sumbission period has ended
awaiting all de scores
Third Place
The Peasant
Immune to Conversion
Passive Ability: Snobbery
All Royals are informed there is a Peasant at the court D1.
Passive Ability: Plebeian
You may not stand as King and your vote in King elections has no effect.*
Day Ability 1: Supplicate
Targeted player hosts you for the night**. All night actions against you instead target them***. Supplicating the same person twice has no effect****. You may not supplicate Royals. -Infinite Uses
Day Ability 2: Revolution:
Reveal all people with Royal blood to you. Only available D4. - 1 use
Night Ability 1: Rebel
Kill a Player. - Infinite Uses
Night Ability 2: Their Own Medicine
Kill your current host. All your previous hosts and all royals will be unable to vote for next day. – 1 Use.
*You can still vote for King, your vote just does not count.
**Target player not informed. This makes little sense IRL but is important balance-wise.
***Excludes Prince’s Execute and Psychic’s Link Minds.
****You can still target previously supplicated players but there is no effect. You must keep track of who you have supplicated.
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Lore:
Pa always tol’ me to keep ma mouth shut.
“Head down, lips sealed. Get on with yer work, boy, an’ perhaps we eat t’night.”
An’ I did. O’ at least I tried. But a life of servitude, of yessir’s an’ sweeping shite off the floor ain’t for everyone. Least of all me. ‘Specially when I see em’ fancy nobles in their purple robes, and a bleedin’ King that I couldn’t even vote for.
Problem is that they so busy squabbling over power, em’ Seekers an’ Soulcatchers an’ Sheriffs, they forget wha’ court really be for – to serve us. The people. We couldn’t give a rats arse who sat the throne. An’ nuffin was being done. Nuffin I tell ya. So yeah. I took matters into my own ‘ands. That make me a bad person? Gettin’ justice for the people?
It’s funny was how easy is’ been. See, all em’ rich folk so busy fightin’ each other over a hard chair, they don’ even mind the likes of me slipping into their chambers every night. Well, all apart from em’ high and mighty royals – they claim they smell my stench. They laugh, but I’ll fin’ out who they are soon enuf, and when that happens….
Ya see, it don’t matter if they’re a Seeker or a Soulcatcher o’ even a Sheriff. They all die jus’ as easy. For every man is equal in death. That’s all I’m askin’ for really:
Equality.
Second Place
The Paranoid (Neutral Killer)
Immune to Conversion
Passive: Steel Door
You are overly protective of your room and have made sure that no Killers can get to you. (Immune to death at night, aside Prince)
Passive: Solid Mind
If you are Occupied, you will be immune to it the next night but the Occupier will not be told.
Day Ability 1: Schitzophrenic (Special)
If you’ve killed somebody using Paranoia, your mind will start playing tricks on you. Your next attack will kill anybody else visiting your target. If you are jailed, you will kill the Prince if you are not executed.
Night Ability 1: Panic Attack (Infinite uses)
Attack your target in a fit of panic. If they are an Investigative, you will destroy their journal.
Night Ability 2: Paranoia (2 uses)
You will stay in your room tonight and overthink all possibilities and will kill any visitors.
Goal: Don’t get caught, don’t get executed.
Lore:
Those who sit around in the court room, blabbering on about politics and the next big debate will never know true war. For us, war was real. The battle for politics were childsplay compared to fighting these wars. Adiart’s armies battled for decades. Once the wars had come to a stop, many people went home to their families and their friends. Not me. I lost my family. I lost my friends. I didn’t have a single soul to share my thoughts to. I sat in my cottage, watching people and time go by. Not a moment passed that I didn’t think about the times of war. Wishing I could go back to doing my part for old Adiart.
Once Adiart passed away, I knew that the Kingdom would fall. It was only a matter of time before people would rebel. Hell, I would hear rumors of people being killed in the Castle over some myth about the Unseen. ‘It’s just a legend’ they say. The Kingdom that Adiart left behind are full of weaklings. I grew bored of sitting in my cottage all day. The only thing on my mind was cleansing Adiart’s Castle and taking back what was his. By any means. Nobody will find me. Nobody will see it coming.
First Place
Druid
Neutral Killer
Passive - Vines You are immune to death and occupation at night.
Passive - Vine Network No matter what investigates you, they will receive the result ‘Vines cover the outside of your target’s room’.
Day - Judgement of the Wild During the day, you may command the spirits to mark a player. The player you marked will be announced to all. Should that player not be dead by the beginning of the following day you will gain a use of Nature’s Retribution… - Infinite Uses
Night - Creeping Vines Every night you may extend your vines through the bricks of the castle to a player’s room. They will show up as a Druid to all investigative tonight, but not the following night.- Infinite Uses
Player will not be informed that vines are surrounding their room.
Night - Nature’s Retribution - All players whoose rooms you have entwined in your vine network will die tonight, and you are immune to detection by Investigatives tonight. Each night you will lose a use of this should you not lose it.- 0 uses.
Goal You win by elimiinating the Blue Dragon, Unseen, Cult and all others who seek to corrupt nature.
Lore: Ages ago, long before the Blue Dragon came, an ancient tribe lived in the forest known as the Druids. The Druids lived in harmony with nature, but their way of life soon began to fade as technology began to advance. Where once stood the tribal center of the Druids’ home now stands a castle, and the tribe is all but wiped out.
However, in the town surrounding the Blue Dragon’s magnificent castle, lives a man. This man was a scholar, especially intriuged by the Druid’s history. And when he did learn that history, he found hmself feeling… anger? Yes, Anger. Not pity at this great race being wiped out, but anger, and a sense of vengance.
He dug out an ancient spell book, and began to read, and soon he became a new Druid, ready to right the wrongs that the Blue Dragon committed. The Unseen and the Cult weren’t helping Nature either, and thus they must be destroyed too.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1BNFIxlXpVbPJ8B5pJA15He4YY8bBTvyPcoa0ouaxNq4/edit?usp=sharing
thaat’s the scores and shit
It looks like I lost solely based on balance points.
I’m eager to hear some feedback from the judges about the Skin Thief 
