of the game and are role crushed for 3 phases.
[Passive - Master's Bond] - Once the Genie is summoned, he is bound to his Master until one of them dies or the Lamp is destroyed, or the Genie fulfills three Wishes and is compelled to return inside the lamp. The Genie gains the following benefits from the bond:
- The Genie learns his Master's flavor upon summoning ( this counts as investigative ability ).
- The Master may command the Genie to grant one Wish per cycle.
- If the Master dies before the Genie has fulfilled three Wishes, the Genie is immediately sucked back into the Lamp and becomes dormant until a new player finds and rubs it. The Genie's Wish count resets with the new Master.
- If the Genie fulfills three Wishes, he learns his Master's full role ( this counts as investigative ability ) and is automatically returned to the Lamp at the end of that phase, regardless of whether the Master is alive or dead.
[Active - Grant a Wish] - Once per cycle, the Genie may grant his Master a single Wish. The Master must specify which category their Wish falls under: Protection, Knowledge, Power, or Deception. The Master then describes to the Host (via the Genie's private chat) exactly what they want the Wish to accomplish. The Host will determine if the request is balanced and acceptable within the scope of the chosen category. If approved, the Genie grants the Wish as a one-shot ability that the Master may use immediately or save for later. ( the master will be informed of this ability once the chat between the genie and his master will be made )
--- Minor Control - Once per Master, the Genie may choose to veto a Wish request before it is granted. The Master is informed that "the Genie cannot fulfill this request" and may submit a new Wish. This does consume the Master's Wish for the cycle and counts toward the 3 Wish limit. [1-shot per Master]
--- The Price The Genie is bound by the Mafia's win condition. If a Wished ability is used in a way that would directly harm the Mafia's chances of victory, the Wish will still be granted but a hidden side effect will occur. The Master is never informed of this side effect.
The Host will roll a 1D100 in secret; if the result is 50 or below, the action is redirected back to the master.
[Active - Return to the Lamp] - Once per game, the Genie may voluntarily return to the Lamp at the end of any phase. Upon returning, the Genie is removed from the game thread (cannot post, vote, or act) and the Lamp is randomly reassigned to a new post number in the following phase. The Genie may be summoned again by a new Master.
Alignment: Indie / Scum Sided
@bittersweet 's Sukuna Fingers were rerolled to another post.
The Blade will re rerolled again into another post number.
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Yo Tan Wa: 2
Yoho: 1
Yo Tan Wa: Yoho
Yoho: Yo Tan Wa
Charlie: Yo Tan Wa
The Lynch on Yo Tan Wa has failed.
Night 3 begins
You have 20 hours to send me your actions
Yoho: 1
Yo Tan Wa: Yoho
Yoho: Yo Tan Wa
Charlie: Yo Tan Wa
The Lynch on Yo Tan Wa has failed.
Night 3 begins
You have 20 hours to send me your actions
1. @bittersweet
2. @Fujishiro
3. @Ali v2
4. @Xlaw
5. @Saber
6. @Naomi
7. @The Orca
8. @EkkoLoJinx
9. @Yoho
10. @Yo Tan Wa
@York
@Flower
@Mr. Reloaded
2. @Fujishiro
3. @Ali v2
4. @Xlaw
5. @Saber
6. @Naomi
7. @The Orca
8. @EkkoLoJinx
9. @Yoho
10. @Yo Tan Wa
@York
@Flower
@Mr. Reloaded
Castle Gray Army was triggered skipping the day phase
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Reel Inventory was used on ??? but it failed for The Spectator is merely watching
The Creation of the Universe was used to rewrite
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Reel Inventory was used on ??? but it failed for The Spectator is merely watching
The Creation of the Universe was used to rewrite
Hell Sanjiva was used to Omegakill ??? but it failed.
