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{{Setups ...ame starts with [[Night]], and the Retired Cop takes the [[Sanity]] of the Cop that is killed Night 1.

{{Setups <tr><th>Cop</th><th>Doc</th><th>Setup</th></tr>

This is a variation in which only [[Cop|Cops]] send in a choice on Night Zero (which occurs prior to the first day) ...ed verbatim in [[Dethy]] and [[Too Much Scum]]; however, [[Bad Cop, Insane Cop]] uses a similar rule in which both Cops get a pregame investigation ''and'

|Introduction=The original [[Newbie Games]] consisted of a simple [[Cop]]/[[Doctor]] setup. |TownRoles=* 1 Cop

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{{Setups ...iscussion eventually lead to this setups 7 player cousin [[Bad Cop, Insane Cop]].

{{Setups ...ory:Large Setups|Large Setups]]" in the [[:Category:Design Contest Winning Setups|Open Setup Design Contest 2015]].}}

...layer modified [[C9]] setup using a [[Day Start]] and one of four possible setups. |Setup= The moderator randomly selects one of the four following setups;

{{Setups ...was an experimental [[Newbie Setup]], trying to address flaws in previous setups. It is also the first official 9-player newbie setup, excepting {{plainlink

{{Setups ...p headstart]]. It was invented by [[Fiasco]] with [[mith]] turning it into cop headstart. The name invites comparison to [[vanilla|vanilla mafia]] in whic

...perform investigations. This strategy is now commonly know as [[Follow-the-Cop]]. Despite eliminating the reliability of the [[Follow-the-Cop]] strategy being useful, C9 itself suffered balance problems and has since

...he [[Day]] Game. This occurs when decisive investigative roles (usually [[Cop]]s) cannot be easily killed (or killed at all) by the Mafia, usually due to ...e Doctor is killed by the Mafia the Town should have enough reads from the Cop to finish the rest of the game via process of elimination.

{{Setups 4-6 slide ups indicate medium power level. One Mafioso is a Role Cop, the other two are Goons. 1 Townie is a Tracker, a different Townie is a Ja

{{Setups ...r semi-open setup. The possible power roles are [[Roleblocker]], [[Vanilla Cop]], [[Tracker]], [[Rolecop]], [[Follower]], [[Jailkeeper]], [[Juggernaut]],

{{Setups ...|Mafia Goon}} and four [[Cop|Cops]]. It is almost always played with the [[Cop Head Start]] rule. Because of the small size, it is often used for imprompt

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

...gun in flavor. Members of the Mafia (that are not [[Doctor|Doctors]]), [[Cop|Cops]], [[FBI Agent|FBI Agents]], [[Vig|Vigilantes]], other Gunsmiths, [[Pa ...red somewhat weaker than standard [[Cop|Cops]] and are usually included in setups where they can get positive results on players who are not Mafia-aligned.

{{Setups |{{color|green|Town Mason}}||{{color|green|Town Cop}}||{{color|green|Town Doctor}}||{{color|red|Mafia Roleblocker}}

{{Setups * 1 {{setuprole|Cop}} or {{setuprole|Nurse}}

{{Setups |Title=Cop/Insane Cop 9 (C-C9)

{{Setups ...]s. The '''4''' possible roles out of which '''2''' are chosen are: [[Sane Cop]], [[Doctor]], [[Jailkeeper]], or a sixth [[Vanilla Townie]]. There is no

{{Setups #Cop

{{Setups * '''1 <font style="color:green">One-Shot Publishing Cop</font>''' <small>(Can target a player and their alignment is published in t

{{Setups *'''2 distinct of {{setuprole|Cop}}, {{setuprole|Doctor}}, {{setuprole|Role Blocker}}, or {{setuprole|Miller}

{{Setups |[[Jailkeeper|Town Jailkeeper]]||[[Role Cop|Mafia Role Cop]]||[[Backup|Town Backup]]

{{Setups ...{{color|green|Town Cop}}, {{color|green|Town Tracker}}||{{color|green|Town Cop}}, {{color|green|Vanilla Townie}}

{{Setups * 1 [[Cop]]

{{Setups ...the Cop claims D1 to earn a free investigation N1 (as scum cannot kill the Cop) to confirm two people (himself and his target) in the 5 player Day 2.

{{Setups |Notes=Second place - 2015 Open Design Competition (Mini Setups)

{{Setups Truth And Justice is a [[:Category:Semi-Open Setups|Semi-Open]] Setup designed for 9 players by [[wgeurts]]. It is playfully bu

{{Setups ...ayer [[Open Setup]] chracterised by the possibility of multiple [[Weak]] [[Cop|Cops]]. As of April 2012, this setup has been deemed unfit to play due to t

{{Setups #[[Cop]]

* 1 Town [[Cop]] [[Category:Mini Normal Setups]]

{{Setups * 1 {{setuprole|Sane Cop}}

{{Setups ...mafia to friends in real life (using Open setups at first, then optionally using the full deck game once people are comfortable.) My other Greater Idea-styl

{{Setups #Town Cop

...''' is a role that [[Seer]]s as blue and, when investigated by a [[Vanilla Cop]] or [[Neapolitan]], returns as "not vanilla". While it can be any alignmen ...d as a [[power role]] for the purposes of investigative roles like Vanilla Cop, but is otherwise [[vanilla]].

{{Setups * 1 [[Cop]]

...name for a nonincriminating result on a player. It is [[Normal]] for all [[Cop]] innocent results to mean [[Town]] with no exception. ...tives of a Cop result are explicitly not-Normal, but may be encountered in setups not guaranteed for Normalcy. Some kind of false information may even be pre

{{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

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{{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.