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{{Setups ...ing Newbie Setup was [[2of4]], but the setup contained unbalanced possible setups, and was thus phased out. Matrix6 itself did quite well, in both balance an

{{Setups *[[Town]] [[Cop]]

{{Setups *1 Mafia {{setuprole|Role Cop|Role Cop}}

{{Setups *'''Role-Cop'''

{{Setups |Title=Double Cop

{{Setups #[[Cop]]

{{Setups * 0 - 1 {{setuprole|Cop|Cops}}

{{Setups *1 [[Sane Cop]]

{{Setups '''Two-Fold 2d3''' is a [[multiball]] open setup derived from [[2d3]] using the [[Two-Fold Matrix6]] formula.

{{Setups ...r role - 1/9. This setup is no longer played due to the risk of Follow the Cop breaking strategies occurring.

{{Setups |[[Role Cop]]||[[Roleblocker]]||[[Vigilante]]

{{Setups *2 {{setuprole|Cop|Cops}}

{{Setups *1 [[One-shot role|1-shot]] [[Cop]]

{{Setups |Title=Cop Doc 9* (CD9*)

{{Setups *1 [[Even/Odd Night|Odd Night]] {{setuprole|Cop}}

{{Setups ...ers claiming D1 and either cross-protecting or targetting the claimed Role Cop D1.

{{Setups |[[Roleblocker|Mafia Roleblocker]]||[[Cop|Town Cop]]||[[Doctor|Town Doctor]]

The "standard" JOAT is considered to be a one-shot [[Cop]], one-shot [[Doctor]], one-shot [[Vig]], and one-shot [[Roleblocker]]. How ...shot]] roles. For example, a Jack of All Trades (Cop, Doctor) has a 1-shot Cop ability and a 1-shot Doctor ability. This is equivalent to a hybrid role co

{{Setups ...olor|green|Town Doctor}}||{{color|green|Town Tracker}}||{{color|green|Town Cop}}

...'Indecisive''' is a [[role modifier]] that restricts a power [[role]] from using its ability on the same target two nights in a row. Even if the ability is ...ould also plausibly be used on a [[Roleblocker]]-type role to weaken it in setups where the intention is that the Roleblocker not be able to tie down the sam