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Hell Sanjiva was used to Omegakill @Yoho / No You who also reflected back the Omegakill on ??? but it failed
Night 4 begins
You have 8 hours to submit your actions
Hell Sanjiva was used to Omegakill @Yoho / No You who also reflected back the Omegakill on ??? but it failed
Night 4 begins
You have 8 hours to submit your actions
1. @bittersweet
2. @Fujishiro
3. @Ali v2
4. @Xlaw
5. @Saber
6. @Naomi
7. @The Orca
8. @EkkoLoJinx
9. @Yoho
10. @Yo Tan Wa
@York
@Flower
@Mr. Reloaded
@Michelle
@Hayumi
2. @Fujishiro
3. @Ali v2
4. @Xlaw
5. @Saber
6. @Naomi
7. @The Orca
8. @EkkoLoJinx
9. @Yoho
10. @Yo Tan Wa
@York
@Flower
@Mr. Reloaded
@Michelle
@Hayumi
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The Deeper Vault
The Artificer departed, cast out from the ledger of creators, but the wake of his crossing did not settle.
Though the new Host stepped forth last cycle to claim the helm of the bleeding board, the old phantom code still stirs beneath the surface. Sifting through the inherited moderation logs, he uncovered what the wanderer had buried beneath the bedrock.
When the Artificer reached into the game's foundation, he did not merely scatter trinkets to the winds of chance. The relics resting upon random post counts were only surface noise—the scattered debris of a far darker treasury. Buried deep within the lower strata, untouched by blind luck, lie creations whose very existence threatens to shatter the precarious dance of Order and Chaos entirely.
They do not wait to be stumbled upon. They do not answer to fortune.
They are anchored to dynamic events woven directly into the fabric of what is to come, and their seals are slated to rupture during the upcoming cycle.
They must be earned through "????".
What breaks the seal, what tithe is demanded, or whose hand the vault will acknowledge remains entirely unspoken. In the cycles ahead, the Host has prepared strange trials, deviations, and unforeseen game events to unfold across the board. Whether those spectacles hold the key to unsealing these relics, or if they are merely new tribulations forged to test your resolve, is for you to parse and endure.
The Artificer is gone. The new reign holds the scales. And the machinery grinds relentlessly forward.
The Reserve Relics
The Death Note
"The human whose name is written in this note shall die."
A notebook bound in blackened leather dropped from a realm of pure apathy. It does not clash, slash, or burn; it simply writes an inevitable end into reality.
The Artificer departed, cast out from the ledger of creators, but the wake of his crossing did not settle.
Though the new Host stepped forth last cycle to claim the helm of the bleeding board, the old phantom code still stirs beneath the surface. Sifting through the inherited moderation logs, he uncovered what the wanderer had buried beneath the bedrock.
When the Artificer reached into the game's foundation, he did not merely scatter trinkets to the winds of chance. The relics resting upon random post counts were only surface noise—the scattered debris of a far darker treasury. Buried deep within the lower strata, untouched by blind luck, lie creations whose very existence threatens to shatter the precarious dance of Order and Chaos entirely.
They do not wait to be stumbled upon. They do not answer to fortune.
They are anchored to dynamic events woven directly into the fabric of what is to come, and their seals are slated to rupture during the upcoming cycle.
They must be earned through "????".
What breaks the seal, what tithe is demanded, or whose hand the vault will acknowledge remains entirely unspoken. In the cycles ahead, the Host has prepared strange trials, deviations, and unforeseen game events to unfold across the board. Whether those spectacles hold the key to unsealing these relics, or if they are merely new tribulations forged to test your resolve, is for you to parse and endure.
The Artificer is gone. The new reign holds the scales. And the machinery grinds relentlessly forward.
The Reserve Relics
The Death Note
"The human whose name is written in this note shall die."
A notebook bound in blackened leather dropped from a realm of pure apathy. It does not clash, slash, or burn; it simply writes an inevitable end into reality.
- [Active - Judgment of the Shinigami] — Once per cycle during the Night phase, the owner may write a player's character name and specify their cause of death into the notebook. The targeted player will die at the end of the following phase. This kill bypasses standard protections and roleblocks. If the owner specifies a cause of death that mimics another existing ability in the game, the phase write-up will reflect that cause instead. [2-shots]
- [Passive - The Shinigami Eyes] — The owner may choose to sacrifice half of their remaining vitality. Upon doing so, they permanently lose half their voting power, but are immediately informed of the true character names of two random living players.
- [Passive - The Notebook's Burden] — The owner cannot be investigated by alignment checks, every attempt fails. If the owner is lynched or killed, the notebook is not destroyed; it immediately rerolls onto a new random post number in the thread.
The One Ring
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."
Forged in volcanic fire to dominate the wills of others, the Master Ring grants its bearer mastery over the unseen world at the cost of consuming their sanity and drawing the gaze of malice.
