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Character Sheet
Name: (Cool Trainer Joe, Swimmer ♀ Marceline, Enthusiastic Bugcatcher Rodderick etc.)
Appearance: (Optional)
Money: $200
Fans: 0
Trait: (Pick one trait from the list below.)
Starting Pokéfusion: (Your starter pokefusion combination of any two unevolved pokémon from the initial 101 (Bulbasaur to Voltorb, minus 2nd and 3rd tier evolutions). The Pokémon Fusion site is useful. Crucially: you cannot pick a pokémon which anyone else has included in their starting pokefusion, so check other player's starter before posting your own. There are 42 valid starters and only 6 players so this shouldn't be a problem. You don't have to pay to fuse these starters together.)

List of Traits
Type affinity: Your pokémon of this type gain +1 to their attack or defense (when primary or secondary in a fusion). The types are [Normal, Poison, Ground, Rock, Bug, Ghost, Dragon, Flying, Fire, Psychic, Ice, Fighting, Water, Grass, Electric]
Fan favourite: Start with two fans. +2 to your fan roll.
Evolver: Evolving a pokemon is half the cost, but you can never sell an evolved pokemon.
Versatile: Unfusing and fusing pokemon is half the cost.
Elite: Your rare pokemon get +1 to their attack or defense (when primary or secondary in a fusion)
Underdog: Your odds when you make a bet are improved as if you had lost one battle more than you really had.
Corrupt: You can bet on your opponent winning.

Every player must fight every other player, but they can do so in whatever order they please. Only pokefusions may fight: unfused pokemon are not eligible.

STEP 1 CHALLENGE
For a bout to occur, a player must challenge another player. A player can either accept the challenge, or pay a bounty of 25x[[wins]+1] to decline. A player has a chance to sell their pokemon or pokefusions before declining. It becomes more expensive to decline the more matches a player has won.

STEP 2 SELECTION
The players then choose which pokefusion will be fighting. If they both only have one valid pokefusion, this step is skipped and we head straight to...

STEP 3 BATTLE
Each player attacks (the order is whoever posts first). If a player has more than one attack type, they chose which will be attacking (e.g. if a player was using a Pidslash (Pidgey/Sandslash), a Pidgey can attack with either normal or flying. If players describe how their pokefusion fights, they'll gain +1 to their fan roll after the fight.

[SUB-STEP: any time before step 4, any player may place a bet if they have the money for it. A player in a fight cannot bet on their opponent winning. See Gambling below.]

STEP 4 RESOLUTION

The battle is decided by opposing d6 rolls. Elemental weaknesses and strengths half or double the rolls, if the defense has two elements they're both taken into account. Consult the Gen 1 type chart.

(e.g. fire attack vs water defense would half the roll; water vs. rock/ground would x4 the roll)

After the roll, any additional bonuses are taken into account:
Traits: some personalities add bonuses
Evolution: an evolved attack or defense adds +1 for each evolution level (i.e. Charmeleon is +1, Charizard +2) to that attack or defense (i.e. Ponyizard would only gain +3 to defense, not attack).

In case of a tie, whomever has the most fans win. If both players have the same number of fans, it comes down to a 50/50 flip. There are no draws.

The winner gains $100, the loser gains $50. If someone won their bet, they receive their winnings.

Each player then gains (or loses) fans for their performance, using the formula:
If won: +1d6 fans. If lost +1d6-3 fans.

Then, +1 fan if you described how your pokemon attacked (just naming a move isn't enough, but you don't have to write pages, a short description is enough, like "A beam of water splurts out the crystal that makes up Starmer's face!").

You can never have negative fans. Other factors (like traits and rare pokemon) can gain fans.

EXAMPLE

EXPLORER PENNY challenges RESEARCH MARVIN to a battle.

Marvin: I accept! Bulbmander, I choose you!

Penny: Squirtmeleon, I choose you! Squirtmeleon, use Bubble Beam!

Marvin: Bulbmander, use Vine Whip!

NQT: Squirtmeleon's water attack vs Bulbmander's fire defense: roll 2(x2 for weakness) = 4!
Bulbmander's grass attack vs Squirtmeleon's fire defense: roll 6 (/2 for strength) - 1 (evolved defense) = 2!
Squirtmeleon defeats Bulbmander, Explorer Penny is victorious!

Each pokefusion is formed of two pokemon: a primary and a secondary. The primary decides the attack, the secondary type decides the defense.

(e.g. Bulbmander is Bulbasaur primary with a Water attack, and Charmander secondary with a Fire defense).

Rare pokemon: a rare pokemon is any of the 50 pokemon from 102-151. Every time you fight with a rare pokemon, you always gain +1 fan per rare pokemon in your pokefusion.

Evolved pokemon: evolved pokemon (e.g. Charizard) cannot be bought, and improve the attack or defense of a pokefusion. (+1 per evolution step).

When you purchase a random pokemon, it will never be one which currently appears anywhere in the game. Sold pokemon can reappear.)

Buying

Unfuse a pokefusion into its two constituent pokemon - $50
Fuse two unfused pokemon (whichever way round you like) - $50
Gain a random new unevolved common pokemon from the first 101 - $100
Gain a random new unevolved rare pokemon from 102-151 - $200
Evolve a pokemon, or one half of a pokéfusion (e.g turn a Gaslee into a Hauntlee) - $100
Promote! +1 fan per $50 spent

Selling

Sell a pokemon + $50 (+$50 per times evolved, +$50 if rare)
Sell a pokefusion + 100 (+50 per times evolved, +$50 for each rare pokemon)

There is no limit to how many pokemon you can have. After every shopping trip (any sequence of buying and/or selling) you must have at least one pokefusion.

Trading

You can swap or sell any pokemon or pokefusion with fellow players. Fans cannot be traded. Just announce a trade and if both parties agree to it, it will be processed.

You may place a bet on yourself winning, or either of two players in a bout about to start. Just name your stake and, if it's not your fight, who you think will win.

Your odds are better if you've won matches, and worse if you've lost matches. You get a higher payout the worse your odds when you win!

The odds are always [losses]+1/[wins]+2. So if you'd won two matches and lost one, the odds would be 2/4 or, 1/2 (i.e. if you bet 100, you'll get 150 if you win, with a profit of 50).

If you'd lost three match and hadn't won any, the odds would be 4/2, or 2/1. (i.e. if you bet 100, you would triple your stake, getting back 300, with a profit of 200).

Conversely, if you'd won three games and hadn't lost any, the odds would be 1/5, so if you bet 100 and won, you'd get back 120, with a profit of 20

(There's a table here which explains what you'd get for each set of odds.)

You can rematch anyone during the tournament, in an informal bout. Only the loser of the last fight fought may make the challenge and there is no penalty for declining. If the challenge is accepted, the fight proceeds as normal. It doesn't count towards anyone's win/loss ratio, and no winnings are received. However bets can still be placed, and fans are still gained after the fight. Players can't ever fight the same person twice in a row: both combatants must face someone else between each match-up with one another.

The tournament winner is whomever has won the most games.

In the final ranking, draws between players are decided by their number of fans. Here's an example:

Player A - Wins 6 - Fans 2
Player B - Wins 6 - Fans 3
Player C - Wins 5 - Fans 4
Player D - Wins 5 - Fans 4
Player E - Wins 3 - Fans 1
Player F - Wins 3 - Fans 9

Would have a final ranking of:

1st Player B
2nd Player A
3rd Player C
3rd Player D
4th Player F
5th Player E

Basic rules:
 - No PMing to anyone but me, the mod.
 - No Quoting of the Mod in relation to PMs. You are free to quote anything in the thread. You may also paraphrase.
 - Semi-hammers in effect. Days last on a soft 72 hours, unless majority is voting for any player or No Lynch. If a player is hammered, there is to be no more talking. If you accidentally post something after the hammer, you can and should edit out the post.
 - Nights last 24 hours or whenever all the actions are sent in. If you do not wish to action, please send a PM stating so.
 - Weekends count for 0 hours, as I too enjoy my free time on them.
 - Each player has one extension they may use once in the game. This extends the game by 24 hours.
 - Vote by putting player names in bold and red:  Bold and Red.
 - Use powers by sending a PM to the mod with the name of the player you want to target; scum can do this using their Quicktopic.
- Players are limited to one action per night unless otherwise stated.
- Mafia have a shared night-kill that one of them can use each night. This ability doesn't appear on censuses and cannot be swapped out or otherwise removed from a mafia player.
- Serial Killers start the game with two abilities, at least one of which is guaranteed to be capable of killing, whether directly or indirectly.
- Probably some other stuff that I've forgotten right now, but you know the drill.

