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...s usually only one Town in a game. It is not infeasible to have more, but it tends to strain the definition of Mafia.

...he target is then protected by kills, but only during the following night. It is usually town-aligned. ...ruleset, it was analogous to the [[Doctor]] role. However, in modern times it typically refers to the variant of a protective role.

Re3 is a Mafia variant, created by [[Xdaamno]]. It consists of one [[Vanilla Townie]], one [[Mafioso]], and one Vote Reflector ...s a [[Closed Setup]], in which the players do not know the roles involved. It is therefore often played in a 'mystery setup' game; where one of many 3 pl

As it is technically a [[modifier]] it is feasible for a Superstar reveal to be incomplete. However, a Superstar r ...ent-related info removed) revealed in the thread or may automatically have it done so. This is equivalent to a [[Role Cop]] check being posted publically

* Everyone starts with 10 hit points. To hit someone say '''hit: (player)'''. It's probably better if you say '''hit: (player) (remaining hp)''', maybe ''(e After it ran, a derivative strategy was proposed by [[Pooky]] that would have given

| Introduction = The '''Hated''' role makes it so that a player requires one less vote than normal to be voted out, or [[e ...s the minimum number of votes required to eliminate someone. For example, it is not clear whether someone actually has to vote a Super Hated Townie in o

The setup's balance is still unclear, but due to high levels of [[swing]], it's not recommended for use in the regular [[Open]] rotation. ...ing both town power roles against both scum is not necessarily a scum win; it's played out.

Don't let my name fool you - it's not the facts that go straight, but you.

:<span style="font-size:170%;color:#434343;">It's funny when Voltorb gets brain freeze.</span> ...ith soup this incredibly hot just blowing on it wasn't going to be enough; it was time to bust out the fan collection.</span>

....mafiascum.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=73725 Micro Listmod] Oct '17 - Apr '18. It was an amazing experience! "I feel like Aristophanes is just so nice and cheery all that time that it's easy to mistake that for a scum coverup" - Aeronaut

Hi I'm Sylvi (it/they/she) and this is my scummer page. (I used to be [[alivechihiro]] but t ...h that in mafia yet. We'll edit something into here if/when we ever figure it out.

...on = A '''Nexus''' is a player that passively redirects players who target it to a random other player. A Nexus is effectively [[Bulletproof]] [[Ascetic] This role is very much within [[role madness]]. However, it is not necessarily of any alignment.

..., game, or other theme, or has significantly different [[game mechanic]]s, it belongs here.

A guy that likes playing Werewolf and Mafia. It is most fun in real life, but forums are also cool.

...minated (58%) as 6 votes is only 50% which is half and not a ''majority'' (it's exactly 50%, not more than 50%). ...hat it is harder to achieve an elimination with an even amount of players. It is very common for players to no eliminate when there is an even amount of

...r the players to decide who the Vigilante should kill, rather than leaving it up to the Vigilante's judgement. ...lternative to being voted out of the game; being [[eliminated]] would make it impossible for the Serial Killer to win, whereas if the town temporarily le

...ctions that cannot be seen by a [[Tracker]], [[Watcher]], or similar role; it has the same relationship to action investigations that [[Godfather]] does ...difier was split off from - A Ninja may perform the factional kill without it being seen by action-investigative roles.

The False modifier is by default visible in [[Rolecop]] reports, making it possible to determine what is happening, and will in any case show up in th ...f a false [[Tracker]] targets someone, the moderator will simply disregard it.

...le) to [[Cop|Cops]]. This role typically hurts town regardless of who uses it (except in rare cases involving multiple anti-town factions), and thus is b In terms of variants, it is possible to imagine a Lawyer variant who protects against [[Tracker|trac

...d getting "heads" each time, means that the next time the coin is flipped, it will be more likely to turn up "tails". In fact, the probability of both ou ...n]]s in a row. While this is undoubtedly worse than eliminating correctly, it does not fall under the Gambler's Fallacy, simply because the odds of hitti