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."
Forged in volcanic fire to dominate the wills of others, the Master Ring grants its bearer mastery over the unseen world at the cost of consuming their sanity and drawing the gaze of malice.
- [Active - The Unseen Realm] — The bearer slips the Ring onto their finger. For one full phase, the user becomes completely untargetable: they cannot be targeted by any night action, tracked, watched, or killed by standard means. [2-shots]
- [Passive - Voice of Command] — The Ring bends weaker wills. The bearer permanently gains +1 voting power for every full cycles they hold the Ring.
- [Conditional Passive - The Eye's Gaze] — Power acts as a beacon. Each time [The Unseen Realm] is activated, the Host will publicly announce: "The Eye opens; the Ring has been claimed by the shadow." If the Ring is held for more than two consecutive cycles, the bearer succumbs to paranoia and must take an action each phase or suffer an unblockable self-roleblock.
The Holy Grail
"Rejoice, for your wish shall be granted in fire."
An omnipotent wish-granting vessel fought over across countless shattered timelines. It holds boundless energy, though its core has long been tainted by the sins of the world.
"Rejoice, for your wish shall be granted in fire."
An omnipotent wish-granting vessel fought over across countless shattered timelines. It holds boundless energy, though its core has long been tainted by the sins of the world.
- [Active - Heaven’s Feel] — Once per game, the owner may drink from the Grail to manifest a miracle. The player may target one deceased player in the graveyard and fully restore them to life, restoring their original role card, alignment, and remaining abilities. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Corrupted Miracle] — Miracles demand a tether. The revived player is restored with the [Avenger] attribute: their vote automatically mirrors the Grail owner's vote from role pm, and their life is bound to the relic. If the Grail owner perishes, the revived player is immediately executed.
- [Passive - All the World's Evil] — Any player attempting to target the Grail wielder with a roleblock, redirect, or ability seal has their own first listed active ability permanently disabled.
The Silver Key
"Past the Gates of the Silver Key lies that which mortal minds were never meant to behold."
An ancient talisman carved from extraterrestrial silver, engraved with shifting, grotesque runes. It unlocks the doors between dimensions, distorting space and perspective.
"Past the Gates of the Silver Key lies that which mortal minds were never meant to behold."
An ancient talisman carved from extraterrestrial silver, engraved with shifting, grotesque runes. It unlocks the doors between dimensions, distorting space and perspective.
- [Active - Dimensional Shift] — Once per cycle, the keyholder may link two players. All actions targeting Player A will resolve on Player B, and all actions targeting Player B will resolve on Player A for that phase. [3-shots]
- [Active - Outside Time] — The wielder turns the key through the fabric of the thread. For the duration of one Day phase, the wielder may submit their votes and execute actions entirely via private PM to the Host without posting publicly in the thread. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Cosmic Truth] — The keyholder's mind is unmoored from reality. They become completely immune to lie-detectors, role-crushes, and ability seals, but receive a permanent posting restriction assigned by the Host.
The Amulet of Yendor
"You feel an unnatural aura of pure luck and destiny surrounding this amulet."
The mythical prize of forgotten labyrinths. It bends probability around its bearer, defying mortal ends through absurd and impossible coincidence.
"You feel an unnatural aura of pure luck and destiny surrounding this amulet."
The mythical prize of forgotten labyrinths. It bends probability around its bearer, defying mortal ends through absurd and impossible coincidence.
- [Passive - Improbable Survival] — The wearer possesses 2 passive charges of pure fortune. The first two times the wearer would die by any means (lynch, night kill, or execution), the fatal strike fails due to an absurd twist of fate. The Host announces the failure publicly without explaining why.
- [Active - Spatial Escape] — Once per game, the amulet may be activated to cancel the lynch execution and forcing the phase to end with no elimination.
- [Passive - Gleam of Greed] — The amulet shines too brightly to conceal. Trackers, Watchers, and Voyeurs will always see the wearer's actions with absolute clarity, ignoring all standard concealment or ninja passives.
The Philosopher's Stone
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To create, something of equal value must be lost."
A deep crimson stone condensed from countless departed souls. It ignores the fundamental law of equivalent exchange, fueling impossible transmutations.
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To create, something of equal value must be lost."