Town: You win when all scum team members and serial killers are dead and at least one town player is alive.

Scum: You win when all living players are of your scum team.

Serial Killer (11 players+): You win when everyone but you is dead.

No player has to survive the game to win.

- In general, players are not informed of whether they are successful in their action.
- In general, players are not informed of who targeted them. This includes the Inform ability (i.e. informing a player of your alignment will send them a message which says "Town" if you are Town, it won't say "NQT is Town".
- If you're unsure what your power does, I can clarify.
- Poison kills the target at the end of the next phase (i.e. a night-poison will kill the target at the end of the next day).
- Infect kills the target at the end of the next cycle (i.e. a night-infect will kill the target at the of the following night.
- If a player is infected, anyone they target will also become infected.
- Players are not informed when they are poisoned or infected or primed.
- Unlike Priming, Igniting automatically targets everyone, regardless of the wording of the power, and cannot be redirected (though players can be immune). Anyone Ignited who was already Primed will die, anyone Ignited without being Primed will live.
- A Role is a role name + all abilities the player with that role name has - their mafiakill, if they have one.
- If a role allows you to use it twice in a phase and you can pick your target(s) then you can change targets between usage.
- Unless a power states that it targets a random player or yourself, it normally cannot self-target. I.e. if your power is once per night you can block your target, you can't choose yourself.

Dracoliches are dragons that have died and then possessed their own rotting corpse through necromantic ritual. They retain many of the benefits of being a dragon.

Skeletal: You are immune to mental attacks and take half damage from physical attacks.

Huge: Dracoliches are large creatures and so cannot fit in small or medium rooms, but they have more health.

Dragon body: A Dracolich has a breath attack and can lash out with their tail, teeth and claws, but cannot wield weapons. They can no longer fly.

Phylactery: A dracolich has [power] number of phylacteries which are physical objects (that must be smaller than the lich) which house parts of the dracolich's soul. Every time a dracolich is destroyed, they return to one of their phylacteries in 10 – [power] centuries time. If all of a dracolich's phylacteries are destroyed, they are permanently killed.

Slumber: Dracoliches may sleep for as long as they wish in a horde chamber.

Dracolich Traits: A Dracolich is either Learned, Monstrous, or Acquisitive.
Solitary: There can only ever be one Dracolich aboard a ship: if there is more than one, they each suffer a Dependence on destroying the other.

Power Source: Greed or Gluttony.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Dracolich
Power Level: 1
Trait: [pick one]
Claw/Bite Attack: 3 physical
Breath Attack: [power] fire. A dracolich's breath attack is the only form of attack that can target an adjacent room. It deals its damage indiscriminately on all subjects of a room other than the Dracolich itself.
Health: 3
Size: Large
Immune: Mental, Necrotic
Half Damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Phylactery: Urn.
Power Source: [Choose out of Greed or Gluttony]
Spells: [pick one if Learned, otherwise delete this line]

Traits
Choose one of the following:
Learned: Every power level (including the first) you learn one necromancy spell (you don't need to research this). You cannot learn spells through research for yourself but may aid in the research of liches. You gain neither the weakness nor the completion bonus from completing necromancy schools. (See Lich for list of spells).
Monstrous: Every power level (including the first) either add +2 damage to your physical attack, +1 to your breath attack, or add a new damage type (other than holy) to your breath attack.
Acquisitive: Acquisitive dracoliches gain double value in looted material and always roll on the next highest treasure table. Example: After defeating a power 1 human warrior they would the Acquisitive dracolich roll on the table of middling treasure and gain double any materials (crystal etc.). If the Acquisitive dracolich defeats a level 9 or 10 foe, they roll on the table of epic treasure twice.

Evil Gnomes are small hollow creatures made from animated clay. Being made of clay, they have the immortality and lack of breathing requirements for being on a Necrovoyager, but they're not in any way actually undead.
Clayform: Evil Gnomes are easily chipped and take double physical damage but are immune to fire damage. Unlike the other playable supernatural types, they aren't considered undead.
Small: Evil Gnomes are small so can fit in small rooms but have less health than most creatures.
Puny: Evil Gnomes deal half damage with physical weapons and have an unarmed attack of 0. They may only hold one weapon at a time. Like all small creatures, each individual gnome can wear only one trinket.
Workers: Evil Gnomes are excellent at constructing parts of the ship: they stat with two building techniques (of the player's choice) and gain one additional building technique at every new power level thereafter.
Multiplying!: Each Evil Gnome is really a small horde of the buggers. They have bodies equal to [power] x2. These bodies can move and attack independently of one another. They count as individuals for the purposes of building time, and each have separate equipment slots. The horde gains new gnomes up to their expected size when gaining a power level (i.e. if all but one gnome is destroyed at power level 3, at 4, seven new gnomes will appear).
Mischevious: Evil Gnomes can stave off boredom from journeys by playing tricks on the other inhabitants (see Travelling section below). Evil Gnomes can never help in research even if an item (like Crown Of Learning) would say otherwise. Gnomes may perform mischief as a group (i.e. all gnome bodies gain the benefit of the mischief).
Encompassing: There can only be one set of gnomes onboard: all other gnomes are subsumed into the horde. Only one player can play evil gnomes.
Power Source: An Evil Gnome is fueled by Cowardice or Malevolence.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Evil Gnomes
Power Level: 1
Unarmed Attack: 0
Health: 1
Size: Small
Bodies: 2
Immune: Fire
Weakness: Physical
Building Technique: [pick one]
Power Source: [Cowardice or Malevolence]

Building Techniques
Player characters that know building techniques are more effective in building rooms, creating devices and laying traps.
Shoddy Workmanship: You can choose to build a room in half the time but the location has half the normal durability.
Fortification: For double the cost, you can double the durability of room that you're constructing (for no additional production time).
Sacrificial Building: If you destroy one of the builders at the beginning of construction, you may reduce the cost by one material of your choice (to a minimum of one). Can only be used once per construction.
Wood Patching: You can replace one material unit per building or fixing project with a wood.
Trapology: You may make use of your other building techniques when building traps and devices.
Frugal Workmanship: You may double a production time to produce a building with one less of its required materials.
Make-Work: You may have [power] number of extra builders assist in a project without reducing the production time.
Wall Sconces: You may build one device per room which doesn't take up any of the device/trap slots for the room.
Stacking: Any room that you have assisted in building has twice the normal clutter limit (multiple instances of stacking do not stack).
Replicator-Fu: You gain +2 credits on the replicator for one weapon build once per travel phase.
Master Alchemy: Once per travel-phase you can perform an alchemical transmutation with one less material (minimum 1) (e.g. 1 metal into 1 stone).
Hyper-Ventilation: (Small beings only) Once per travel phase you can build a vent from one unused small door to any other unused small door on the ship as if it were a single segment (i.e. one metal over two centuries). This vent must obey normal room generation rules (i.e. it doesn't pass through buildings and must take an efficient path).
Engraving: You can take one century per room size engraving a room (e.g. 2 centuries for a medium room). It being engraved has no effect, and you can only engrave a room once. A room cannot become unengraved.
Project Management: So long as one builder can access the new room being built, [power] builders can be in another location (this allows beings to assist on building projects for rooms they cannot physically access).
Trap-Resetting: So long as no unbound enemies are in the room, you may reset a trap in your location as an action.

Ghosts are the spirits of sapient beings who refuse or are unable to move on from the material world. They're more manouverable than shades, being able to pass through walls and teleport between their anchors, but if they are destroyed they stay dissipated for much longer.

Immortality: Ghosts are already dead and have no body which can be destroyed, however if they are dealt up to [power] in magical, holy or mental damage, they will be dissipated for eleven – [power] centuries.

Insubstantiality: Ghosts can move through solid substance at will, occupy any size room, and can only be harmed by magic, mental or holy damage. Insubstantial creatures cannot normally wield weapons. Insubstantial creatures cannot build or anything else that requires physical presence.

Touch of the Grave: A ghost has a basic unarmed 1 physical attack that chills their victim.

Bounded: Ghosts can never move more than [power] rooms from one of their anchors. An anchor can be any object or person of significance to the ghost. A ghost may have [power] number of anchors. If all of a ghost's anchors are destroyed, the ghost is permanently dissipated. The first anchor may be a mundane item invented by the player or the body of one of the other players.

Haunting: A ghost may move between anchors once per round.

Spooky: Ghosts know one spooky trick per power level. 

Tireless: The ghost never gets bored of what they're doing.
Power Source: Choose Grief or Rage.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Ghost
Power Level: 1
Touch Attack: 1 physical
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Immune: Physical, Fire, Necrotic
Weakness: Holy
Anchor: [pick either one of the crew, or a mundane item]
Spooky Trick: [pick one]
Power Source: [pick one of grief or rage]

Spooky Tricks
At each power level, a ghost or a shade learns a new spooky trick. Some tricks have prerequisites. Spooky Tricks stack with other effects.
Deathly Chill: Fire damage is halved in your location.
Cold Snap: Action: every target in the location takes [power] physical damage.
Monstrous Visions: Action: Deal [power] mental damage to target in your location.
Psychic Scream: (requires Monstrous Visions) Action: Deal [power] mental damage to every target other than yourself aboard the ship.
Shadow-Hop: (Shade only) Action: Move between any two dark or shaded locations on the ship.
Shadow Slipping: (Requires Shadow-Hop) If you are in a dark or shaded location, you can only be hit by attacks dealing 3 or more damage, as you shift between the shadows.
Possess Corpse: Action: You may take over a corpse: lose your insubstantiality while in the corpse form, and gain vulnerability to all damage types. If you die, the corpse is destroyed (leaving the usual amount of bone) and you return to your original form. While possessing a corpse, you may do anything a physical being can (wield weapons, wear trinkets, build rooms etc.), but you cannot perform any supernatural movement or invisibility. Non-ethereal trinkets are dropped when you possess. You gain the benefit of whatever trinkets are worn by the corpse, as well as any that you are able to keep. A corpse rots at half the rate when possessed.
Eerie Mist: Action: if your location contains a body of water (such as a marsh or puddle), you can fill the room with mist. Mist lasts [power] rounds and makes the undead invisible while it lasts (see Invisibility).
Invisibility: Action: turn invisible. Invisible creatures cannot be attacked until after they attack.
Concentrated Essence: You may carry one weapon or wear one trinket. These must be dropped if you move through a wall or want to gain the benefit of going invisible. You may build and activate rooms. A being with concentrated essence is no longer immune to physical damage, and instead takes a quarter physical damage (minimum 1).
Full Essence: (Requires Concentrated Essence) You may wield or wear up to two weapons or trinkets. These must be dropped if you move through a wall or want to gain the benefit of going invisible. A being with full essence is no longer immune to physical damage, and instead takes a half physical damage (minimum 1).
Make Ethereal: (Requires Concentrated Essence) Trinkets and weapons in your possession may pass with you between walls or when possessing. The effect ends when you drop the items.
Make Invisible: (Requires Concentrated Essence) Trinkets and weapons in your possession may turn invisible when you turn invisible.
Possess Anchor: (Ghost only) Action: you may hide inside one of your Anchors (dropping non-ethereal items). While doing so, it glows with ethereal light, showing itself to be an anchor. You cannot perform any actions while possessing an anchor, but the anchor gains your immunity to physical, fire and necrotic damage. You are dissipated if your anchor is destroyed while you're possessing it.
Consume Madness: Once per century you may take on another player's madness, removing it from them and inflicting it upon yourself.

Liches are necromancers that discovered a way to live forever. Too bad for them, this means lots of boring space travel.
Features

Unliving: Liches are alive as well as undead. They don't need to be able to breath or eat and they can't catch diseases but otherwise their body takes regular damage from all sources except necrotic, which they are immune to, and double damage from holy like all undead.

Necromancy: Liches with access to a library can research and learn necromantic spells. Each lich begins play with any one spell. They also gain a weakness associated with the spell (see the Necromancy section).

Phylactery: A lich has [power] number of phylacteries which are physical objects (that must be smaller than the lich) which house parts of the lich's soul. Every time a lich is destroyed, they return to one of their phylacteries in 10 – [power] centuries time. If all of a lich's phylacteries are destroyed, they are permanently killed. A lich's first phylactery is an urn of ashes.

Power Source: Greed or Rage.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Lich
Power Level: 1
Unarmed Attack: 1 physical
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic
Weakness: Holy
Phylactery: Urn.
Spells: [pick one and note down new weakness]
Power Source: [pick one of Greed or Rage]

Necromancy
Spells are found in four schools. Each school has an associated weakness which the lich gains when learning any spell from that school. A lich won't gain multiple weaknesses from learning more than one spell in the same school, so most tend to specialise. A spell cannot be learned more than once and a spell can never be unlearned. A spell's effects do not stack with itself: casting a spell more than once on the same target has no additional effect. Where the spell requires a target, that target must be in the same room as the caster.

School of Bonesmithing
Weakness: You are no longer immune to necrotic damage.
Bone Shield: Any one target takes half damage (rounded down) from physical attacks for [power] rounds.
Knit Bone: Heal [power] damage from any skeletal target.
Bone Spikes: Target creature does additional physical damage on their attack equal to your [power], for [power] x2 rounds.
Raise Skeleton: If there is a corpse or at least two bone in the location, you may create a power 1 skeleton from it. You may greater a giant skeleton with a large corpse or 4 bone. This skeleton is bound to your will. Roll a random fighting technique for the skeleton.
Skeletal Form: You may become Skeletal for [power] rounds (see Skeleton).

School of Zombification
Weakness: Fire damage inflicts double damage.
Raise Zombie: Any one corpse turns into a mindless zombie. An uncontrolled zombie will attack a random target in its location or move to a random if there are no targets. They do physical 3 damage and have health according to their size.
Knit Flesh: Heal [power] damage from any target with flesh (i.e. non-mechanical/ethereal/skeletal targets).
Control Undead: Control the actions of any undead creature for [power] rounds (including the round you cast this).
Slough Flesh: Deal [power] x2 physical damage to one target with flesh (i.e. non-mechanical/ethereal/skeletal targets).
Malevelant Growth: Target is now the next size category higher for [power] rounds.

School of Vileness
Weakness: Holy damage inflicts double damage (so, quadruple damage for liches).
Burning Insight: Research time is halved when you work alone.
Vampiric Form: Gain the first rank in any one vampiric gift. You take the associated drawback.
Unholy Corruption: Any one target's attacks do only necrotic damage for [power] rounds.
Greater Will: Any one target with a mind takes half damage (rounded down) from mental attacks and is immune to control powers (like Control Undead or Hypnotism) for [power] rounds.
Vile Beam: Deal [power] magic damage to any one target.

School of Ectoplasm
Weakness: Mental damage inflicts double double damage.
Heal Essence: You may heal [power] damage of any one ethereal target.
Ethereal Cold: Any one target takes half damage from fire attacks for [power] rounds.
Ghost Form: You may become Ethereal for [power] rounds (see Ghost).
Summon Shade: You bring into life one power 1 shade bound to your will (see Shade). The Shade has the Spooky Trick, Shadow-Hop.
Soul Scream: Deal [power] mental damage to all targets in the location other than yourself (including allies).