A deep crimson stone condensed from countless departed souls. It ignores the fundamental law of equivalent exchange, fueling impossible transmutations.
- [Active - Transmutation of Intent] — Once per cycle, the owner may target a player and warp their action. An offensive action becomes a protective guard; an investigative action becomes a roleblock. The target is informed that their ability resolved abnormally. [2-shots]
- [Passive - Boundless Reservoir] — The stone stores life force. If the wielder suffers a lethal attack, the stone shatters one of its facets to negate the death, refilling 1 spent active ability shot of the wielder's choice. [2 charges]
- [Passive - The Alchemist’s Toll] — Manipulating raw souls strains the user. Each time an ability is transmuted or a death is negated, the user's vote power is reduced by 1 for the following Day phase.
The Elder Wand
"The wand of destiny, unbeatable in duel, leaving a trail of bodies across wizarding history."
One of the three ancient Hallows, fashioned from elder wood with a core of thestral hair. It commands supreme destructive force, but harbors no true allegiance to any master.
"The wand of destiny, unbeatable in duel, leaving a trail of bodies across wizarding history."
One of the three ancient Hallows, fashioned from elder wood with a core of thestral hair. It commands supreme destructive force, but harbors no true allegiance to any master.
- [Active - The Killing Curse] — Once per game during the Night phase, the wielder may unleash an unblockable strike. The targeted player suffers an unblockable kill that pierces through passive immunities. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Unrivaled Dueling] — All active abilities used by the wielder gain strongman properties and cannot be intercepted or redirected.
- [Passive - The Wand's Treachery] — The wand respects only triumph. If the wielder is killed, lynched, or executed, ownership of the Elder Wand transfers immediately to the responsible player instead of going to the graveyard.
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The Deeper Vault
The Artificer departed, cast out from the ledger of creators, but the wake of his crossing did not settle.
Though the new Host stepped forth last cycle to claim the helm of the bleeding board, the old phantom code still stirs beneath the surface. Sifting through the inherited moderation logs, he uncovered what the wanderer had buried beneath the bedrock.
When the Artificer reached into the game's foundation, he did not merely scatter trinkets to the winds of chance. The relics resting upon random post counts were only surface noise—the scattered debris of a far darker treasury. Buried deep within the lower strata, untouched by blind luck, lie creations whose very existence threatens to shatter the precarious dance of Order and Chaos entirely.
They do not wait to be stumbled upon. They do not answer to fortune.
They are anchored to dynamic events woven directly into the fabric of what is to come, and their seals are slated to rupture during the upcoming cycle.
They must be earned through "????".
What breaks the seal, what tithe is demanded, or whose hand the vault will acknowledge remains entirely unspoken. In the cycles ahead, the Host has prepared strange trials, deviations, and unforeseen game events to unfold across the board. Whether those spectacles hold the key to unsealing these relics, or if they are merely new tribulations forged to test your resolve, is for you to parse and endure.
The Artificer is gone. The new reign holds the scales. And the machinery grinds relentlessly forward.
The Reserve Relics
The Death Note
"The human whose name is written in this note shall die."
A notebook bound in blackened leather dropped from a realm of pure apathy. It does not clash, slash, or burn; it simply writes an inevitable end into reality.
The Artificer departed, cast out from the ledger of creators, but the wake of his crossing did not settle.
Though the new Host stepped forth last cycle to claim the helm of the bleeding board, the old phantom code still stirs beneath the surface. Sifting through the inherited moderation logs, he uncovered what the wanderer had buried beneath the bedrock.
When the Artificer reached into the game's foundation, he did not merely scatter trinkets to the winds of chance. The relics resting upon random post counts were only surface noise—the scattered debris of a far darker treasury. Buried deep within the lower strata, untouched by blind luck, lie creations whose very existence threatens to shatter the precarious dance of Order and Chaos entirely.
They do not wait to be stumbled upon. They do not answer to fortune.
They are anchored to dynamic events woven directly into the fabric of what is to come, and their seals are slated to rupture during the upcoming cycle.
They must be earned through "????".
What breaks the seal, what tithe is demanded, or whose hand the vault will acknowledge remains entirely unspoken. In the cycles ahead, the Host has prepared strange trials, deviations, and unforeseen game events to unfold across the board. Whether those spectacles hold the key to unsealing these relics, or if they are merely new tribulations forged to test your resolve, is for you to parse and endure.