Shades are sinister shadow creatures wrought from necrotic magic itself. Unlike ghosts, they never were mortal and only know the pale imitation of life that is eternal undeath.

Immortality: Shades never were alive and being pure shadow-stuff have no physical body which can be destroyed, however if they are dealt up to [power] in magical, holy or fire damage, they will be dissipated until the end of the encounter. They recover in the shadows: if there is no more darkness aboard the ship, they will be permanently destroyed. They have full health upon undissipating.

Shadow-Insubstantiality: Shades can move around solid substance at will (i.e. not through solid walls, but through any kind of gap). They can occupy any sized room, and can only be harmed by magic, fire or holy damage. Insubstantial creatures cannot normally wield weapons. Insubstantial creatures cannot build.

Nightmare Touch: Once per round, a shade can deal 1 mental damage to a living being.

Tireless: Shades never get bored of what they're doing.
Spooky: A shade knows one spooky trick per power level.

Shadow-stuff: As well as being able to take fire damage, Shades suffer from Aversion: Open Flame, Aversion: Sunlight, and Bane of Sunlight.

Power Source: Shades are either powered by Duty or Cowardice.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Shade
Power Level: 1
Unarmed Attack: 1 mental
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic, Physical, Mental
Weakness: Holy
Oath: [choose an oath]
Power Source: [pick one of Duty or Cowardice]
Spooky Trick: [pick one]

Spooky Tricks: See Ghost section.

Skeletons are the bones of a sentient nonmagical creature either enchanted by a necromancer and forced to do their bidding, or magically cursed into undeath for their wrongdoings in life.
Features
Skeletal: You are immune to mental attacks and take half damage from physical attacks.
Skullbound: If a skeleton's skull is destroyed, they are destroyed entirely. If their skull is placed on another body, they may command that body. Practically: a player can elect to place their skull on another corpse of whatever size. On being totally destroyed, so long as the body is intact, the skull may be placed on a new body.

Oathbound: Every skeleton must act according to the bounds of an oath. The oath is typically something like, “Must obey the commands of the lich king” or “Must make amends for past betrayal if offered a chance”. Player characters are encouraged not to begin the game enthralled to other players.

Tireless: The skeleton never gets bored of what they're doing.

Warriors & Workers: A skeleton begins play with a weapon worth up to four production cost. At each power level they may take a new Fighting Technique or Building Technique.
Power Source: When building a skeleton, decide whether they are powered by Duty or Grief.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Skeleton
Power Level: 1
Unarmed Attack: 1 physical
Weapon: [build a weapon worth up to 4 credit. See below.]
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Oath: [choose one]
Immune: Necrotic, mental
Half-damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Oath: [choose an oath]
Power Source: [pick one of Duty or Grief]
Build/Fighting Techniques: [pick one]

Building Techniques: See Evil Gnomes
Fighting Techniques
Skeletons can gain a fighting or a building technique for each of their power levels. Non-player heroes often know fighting techniques. Fighting technique effects stack with everything.
1- Dual Wielding: You can attack with two weapons as one action.
2- Sweeping Blow: You can attack two targets with a physical weapon attack once per round.
3- Incisive Strike: Your physical attacks deal additional [power] damage.
4- Swiftness: You may move one additional room per round for free (e.g. you can move into a room, attack and then move out again.)
5- Dodging: You only take damage from weapon and unarmed attacks if they exceed your [power].
6- Flame Conditioning: You take half damage from fire attacks.
7- Mental Preperation: You take half damage from mental attacks (not recommended for Skeletons who are already immune).
8- Way of the Flame: Weapons you wield with fire damage do an additional [power] damage.
9- Shake It Off: As a free action, you can heal [power] damage once per encounter.
10- Brutal Initiation: The first time you attack in an encounter, you can make two attacks.

Building at the Replicator

Material Breakdown
You can convert any material into replicator credits. A weapon can be broken down for one credit.
Weapon Creation
All weapons are designed and created by the crew using the ship's replicator. A weapon has a damage type, damage amount, material, and production cost. A weapon's credit cost is equal to its damage multiplied by the cost of the damage types added up (as shown in the table below). A weapon can be made of any material (carbonfibre, glass, wood, silver, etc.) but this is only mechanically relevant for creatures with weaknesses related to specific materials. A weapon can have more than one damage type.
Example 1: Wooden Stake: Dam 1, Physical, Material Wood: Cost 1.
Example 2: Firetoad: Dam 5, Fire, Material Flesh: Cost 10
Example 3: Enchanted Sword of Righteous Flame: Dam 2, Physical, Magical, Holy, Material Steel: cost 20

Damage Types   Credit Cost   Notes
Physical   1   Does normal damage
Fire   2   Half damage without oxygen. Fire weapons are considered to always be producing open flame.
Mental   3   Only works on things with minds
Magic   4   Few things are immune to magic.
Holy   5   Deals double-damage to undead and no damage to the devout. Undead cannot wield holy weaponry.
Necrotic   5   Deals double-damage to devout creatures and no damage to the undead. Devout creatures cannot wield necrotic weaponry.


When you attack, weapons inflict the damage type which would cause the greatest amount of damage. i.e. if you attack a zombification school lich (who takes double fire damage) with a Flaming Rod (Dam 2, Fire, Physical), they'll take 4 damage. But if you had the vampiric gifts Greater Strength (power level 3) and Obscene Strength you would do 10 physical damage instead (2 weapon + 3 from Greater Strength, doubled with Obscene Strength).

Vampires are humans who have been cursed with supernatural weaknesses and an immortal body. The stronger they get, the more they shrink from the living world.
Features
Functional Immortality: A vampire will live forever, they take half damage from physical causes, and if they are killed they turn to ashes.

Resurrection: Spilling a drop of fresh blood onto a vampire's ashes causes the vampire to be fully ressurected (this can be as little as a pin-prick of blood and a flake of ash). Someone who can bleed being attacked physically in the same location of a vampire's ashes has a 50% chance of inadvertently bleeding on them.

Vampiric Gifts: Vampires can do vampiric tricks like turning into wolves, compelling mortals, acts of superhuman strength and so on. Pick one gift per power level.

Turn: Vampires can bite a mortal living creature (1 physical damage) and, if this would kill them then the recipient falls unconscious and raises at the end of the encounter as with one power level of vampire as well as whatever they were before: so a power 4 wizard would turn into a power 5 vampire-wizard.

Deadly Weakness: For each of the vampire's gifts, they gain one new weakness.

Slumber: Vampires can sleep for as long as they want in a mausoleum.

Power Source: When building a vampire, decide whether they are powered by Gluttony or Malevolence.