The Artificer is gone. The new reign holds the scales. And the machinery grinds relentlessly forward.
The Reserve Relics
The Death Note
"The human whose name is written in this note shall die."
A notebook bound in blackened leather dropped from a realm of pure apathy. It does not clash, slash, or burn; it simply writes an inevitable end into reality.
- [Active - Judgment of the Shinigami] — Once per cycle during the Night phase, the owner may write a player's character name and specify their cause of death into the notebook. The targeted player will die at the end of the following phase. This kill bypasses standard protections and roleblocks. If the owner specifies a cause of death that mimics another existing ability in the game, the phase write-up will reflect that cause instead. [2-shots]
- [Passive - The Shinigami Eyes] — The owner may choose to sacrifice half of their remaining vitality. Upon doing so, they permanently lose half their voting power, but are immediately informed of the true character names of two random living players.
- [Passive - The Notebook's Burden] — The owner cannot be investigated by alignment checks, every attempt fails. If the owner is lynched or killed, the notebook is not destroyed; it immediately rerolls onto a new random post number in the thread.
The One Ring
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."
Forged in volcanic fire to dominate the wills of others, the Master Ring grants its bearer mastery over the unseen world at the cost of consuming their sanity and drawing the gaze of malice.
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."
Forged in volcanic fire to dominate the wills of others, the Master Ring grants its bearer mastery over the unseen world at the cost of consuming their sanity and drawing the gaze of malice.
- [Active - The Unseen Realm] — The bearer slips the Ring onto their finger. For one full phase, the user becomes completely untargetable: they cannot be targeted by any night action, tracked, watched, or killed by standard means. [2-shots]
- [Passive - Voice of Command] — The Ring bends weaker wills. The bearer permanently gains +1 voting power for every full cycles they hold the Ring.
- [Conditional Passive - The Eye's Gaze] — Power acts as a beacon. Each time [The Unseen Realm] is activated, the Host will publicly announce: "The Eye opens; the Ring has been claimed by the shadow." If the Ring is held for more than two consecutive cycles, the bearer succumbs to paranoia and must take an action each phase or suffer an unblockable self-roleblock.
The Holy Grail
"Rejoice, for your wish shall be granted in fire."
An omnipotent wish-granting vessel fought over across countless shattered timelines. It holds boundless energy, though its core has long been tainted by the sins of the world.
"Rejoice, for your wish shall be granted in fire."
An omnipotent wish-granting vessel fought over across countless shattered timelines. It holds boundless energy, though its core has long been tainted by the sins of the world.
- [Active - Heaven’s Feel] — Once per game, the owner may drink from the Grail to manifest a miracle. The player may target one deceased player in the graveyard and fully restore them to life, restoring their original role card, alignment, and remaining abilities. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Corrupted Miracle] — Miracles demand a tether. The revived player is restored with the [Avenger] attribute: their vote automatically mirrors the Grail owner's vote from role pm, and their life is bound to the relic. If the Grail owner perishes, the revived player is immediately executed.
- [Passive - All the World's Evil] — Any player attempting to target the Grail wielder with a roleblock, redirect, or ability seal has their own first listed active ability permanently disabled.
The Silver Key
"Past the Gates of the Silver Key lies that which mortal minds were never meant to behold."
An ancient talisman carved from extraterrestrial silver, engraved with shifting, grotesque runes. It unlocks the doors between dimensions, distorting space and perspective.
"Past the Gates of the Silver Key lies that which mortal minds were never meant to behold."
An ancient talisman carved from extraterrestrial silver, engraved with shifting, grotesque runes. It unlocks the doors between dimensions, distorting space and perspective.
- [Active - Dimensional Shift] — Once per cycle, the keyholder may link two players. All actions targeting Player A will resolve on Player B, and all actions targeting Player B will resolve on Player A for that phase. [3-shots]
- [Active - Outside Time] — The wielder turns the key through the fabric of the thread. For the duration of one Day phase, the wielder may submit their votes and execute actions entirely via private PM to the Host without posting publicly in the thread. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Cosmic Truth] — The keyholder's mind is unmoored from reality. They become completely immune to lie-detectors, role-crushes, and ability seals, but receive a permanent posting restriction assigned by the Host.
The Amulet of Yendor
"You feel an unnatural aura of pure luck and destiny surrounding this amulet."