Character Sheet
Name:
Type: Vampire
Power Level: 1
Fist Attack: 1 physical
Bite Attack: 1 physical, can turn mortals if it's the killing blow
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic
Half Damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Gifts: [pick one and note down new weakness]
Weaknesses:
Power Source: [pick one of Gluttony or Malevolence]

Vampiric Gifts
Vampiric gifts each come with a drawback. Each gift has three ranks: to take higher ranks, you must have all earlier ranks. All ranks effects stack.
Vampiric Strength
1 – Greater Strength – Your physical attacks (including unarmed) do [power] additional damage. Drawback: Aversion to Open Flame
2 – Hideous Strength – You can choose to do half damage and deal mental rather than physical damage with a physical attack. Drawback: Bane of Fire
3 – Obscene Strength - Physical attacks do double damage. Drawback: Blood Dependency

Mysticism
1 – Teleportation -  You can teleport to any point in the ship. Taking the first rank in Mysticism also allows vampires to research on behalf of liches. Drawback: Aversion to Holy Symbols
2 – Enchantment – You may make any weapon magical for [power] rounds. Drawback: Bane of Wood
3 – Hypnotism - You may have absolute control over one creature with a mind in your location for [power] rounds. Drawback: Reading Dependency

Wolf Form
1 - Call of the Beast - You may change into a wolf or back once per round. Gain a physical 3 attack. You may choose to be a small creature during your wolf form. You cannot use weapons, cast spells or use trinkets during wolf form. Drawback: Aversion to Garlic
2 - Greater Beast - When you turn into a wolf, your physical attack is 6 and you may choose to be a Large creature. Drawback: Bane of Iron
3 - Fearsome Mien – You cause an automatic mental [power] damage/round to each enemy in the same location. Drawback: Raw flesh Dependency

Vampiric Resilience
1 – Toughness - You take one less damage per attack from any source. Drawback: Aversion to Direct Sunlight
2 – Greater Toughness - You take one less damage per attack from any source. Drawback: Bane of Sunlight
3 – Absolute Toughness - You take two less damage per attack from any source. Drawback: Darkness Dependency

Secret Forms (See Skeleton section for techniques)
1 – First Form – You learn one fighting technique. Drawback: Aversion to Silver
2 – Second Form - You learn one fighting technique. Drawback: Bane of Water
3 – Third Form – You learn one fighting technique. Drawback: Violence Dependency

Weaknesses
Aversion: Your character has a strong aversion to a thing (garlic, holy symbols, sunlight etc.): if they are able to take an action to move away from the source of aversion, they must do so. You may take one unavoidable, unsoakable mental damage and ignore an aversion once per round.
Bane: Your character is hurt by contact with a thing (sunlight, lava, cold iron) which is their bane. They take one damage every round they are in contact with the bane. This bypasses any armour, resilience etc.
Dependent: Your character has an addiction to some substance or action (blood, sacrificing to the elder gods, being in darkness etc.). At the start of each encounter, your character must prioritise obtaining the thing they are addicted to before all other priorities (other tasks can be taken on, but only if they serve this aim. Actions which don't serve the dependency's aim automatically fail). If the character has more than one dependency, they may choose which to prioritise first. After the dependency is satisfied, they may act normally.

Name: Rex Lutum Sanguine
Type: Evil Gnomes
Power Level: 6
Unarmed Attack: 0
Health: 6
Size: Small
Bodies: 1
Gnome 1: Mors sanctorum - Necrotic + Holy + Magic [2]
Trinket: Sanity Marble
Cursed Gnomes 2-12 [health 11]
Immune: Fire
Weakness: Physical
Building Technique: (Engraving)(Frugality)(Trap-Resetting)('Rep-Fu')('Make work')('Wood Patching')
Power Source: Cowardice

Name: Suffering
Type: Shade
Power Level: 5
Unarmed Attack: 1 mental
Health: 10
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic, Physical, Mental
Weakness: Holy
Oath: Exist
Power Source: Cowardice.
Spooky Tricks:
-Shadow-hop.
-Monstruous visions.
-Invisibility.
-Cold Snap.
-Psychic Scream

Name: D.
Type: Vampire.
Power Level: 5
Fist Attack: 1 physical + ([5] from incisive strike)) + ([5] from Greater Strength)
Bite Attack: 1 physical + ([5] from incisive strike)) + ([5] from Greater Strength) can turn mortals if it's the killing blow
Weapon Attack: The Bone of Reckoning  - [5 physical/magical], Vengeance [13 dam]
Health: 10
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic
Half Damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Gifts:
Mysticism:
-Teleportation.
Secret Forms:
-Secret Form 1(Incisive Strike).
-Secret Form 2(Swiftness).
-Secret Form 3(Sweeping Blow).
Vampiric Strength:
-Greater Strength.

Weaknesses:
Aversion to Holy Symbols.
Aversion to Silver.
Aversion to Open Flame.
Bane of Water.
Darkness Dependency.

Power Source: Malevolence.

Name:Nik'nak
Type: Shade
Power Level: 4
Unarmed Attack: 1 mental
Health: 8
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic, Physical, Mental
Weakness: Holy
Oath: Must prevent unauthorized access to Necrovoyager's Inner Sanctum ((Or some room that may or may not be important.))
Power Source: Duty
Spooky Tricks: Possess Corpse, Deathly Chill, Shadow-hop, Monstrous Visions

Name: Remilia Scarlet
Type: Vampire
Power Level: 4
Sword Attack: Enchanted Iron Short Sword (1 physical/magical)
Spear Attack: Tonbogiri [12 physical] [+4 physical Greater Strength]
Trinket: Deflecting Prism
Bite Attack: 1
Health: 8
Armour (from toughness): 2
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic
Half Damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Gifts: Greater Strength, Hideous Strength, Toughness, Greater Toughness
Weaknesses:Aversion to Open Flame, Sunlight, Bane of Sunlight Fire
Power Source: Gluttony

Name: Cadmilsius
Type: Ghost
Power Level: 2
Touch Attack: 1 physical
Health: 4
Size: Medium
Immune: Physical, Fire, Necrotic
Weakness: Holy
Anchor: Remilia, Gnome
Spooky Trick: Possess Corpse, Possess Anchor, Eerie mist
Power Source: Anger at dying before being able to properly court his love, Remilia

Name: Francis
Type: Shade
Power Level: 2
Unarmed Attack: 1 mental
Health: 4
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic, Physical, Mental
Weakness: Holy
Oath: I will reach the destination.
Power Source: Duty
Spooky Trick: Monstrous Visions, Shadow Hop

Name: Jones McBones
Type: Skeleton
Power Level: 2
Unarmed Attack: 1 physical
Weapon: Dracolich's Claw Dam: 1 physical, magic.
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Oath: Must obey the orders of the Dracolich.
Immune: Necrotic, mental
Half-damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Oath: See above.
Power Source: Duty
Build/Fighting Techniques: Shake It Off: As a free action, you can heal [2] damage once per encounter.

Name: Father
Type: Lich
Power Level: 1
Unarmed Attack: 1 physical
Health: 2
Size: Medium
Immune: Necrotic
Weakness: Holy, Holy
Phylactery: Urn
Spells: Create Shade (with shadow-hop)
Power Source: Greed

Name: Saahuhur Nsri'asri'a
Type: Dracolich
Power Level: 2
Trait: Monstrous
Claw/Bite Attack: 3 physical
Breath Attack: 2 necrotic, fire, magical. A dracolich's breath attack is the only form of attack that can target an adjacent room. It deals its damage indiscriminately on all subjects of a room other than the Dracolich itself.
Health: 6
Size: Large
Immune: Mental, Necrotic
Half Damage: Physical
Weakness: Holy
Phylactery: Urn, statuette
Power Source: Gluttony

Player: Wipeout
Name: Sharayna
Lexus: meli, sona, olin
Colour: Brown.
Background: Sharayna, is a wizened old hag, who has only recently learned that there is magic. While old, she has been tenacious and gutsy throughout all her life, and she wants to have at least one more great adventure.

Player: IcyTea
Name: Shaon
Lexus: ala, lawa, pimeja
Colour: "Teal."
Background: A yound wide-eyed anarcho-socialist keen on adventure.

Player: Athath
Name: Alurjo
Words: Ken, Ali, Mani
Color: Blue
Backstory: Alurjo is an orphan who was raised under a very strict care-taker. He longed to have freedom, and now he can finally have it.

Basic rules:
 - No PMing to anyone but me, the mod.
 - No Quoting of the Mod in relation to PMs. You are free to quote anything in the thread. You may also paraphrase.
 - Semi-hammers in effect. Days last on a soft 72 hours, unless majority is voting for any player or No Lynch. If a player is hammered, there is to be no more talking. If you accidentally post something after the hammer, you can and should edit out the post.
 - The thread may be locked briefly while the end-of day post is written up, but there are no nights
 - Weekends count for 0 hours, as I too enjoy my free time on them.
 - Each player has one extension they may use once in the game. This extends the game by 24 hours.
 - Vote by putting player names in bold and red:  Bold and Red.
 - Use powers by sending a PM to the mod with the colour of the mask you want to target; scum can do this using their Quicktopic.
 - Probably some other stuff that I've forgotten right now, but you know the drill.

Unless it states otherwise, a power cannot target yourself or a dead mask. You may own duplicates of powers.
1 - Inflate (Pick a power or auto that players can buy: after the next lynch it'll cost +1 point to buy that power for the rest of the game. This also effects its resale value.)
1 - Deflate (Pick a power or auto that players can buy: after the next lynch it'll cost -1 point to buy that power for the rest of the game. This also effects its resale value.)
1 - Purchase (purchase the most expensive random power you can off of a player for its listed cost. (i.e. if you have 5xp and the target has 5 - Poison, 5 - Reassign and 3 - Peek, they'll get 5 points and you'll get either poison or reassign; if you just had 3xp you'd get Peek; if you had 3xp the action would fail).)
1 - Scan (spot how many points a target has)
2 - Randomise (Randomises the target of actions the target takes before the next lynch)
2 - Patsy: pick a new colour for a mask; that mask is now seen in-play (players always know how many masks are in-play and what colour they are). Like any mask, it can be a valid target for any power.
2 - Protect  (protects target against kills before the next lynch)
2 - Cleanse (One of targets flaws is removed, starting with any -2; if the target is infected/poisoned, the infection/poison is removed instead)
2 – Track (see which masks your target targets until the next lynch)
2 - Fatigue (Destroy 2 XP from your target. Your target can go into negative XP from this power.)
2 - Gift (give one of your powers to your target. Free- powers remain Free-. If you Gift an innate power, a non-innate copy is given to the target instead.)
2 - Power Swap (swap any power you have, including Power Swap, with a random power your target has)
2 - Auto Swap: (swap any auto you have with a random auto that you don't currently possess that your target has)
2 – Delay (Target's next action before the lynch happens after the lynch instead)
2 – Chat (Set up a private chat between any two other targets)
2 - Point Share (give any number of points that you have to a target)
2 – Bless (Target gains a random 2-point auto)
2 - Count (find out the combined number of powers and autos a player has)
2 - Patrol (See the masks of everyone who targets your target until the next lynch)
2 - Redirect (redirect one target onto another (e.g. blue onto purple)
3 - Block (the targets actions before the next lynch will fail, but they won't know why)
3 - Gossip (you can produce a fake blatant report for the target. This overrides any normal blatant report, though the target needn't have blatant for gossip to work. You can set conditions on your report being posted)
3 - Autoblock (the target's autos will fail before the next lynch, they won't be informed. This doesn't effect autos that trigger immediately after a lynch)
3 – Mask Swap (permanently swap two masks)
3 - Sap (steal all a player's unspent points)
3 - Return (Name a power you think the target has. This is sold off at its usual price for that person.)
3 - Mixed Blessings (Target gains a random power and an equal point-cost of flaws.)
3 - Peek (learn the player behind your target's mask)
3 - Curse (target player gains a random -2 point flaw)
4 - Graverob (pick a power held by a dead player, if no one else has graverobbed the power, you now have that power)
4 - Fortune Teller (Player recieves a list of half of all the non-hidden powers, upgrades, autos and flaws in play, in alphabetical order)
4 - Power-Cop (choose one: learn all powers of the target, learn all auto/upgrades of target/learn all flaws of the target)
4 - Santa (target player gains a random power)
4 – Copycat (Choose two targets, you perform all of player 1's powers on player 2. Doesn't work for multi-targeted powers. This counts towards the scum-team kill limit.)
4 - Raise Zombie (Target dead player or dead patsy is risen as a live patsy with their original mask colour and all their powers, autos etc. They can no longer be grave-robbed.)
4 - Hypnotise (Target mask uses one of their powers, randomly selected, on a target of your choice. This doesn't count towards their action allowance.)
4 - Workout (Target player earns 1 extra point.)
4 - Power Steal (name a power you think your target has, if you guess right you steal their power)
4 - Besmirch (Copy one of your flaws onto the target player.)
4 - Changeling (target player gains all your powers/flaws/autos and you get the powers/flaws/autos of your target.)
5 - Poison (player is killed at the end of the following day if they are not cleansed first. Non-circumspect players don't know they're poisoned.)
5 - Delete (One of the target's powers or autos (determined randomly) is permanently removed.)
5 - Blackmail (The target's vote counts for 0 votes until after the next lynch.)
5 - Nerf (Pick a power. That power now costs 1 point to use each time. A power may only be Nerfed once.)
5 - Vote Steal (take the vote from any other target)
5 – Reflect (Any action (other than reflects) that would successfully hit the target, hits the actor instead. This bypasses the usual restriction against self targeting.)
6 - Kill (kills the target)
6 - Hide (spend one point to become incapable of taking actions or being targeted until the next lynch; cannot use during the same action block as taking an action)
7 - Infect (Target is Infected: Infected players have a 50/50 chance infecting players they target. Infection kills a player at the end of the following day. Non-circumspect players don't know they're infected.)
7 - Recall (pick a power - all players with that power sell it back for half its listed price, rounded down; flexible players get full xp.)
10 - Booby-trap (Pick a power: until the end of the day, players that use this power are killed. This counts towards the scum-team kill limit.)
10 - Grand Swap (All masks are permanently redistributed to different players.)
10 - Pardon: Your target cannot be lynched at the end of this day. Any votes on them will not count.

Upgrades
(These are all attached to a specific power)
x/2 - Self-targeting- (pick a power: that power can, but does not have to, be self targeted. Can only be used on powers with at least on target. This upgrade costs half the cost of the power, rounded up.)
x/2 - Hidden- (pick a power: that power and any upgrades attached to it won't appear in ability inspects, fortune teller reports or counts. It still appears on death.)
x/2 - Innate- (An innate power cannot be stolen, deleted, swapped, recycled, bought, sold, recalled or Changeling'd)
x - Free-: When choosing Free-, pick one of your non-auto powers. Free- costs as much as that power and allows you to use that power once in its phase for free (this means you can use the same power twice in a phase as well). This use doesn't stack with Prolific (if you use prolific to use the same free-power twice, you'd use it three times, not four)

Autos
(Can only be taken once)
1 - Bloodthirsty: get an extra point every time a lynch occurs with your vote on the player that gets lynched.
1 - Thrill-seeker: get two extra points every time a lynch occurs with the number of votes on you equal to or one point less than the player with the most votes)
1 - Power of Healing: gain +1 point every time you successfully protect a kill or remove an infection or poison
2 - Coward (Hiding costs no points to activate.)
2 – Virtuous (you can't be gossiped about or blackmailed)
2 - Silent (you can't be tracked and you don't appear on patrol reports)
2 - Immovable (you cannot be redirected or randomised)
2 - Unstoppable (can't be blocked or protected against. Immunities still apply)
2 - Flexible (gets full point cost back for one cashed in (in this game, all) power/autos/upgrades per day except flexible itself; cannot be taken with Industrious nor bought in the same day in which you have had Industrious)
2 – Industrious (other autos cost one less to purchase, to a minimum of 1; cannot be taken with Flexible nor bought in the same day in which you have had Flexible)
2 – Hasty (You cannot be delayed and any attempts to copy your actions fail)
2 – Holy (cannot be cursed or besmirched.)
3 - Multishop (You may shop twice per day)
3 – Super-Saint (The person who casts the final lynch vote on you will also die)
3 – Radiant (Each time someone successfully targets you, that action is also copied onto a random player)
3 - Grounded (You cannot be changeling'd or hypnotised)
3 – Hardy (you cannot be sapped or fatigued)
3 - Circumspect (you always know the reason why your actions fail and you always know if you've been poisoned or infected)
3 - Insured (if you have a power stolen by someone else or taken by a changeling who is not you, you will receive a replacement for it. This triggers even if Insured is taken by a Changeling.)
4 - Cautious (you ignore any reflects on your target and are immune to booby-traps)
4 - Prolific (you can use two actions in a phase)
4 - Explosive (you kill anyone targeting a kill at you as well as dying. This doesn't count towards the scum-team kill limit.)
5 - Resurrection (After dying, you come alive again- you still get any day xp etc, but this auto disappears on use.)
5 - Double-Voter (you have two votes)
5 - Death Resistant - (you are immune to one cause of death (other than lynching) per cycle)
5 - Immune - (you can't be poisoned or infected)
6 - Networker (If a power is used on you, everyone in the game gets a copy of that power including yourself.)
7 - Ghostly - (Your alignment doesn't flip on death (but your powers/autos/flaws will still be revealed). If your dead body is ever risen as a zombie, you will instead be resurrected. This auto disappears when the player is risen in this manner. A Ghostly player isn't given access to Dead Chat.)