The mythical prize of forgotten labyrinths. It bends probability around its bearer, defying mortal ends through absurd and impossible coincidence.
"You feel an unnatural aura of pure luck and destiny surrounding this amulet."
The mythical prize of forgotten labyrinths. It bends probability around its bearer, defying mortal ends through absurd and impossible coincidence.
- [Passive - Improbable Survival] — The wearer possesses 2 passive charges of pure fortune. The first two times the wearer would die by any means (lynch, night kill, or execution), the fatal strike fails due to an absurd twist of fate. The Host announces the failure publicly without explaining why.
- [Active - Spatial Escape] — Once per game, the amulet may be activated to cancel the lynch execution and forcing the phase to end with no elimination.
- [Passive - Gleam of Greed] — The amulet shines too brightly to conceal. Trackers, Watchers, and Voyeurs will always see the wearer's actions with absolute clarity, ignoring all standard concealment or ninja passives.
The Philosopher's Stone
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To create, something of equal value must be lost."
A deep crimson stone condensed from countless departed souls. It ignores the fundamental law of equivalent exchange, fueling impossible transmutations.
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To create, something of equal value must be lost."
A deep crimson stone condensed from countless departed souls. It ignores the fundamental law of equivalent exchange, fueling impossible transmutations.
- [Active - Transmutation of Intent] — Once per cycle, the owner may target a player and warp their action. An offensive action becomes a protective guard; an investigative action becomes a roleblock. The target is informed that their ability resolved abnormally. [2-shots]
- [Passive - Boundless Reservoir] — The stone stores life force. If the wielder suffers a lethal attack, the stone shatters one of its facets to negate the death, refilling 1 spent active ability shot of the wielder's choice. [2 charges]
- [Passive - The Alchemist’s Toll] — Manipulating raw souls strains the user. Each time an ability is transmuted or a death is negated, the user's vote power is reduced by 1 for the following Day phase.
The Elder Wand
"The wand of destiny, unbeatable in duel, leaving a trail of bodies across wizarding history."
One of the three ancient Hallows, fashioned from elder wood with a core of thestral hair. It commands supreme destructive force, but harbors no true allegiance to any master.
"The wand of destiny, unbeatable in duel, leaving a trail of bodies across wizarding history."
One of the three ancient Hallows, fashioned from elder wood with a core of thestral hair. It commands supreme destructive force, but harbors no true allegiance to any master.
- [Active - The Killing Curse] — Once per game during the Night phase, the wielder may unleash an unblockable strike. The targeted player suffers an unblockable kill that pierces through passive immunities. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Unrivaled Dueling] — All active abilities used by the wielder gain strongman properties and cannot be intercepted or redirected.
- [Passive - The Wand's Treachery] — The wand respects only triumph. If the wielder is killed, lynched, or executed, ownership of the Elder Wand transfers immediately to the responsible player instead of going to the graveyard.
The Deeper Vault
The Artificer departed, cast out from the ledger of creators, but the wake of his crossing did not settle.
Though the new Host stepped forth last cycle to claim the helm of the bleeding board, the old phantom code still stirs beneath the surface. Sifting through the inherited moderation logs, he uncovered what the wanderer had buried beneath the bedrock.
When the Artificer reached into the game's foundation, he did not merely scatter trinkets to the winds of chance. The relics resting upon random post counts were only surface noise—the scattered debris of a far darker treasury. Buried deep within the lower strata, untouched by blind luck, lie creations whose very existence threatens to shatter the precarious dance of Order and Chaos entirely.
They do not wait to be stumbled upon. They do not answer to fortune.
They are anchored to dynamic events woven directly into the fabric of what is to come, and their seals are slated to rupture during the upcoming cycle.
They must be earned through "????".
What breaks the seal, what tithe is demanded, or whose hand the vault will acknowledge remains entirely unspoken. In the cycles ahead, the Host has prepared strange trials, deviations, and unforeseen game events to unfold across the board. Whether those spectacles hold the key to unsealing these relics, or if they are merely new tribulations forged to test your resolve, is for you to parse and endure.
The Artificer is gone. The new reign holds the scales. And the machinery grinds relentlessly forward.
The Reserve Relics
The Death Note
"The human whose name is written in this note shall die."