Flaws
A player can get more points on N0 only by taking flaws. These can be bought off later in the game for twice their initial cost. Each flaw can only be taken once.
-1 - Insiduous (You gain +1 xp at the end of each day but cannot spend xp on buying powers, autos or upgrades)
-1 - Hardcore (all protects on you fail- cannot be taken alongside Kill Immune)
-1 - Dense (you gain no experience points for surviving the day)
-1 - Blatant (every time you target a player, it will be announced at the end of the phase that you targeted them, but not what with. Must have at least one power that targets specific masks to take.)
-1 - Broadcaster (The number of powers, autos, and flaws you have is listed (in seperate numbers) at the end of the day.)
-1 - Minimalist (If you ever receive a power or auto (through Gift, Santa, Bless, Generous, Networker etc.) it is randomly given away to a non-minimalist player if there are any non-minimalist players alive.)
-1 - Mole (At the end of each day, a random player on a different team gets 1 xp.)
-1 - Simple (Apart from by selling things, you cannot recieve more than 1xp per day)
-1 - Hazy (A random mask in play cannot be targeted by you each day. Must have at least one non-self-targeting power to take.)
-1 - Blinkered (You can only target one mask each day. Must have at least one non-self-targeting power to take.)
-2 - Mercenary (all your powers cost one point to play. Must have at least one applicable power in order to take this flaw)
-2 – Generous (you have a 50% chance of giving away one of your powers to someone else (both randomly selected) after each lynch. Must have a relevant power to take this. This giving doesn't count as targeting for action-resolution purposes.)
-2 - Unable to vote
-2 - Unreliable (your powers and autos have a 50% chance of failure. Must have at least one power or auto in order to take this flaw)
-2 - Magnetic (powers have 50% chance of targeting yourself- must have at least one non-self-targeting power to take)
-2 - Afflicted (at the end of each day phase, you gain 1 additional unique flaw)
-2 – Lover (a random living player is picked, if they die, so do you)
-2 – One-Shot (your powers disappear after they've been used. Must have at least one power to take.)
-2 - Intermittent (your powers only work on even phases. Must have at least one power to take.)
-2 - Fragile (Any power costing 5 or more points without modification that targets you is also a kill. This kill counts towards the actor's kill-limit.)
-2 - Guilty Conscience (You die if your vote is on a town player and they get mislynched. Kill resistant does not save against this, but Resurrection still triggers. Cannot be taken with Unable To Vote.)

The game flow is: Character Creation -> Day 1 -> Lynch -> Lynch-Triggered Powers -> Experience Point Gain -> Day 2...

As this is a nightless mafia, all actions resolve in the order in which they're submitted and happen during the day (whenever the mod gets time to post) but any action can be queued up to trigger at the beginning of a new day (though kills will still take 24 hours to process). This way, protects and blocks can be set to trigger before the day occurs. Players get informed of the results of their actions and any changes that effect them as soon as possible.

You may queue up a shopping actions, but these will be cancelled if you can't afford the goods or no longer have the power you want to sell.

You can also queue up a power to trigger when a condition is met. You have to be able to know when the condition would be met for it to be a legal condition. So, you couldn't trigger an action to happen whenever you're inspected as you have no way of knowing when that happens; but you could trigger an action to happen when there's a certain amount of votes on you, or when the day reaches a certain time etc.

A player always knows the colour of the mask they're acting upon. Action effects are usually reset after a lynch (protects, redirects etc.) but some effects are permanent (mask swapping, killing etc.). A player will usually not know why their action fails (whether it was a protect, block, or whether they'd accidentally targeted themselves)

If you're town you win when all scum team members are dead.

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If you're scum, you win when all living players are of your scum team.

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If you're third-party, congratulations! Pick one of the following wincons:

Doctor - The doctor wins if half the players in the game are alive at the beginning of Day x OR when the game ends, whichever is first. 'x' = the number of players divided by 3, rounded up. They leave the game on winning or losing. They have to be alive to achieve their wincon.

Thief - The thief wins if they ever have 50 points in their possession. They leave the game on winning. They lose if they die or the game ends before they've achieved their goal.

Serial Killer - The serial killer wins when everyone else in the game is dead. They don't have to be alive to achieve their wincon.

Philanphropist - The philanthropist wins when every other living player has received a power or points from them. It has to be given freely, so Power Swap, Auto Swap and Purchase don't count. Santa, Bless, Gift and Point-Share are all appropriate. They leave play when they win. They have to be alive to achieve their wincon.

Trickster - The trickster wins when five players have been killed by members of their own team (including themselves). This includes lynches. The trickster leaves play when they win. They have to be alive to win.

Necromancer - The necromancer wins when the majority of masks in play are zombies raised from the dead. The necromancer leaves play when they win.  They have to be alive to win.

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A mask might flip Patsy on death. This means they were either a civilian from the beginning of the game, a mask created by the Patsy power, or a player's body raised as a zombie.

Basic rules:
 - No PMing to anyone but me, the mod.
 - No Quoting of the Mod in relation to PMs. You are free to quote anything in the thread. You may also paraphrase.
 - Semi-hammers in effect. Days last on a soft 72 hours, unless majority is voting for any player or No Lynch. If a player is hammered, there is to be no more talking. If you accidentally post something after the hammer, you can and should edit out the post.
 - The thread may be locked briefly while the end-of day post is written up, but there are no nights
 - Weekends count for 0 hours, as I too enjoy my free time on them.
 - Each player has one extension they may use once in the game. This extends the game by 24 hours.
 - Vote by putting player names in bold and red:  Bold and Red.
 - Use powers by sending a PM to the mod with the colour of the mask you want to target; scum can do this using their Quicktopic
 - Probably some other stuff that I've forgotten right now, but you know the drill.

Powers
(no power can be self-targeting)
1 - Scan (spot how many points a target has)
1 - Inflate (Pick a power or auto that players can buy: after the next lynch it'll cost +1 point to buy that power for the rest of the game)
2 - Point Share (give any number of points that you have to a target)
2 - Count (find out the combined number of powers and autos a player has)
2 - Randomise (Randomises the all actions the target takes before the next lynch)
2 - Protect  (protects target against kills before the next lynch)
2 - Gift (give one of your powers to your target. Free- powers remain Free-.)
2 - Power Swap (swap any power you have, including Power Swap, with a random power your target has)
2 – Track (see which masks your target targets until the next lynch)
2 - Patrol (See the masks of everyone who targets your target until the next lynch)
2 - Cleanse (One of targets flaws is removed, starting with any -2)
2 – Bless (Target gains a random 2-point auto)
2 – Delayer (Target's next action before the lynch happens after the lynch instead)
2 - Redirect (redirect one target onto another (e.g. blue onto purple)
3 - Peek (learn the player behind your target's mask)
3 - Gossip (you can produce a fake blatant report for the target. This overrides any normal blatant report, though the target needn't have blatant for gossip to work. You can set conditions on your report being posted)
3 - Block (the targets actions before the next lynch will fail, but they won't know why)
3 - Autoblock (the target's autos will fail before the next lynch, they won't be informed. This doesn't effect autos that trigger immediately after a lynch)
3 – Mask Swap (permanently swap two masks)
3 - Curse (target player gains a random -2 point flaw)
3 - Sap (steal all a player's unspent points)
3 – Chat (Set up a private chat between any two other targets)
3 - Graverob (pick a power held by a dead player, if no one else has graverobbed the power, you now have that power)
3 - Patsy: pick a new colour for a mask; that mask is now seen in-play (players always know how many masks are in-play and what colour they are). Like any mask, it can be a valid target for any power.
4 – Copycat (Choose two targets, you perform all of player 1's phase actions on player 2. Doesn't work for converting or multi-targeted actions)
4 - Power Steal (name a power you think your target has, if you guess right you steal their power)
4 - Santa (target player gains a random power)
4 - Changeling (target player gains all your powers/flaws/autos and you get the powers/flaws/autos of your target)
4 - Fortune Teller (Player recieves a list of half of all the non-hidden powers, upgrades, autos and flaws in play, in alphabetical order)
4 - Power-Cop (choose one: learn all powers of the target, learn all auto/upgrades of target/learn all flaws of the target)
5 - Vote stealer (take the vote from any other target)
5 – Reflect (Any action (other than reflects) that would successfully hit the target, hits the actor instead)
6 - Hide (spend one point to become incapable of taking actions or being targeted until the next lynch; cannot use during the same action block as taking an action)
6 - Kill (kills target player)