A notebook bound in blackened leather dropped from a realm of pure apathy. It does not clash, slash, or burn; it simply writes an inevitable end into reality.
The Artificer departed, cast out from the ledger of creators, but the wake of his crossing did not settle.
Though the new Host stepped forth last cycle to claim the helm of the bleeding board, the old phantom code still stirs beneath the surface. Sifting through the inherited moderation logs, he uncovered what the wanderer had buried beneath the bedrock.
When the Artificer reached into the game's foundation, he did not merely scatter trinkets to the winds of chance. The relics resting upon random post counts were only surface noise—the scattered debris of a far darker treasury. Buried deep within the lower strata, untouched by blind luck, lie creations whose very existence threatens to shatter the precarious dance of Order and Chaos entirely.
They do not wait to be stumbled upon. They do not answer to fortune.
They are anchored to dynamic events woven directly into the fabric of what is to come, and their seals are slated to rupture during the upcoming cycle.
They must be earned through "????".
What breaks the seal, what tithe is demanded, or whose hand the vault will acknowledge remains entirely unspoken. In the cycles ahead, the Host has prepared strange trials, deviations, and unforeseen game events to unfold across the board. Whether those spectacles hold the key to unsealing these relics, or if they are merely new tribulations forged to test your resolve, is for you to parse and endure.
The Artificer is gone. The new reign holds the scales. And the machinery grinds relentlessly forward.
The Reserve Relics
The Death Note
"The human whose name is written in this note shall die."
A notebook bound in blackened leather dropped from a realm of pure apathy. It does not clash, slash, or burn; it simply writes an inevitable end into reality.
- [Active - Judgment of the Shinigami] — Once per cycle during the Night phase, the owner may write a player's character name and specify their cause of death into the notebook. The targeted player will die at the end of the following phase. This kill bypasses standard protections and roleblocks. If the owner specifies a cause of death that mimics another existing ability in the game, the phase write-up will reflect that cause instead. [2-shots]
- [Passive - The Shinigami Eyes] — The owner may choose to sacrifice half of their remaining vitality. Upon doing so, they permanently lose half their voting power, but are immediately informed of the true character names of two random living players.
- [Passive - The Notebook's Burden] — The owner cannot be investigated by alignment checks, every attempt fails. If the owner is lynched or killed, the notebook is not destroyed; it immediately rerolls onto a new random post number in the thread.
The One Ring
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."
Forged in volcanic fire to dominate the wills of others, the Master Ring grants its bearer mastery over the unseen world at the cost of consuming their sanity and drawing the gaze of malice.
"One Ring to rule them all, One Ring to find them, One Ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them."
Forged in volcanic fire to dominate the wills of others, the Master Ring grants its bearer mastery over the unseen world at the cost of consuming their sanity and drawing the gaze of malice.
- [Active - The Unseen Realm] — The bearer slips the Ring onto their finger. For one full phase, the user becomes completely untargetable: they cannot be targeted by any night action, tracked, watched, or killed by standard means. [2-shots]
- [Passive - Voice of Command] — The Ring bends weaker wills. The bearer permanently gains +1 voting power for every full cycles they hold the Ring.
- [Conditional Passive - The Eye's Gaze] — Power acts as a beacon. Each time [The Unseen Realm] is activated, the Host will publicly announce: "The Eye opens; the Ring has been claimed by the shadow." If the Ring is held for more than two consecutive cycles, the bearer succumbs to paranoia and must take an action each phase or suffer an unblockable self-roleblock.
The Holy Grail
"Rejoice, for your wish shall be granted in fire."
An omnipotent wish-granting vessel fought over across countless shattered timelines. It holds boundless energy, though its core has long been tainted by the sins of the world.
"Rejoice, for your wish shall be granted in fire."
An omnipotent wish-granting vessel fought over across countless shattered timelines. It holds boundless energy, though its core has long been tainted by the sins of the world.
- [Active - Heaven’s Feel] — Once per game, the owner may drink from the Grail to manifest a miracle. The player may target one deceased player in the graveyard and fully restore them to life, restoring their original role card, alignment, and remaining abilities. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Corrupted Miracle] — Miracles demand a tether. The revived player is restored with the [Avenger] attribute: their vote automatically mirrors the Grail owner's vote from role pm, and their life is bound to the relic. If the Grail owner perishes, the revived player is immediately executed.
- [Passive - All the World's Evil] — Any player attempting to target the Grail wielder with a roleblock, redirect, or ability seal has their own first listed active ability permanently disabled.
The Silver Key
"Past the Gates of the Silver Key lies that which mortal minds were never meant to behold."
An ancient talisman carved from extraterrestrial silver, engraved with shifting, grotesque runes. It unlocks the doors between dimensions, distorting space and perspective.
"Past the Gates of the Silver Key lies that which mortal minds were never meant to behold."
An ancient talisman carved from extraterrestrial silver, engraved with shifting, grotesque runes. It unlocks the doors between dimensions, distorting space and perspective.
- [Active - Dimensional Shift] — Once per cycle, the keyholder may link two players. All actions targeting Player A will resolve on Player B, and all actions targeting Player B will resolve on Player A for that phase. [3-shots]
- [Active - Outside Time] — The wielder turns the key through the fabric of the thread. For the duration of one Day phase, the wielder may submit their votes and execute actions entirely via private PM to the Host without posting publicly in the thread. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Cosmic Truth] — The keyholder's mind is unmoored from reality. They become completely immune to lie-detectors, role-crushes, and ability seals, but receive a permanent posting restriction assigned by the Host.
The Amulet of Yendor
"You feel an unnatural aura of pure luck and destiny surrounding this amulet."
The mythical prize of forgotten labyrinths. It bends probability around its bearer, defying mortal ends through absurd and impossible coincidence.
"You feel an unnatural aura of pure luck and destiny surrounding this amulet."
The mythical prize of forgotten labyrinths. It bends probability around its bearer, defying mortal ends through absurd and impossible coincidence.
- [Passive - Improbable Survival] — The wearer possesses 2 passive charges of pure fortune. The first two times the wearer would die by any means (lynch, night kill, or execution), the fatal strike fails due to an absurd twist of fate. The Host announces the failure publicly without explaining why.
- [Active - Spatial Escape] — Once per game, the amulet may be activated to cancel the lynch execution and forcing the phase to end with no elimination.
- [Passive - Gleam of Greed] — The amulet shines too brightly to conceal. Trackers, Watchers, and Voyeurs will always see the wearer's actions with absolute clarity, ignoring all standard concealment or ninja passives.
The Philosopher's Stone
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To create, something of equal value must be lost."
A deep crimson stone condensed from countless departed souls. It ignores the fundamental law of equivalent exchange, fueling impossible transmutations.
"Humankind cannot gain anything without first giving something in return. To create, something of equal value must be lost."
A deep crimson stone condensed from countless departed souls. It ignores the fundamental law of equivalent exchange, fueling impossible transmutations.
- [Active - Transmutation of Intent] — Once per cycle, the owner may target a player and warp their action. An offensive action becomes a protective guard; an investigative action becomes a roleblock. The target is informed that their ability resolved abnormally. [2-shots]
- [Passive - Boundless Reservoir] — The stone stores life force. If the wielder suffers a lethal attack, the stone shatters one of its facets to negate the death, refilling 1 spent active ability shot of the wielder's choice. [2 charges]
- [Passive - The Alchemist’s Toll] — Manipulating raw souls strains the user. Each time an ability is transmuted or a death is negated, the user's vote power is reduced by 1 for the following Day phase.
The Elder Wand
"The wand of destiny, unbeatable in duel, leaving a trail of bodies across wizarding history."
One of the three ancient Hallows, fashioned from elder wood with a core of thestral hair. It commands supreme destructive force, but harbors no true allegiance to any master.
"The wand of destiny, unbeatable in duel, leaving a trail of bodies across wizarding history."
One of the three ancient Hallows, fashioned from elder wood with a core of thestral hair. It commands supreme destructive force, but harbors no true allegiance to any master.
- [Active - The Killing Curse] — Once per game during the Night phase, the wielder may unleash an unblockable strike. The targeted player suffers an unblockable kill that pierces through passive immunities. [1-shot]
- [Passive - Unrivaled Dueling] — All active abilities used by the wielder gain strongman properties and cannot be intercepted or redirected.
- [Passive - The Wand's Treachery] — The wand respects only triumph. If the wielder is killed, lynched, or executed, ownership of the Elder Wand transfers immediately to the responsible player instead of going to the graveyard.