Upgrades
(These are all attached to a specific power)
x/2 - Self-targeting- (pick a power: that power can, but does not have to, be self targeted. This upgrade costs half the cost of the power, rounded up.)
x/2 - Hidden- (pick a power: that power and any upgrades attached to it won't appear in ability inspects, fortune teller reports or counts.)
x/2 - Innate- (An innate power cannot be stolen, swapped, recycled or Changeling'd
x - Free-: When choosing Free-, pick one of your non-auto powers. Free- costs as much as that power and allows you to use that power once in its phase for free (this means you can use the same power twice in a phase as well). This use doesn't stack with Prolific (if you use prolific to use the same free-power twice, you'd use it three times, not four)

Autos
(Can only be taken once)
1 - Bloodthirsty: get an extra point every time a lynch occurs with your vote on the player that gets lynched.
1 - Thrill-seeker: get two extra points every time a lynch occurs with the number of votes on you equal to or one point less than the player with the most votes)
1 - Professional: gain +1 point every time you successfully protect a kill
1 – Virtuous (you can't be gossiped about)
2 - Silent (you can't be tracked and you don't appear on patrol reports)
2 - Immovable (you cannot be redirected or randomised)
2 - Unstoppable (can't be blocked or protected against. Immunities still apply)
2 - Cautious (you ignore any reflects on your target)
2 - Flexible (gets full point cost back for all cashed in powers/autos/upgrades except flexible itself; cannot be taken with Industrious nor bought in the same day in which you have had Industrious)
2 – Industrious (other autos cost one less to purchase, to a minimum of 1; cannot be taken with Flexible nor bought in the same day in which you have had Flexible)
2 – Hasty (You cannot be delayed and any attempts to copy your actions fail)
3 – Holy (cannot be cursed, blessings have a 50% chance of giving you an auto further down this list)
3 – Super-Saint (The person who casts the final lynch vote on you will also die)
3 – Radiant (Each time someone targets you, that action is also copied onto a random player)
3 – Hardy (you cannot be sapped or changeling'd)
3 - Circumspect (you always know the reason why your actions fail)
4 - Prolific (you can use two actions in a phase)
4 - Explosive (you kill anyone targeting a kill at you as well as dying)
5 - Resurrection (After dying, you come alive again- you still get any day xp etc, but this power disappears on use.)
5 - Double-Voter (you have two votes)
6 - Kill Immune - (you are immune to kills)

Flaws
A player can get more points on N0 only by taking flaws. These can be bought off later in the game for twice their initial cost. Each flaw can only be taken once.
-1 - Hardcore (all protects on you fail- cannot be taken alongside Kill Immune)
-1 - Dense (you gain no experience points for surviving the day)
-1 - Mercenary (all your powers cost one point to play. Must have at least one applicable power in order to take this flaw)
-1 - Blatant (every time you target a player, it will be announced at the end of the phase that you targeted them, but not what with)
-1  Minimalist (If you ever receive a power or auto (through Gift, Santa, Bless, Generous etc.) it is randomly given away to a non-minimalist player if there are any non-minimalist players alive.)
-2 – Generous (you have a 50% chance of giving away one of your powers to someone else (both randomly selected) after each lynch. Must have a relevant power to take this. This giving doesn't count as targeting for action-resolution purposes.)
-2 - Unable to vote
-2 - Unreliable (your powers and autos have a 50% chance of failure. Must have at least one power or auto in order to take this flaw)
-2 - Magnetic (powers have 50% chance of targeting yourself- must have at least one non-self-targeting power to take)
-2 - Afflicted (at the end of each day phase, you gain 1 additional unique flaw)
-2 – Lover (a random living player is picked, if they die, so do you)
-2 – One-Shot (your powers disappear after they've been used. Must have at least one power to take.)
-2 - Intermittent (your powers only work on even phases)

The game flow is: Character Creation -> Day 1 -> Lynch -> Lynch-Triggered Powers -> Experience -> Day 2...

As this is a nightless mafia, all actions resolve in the order in which they're submitted and happen during the day (whenever the mod gets time to post) but any action can be queued up to trigger at the beginning of a new day. This way, protects and blocks can be set to trigger before the day occurs. Players get informed of the results of their actions and any changes that effect them as soon as possible.

A player always knows the colour of the mask they're acting upon. Action effects are usually reset after a lynch (protects, redirects etc.) but some effects are permanent (mask swapping, killing etc.). A player will usually not know why their action fails (whether it was a protect, block, or whether they'd accidentally targeted themselves)

1. Each player begins with five blank white cards, they may create five cards when they begin the game. These cards are shuffled in with existing cards and equal parts blank cards to create the draw deck. At the beginning of the game, each card is given 5 cards from this draw deck to make their starting hand.
2. Each turn after the first round a player draws the top card from the draw deck. On their turn they can make one card out of any blank card they have in their hand and play one card.
3. Each player takes one turn a round.
4. A round ends when all players have taken their turn.
5. Provisional win conditions to the game can be created with new rules; non-provisional win conditions can't be created.
6. If a player provisionally wins and everyone else in the game takes a turn afterwards and that player is still provisionally winning, then they win the game.
7. Each turn you may create a card and play a card.
8. Whatever a card says becomes a rule.
9. All card rules remain active indefinitely unless they say otherwise.
10. The rules on a card have to be clear and specific and not require any one player's interpretation otherwise they can be ignored. They are allowed to require interpretation from the mod (NQT).
11. The card creation rules must be followed for a card to be valid.
12. These 12 rules cannot be superceded by later rules.

Each card must have:
- A name, in bold.
- A single rule to follow, non italicised.
- Some kind of border (like a horizontal rule) marking about where the card begins and ends.

Cards without a name or a rule or cards with multiple rules are not allowed.

Optional: flavour text in italic, a small picture.

Example cards:

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I Started Out With Nothing

If a player ever has no cards, they provisionally win.
...And I still got most of it left!

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And Another Thing!

Whoever plays this card gets to play as many cards as they like on their turn.

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Poodle Ascendancy
The only cards that have rules that should be followed are cards with the word 'Poodle' in the title.

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And Another Thing! doesn't contradict Rule 2, as it works in addition to and not as opposed to #2.

Example Play
Player 1 could play And Another Thing and then immediately play I Started Out With Nothing (and all the other cards in their hand). This would mean that they'll win if these cards are still active after every other player has taken a turn. Player 2 could then invalidate these cards by playing Poodle Ascendancy and on it would continue...

Clarification on 'you': if a card says 'you' (e.g "You may destroy a card of your choosing"), it refers to the person who plays the card.