“You pursued the truth. Your own truth.”
“The truth that says that we’re evil and that you’re good. We’re the villains. You the heros. You decided, nearly arbitrarily, that because you fought against us that means we were bad. That we weren’t just fighting to survive too.”
“Well! Your truth is well over now!”
Age: 24
Gender: Female
Upper Body (Head) Inspection: Brown, rectangular, prescription glasses. Curtained brown hair. Inquisitive eyes, seemingly way too interested in what occurs around her.
Upper Body (Torso) Inspection: Beige blouse, carrier bag. Bag contains various “disguises” (trash bags and cheap clothes).
Lower Body (Stomach) Inspection: See [Torso].
Lower Body (Legs) Inspection: Long yellow skirt. Black and white sneakers.OR:
Form:
Intelligence Level: Below average to average. Surprisingly willing to change own thoughts on a matter, for better or worse. Mildly delusional. Subject’s former employment in “investigative journalism” renders her score lower.
Morality Tier: Average. Strong belief in own personal pursuit of “the real truth”.
Anomalies Properties (Physical): N/A
Anomalies Properties (Mental): Strong ability to convince other creatures of certain ideas to a level that is assuredly anomalous. This is typically done by interviewing subjects of their thoughts on a matter, and then “publishing” her findings elsewhere, whether it be to look over herself or by giving it to another individual.
Anomalies Properties (Environmental): N/A
Danger Level: Very low if counter-breach protocol is followed.
Breach Risk Level: See [Counter-Breach Protocol]
Recommended Counter-Breach Protocol: Do not, under any circumstances, allow her to be in contact with other anomalies, especially more powerful ones. If she convinces them or herself of a strong course of action, the institute may be significantly under threat.
Subject Identified By: Peter Astika
“What I know, what you speak, what we know, what we speak.”
Rethinking Reality - [Passive/Active/Night/One-Shot]
You learn the ranking results of It’s Not Life or Death to Hide Away!!.
While this passive is active, Stubbornness’ Bane is locked, and vice versa.
Once per game, you may choose to lock this passive.
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It’s Not Life or Death to Hide Away!! - [Active/Day-End]
Choose 6-[X] players (where X is the night number, but capped at 5).
Tonight, they will be asked to rank 3.5-([X]* .5) people by how much they trust them, and to rank 3.5-([X]* .5) people by how much they distrust them (all non-whole numbers round up).
You choose the people they rank.
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Stubbornness’ Bane - [Active/Night/Locked/N1-N3]
Choose a player.
They learn the results of ‘It’s Not Life or Death to Hide Away!!’.
This ability locks on D4.
Defeat the Counter-Breach Team.
Age: 109
Gender: Male
Upper Body (Head) Inspection: Black, braided hair slightly descending past his chin. Rectangular glasses, likely prescription; frame not reaching the bottom or the sides of the lenses. Otherwise un-notable. Anomaly remarks that he ‘once had a helmet’.
Upper Body (Torso) Inspection: Olive green military jacket over a plain blue t-shirt.
Lower Body (Stomach) Inspection: Skinny. Otherwise un-notable.
Lower Body (Legs) Inspection: Incredibly worn standard use military pants; thick, somewhat woolen pants, which are colored a yellow brown.OR:
Form:
Intelligence Level: Below average to average. No significant notes.
Morality Tier: Average to significantly above average. Whilst anomaly visibly cares for subjects – especially dying ones put in his presence – he was once a soldier, lowering his ranking significantly.
Anomalies Properties (Physical): Capable of basic interaction with the world. Seemingly, extended lifespan. [Unknown physical property].
Anomalies Properties (Mental): Subject has a specialty in locating wounded, terminally ill, or otherwise dying individuals; having once located me after a particularly bad absence of located anomalies.
Anomalies Properties (Environmental): None.
Danger Level: Medium. Whilst not remotely being a physical danger, his significantly above-average communication abilities could insight a matter of resistance.
Breach Risk Level: Medium. He had made a deal with me to stay around until I perished, something I took advantage of to contain him. It’s possible he may get tired of ‘sticking it out’ upon enough time passing, but a quick visit should temporarily assuage his temper. Visit anomaly every couple of months.
Recommended Counter-Breach Protocol: Breach is likely inevitable, but delay it as long as possible, or make said breach an uncoordinated mess; he’s not strong alone, and if the people he talks to has no useful information, he’s nearly useless besides the innate inconvenience.
Subject Identified By: Peter Astika
The Belligerent yet Pointless Delay of the Inevitable - [Passive]
The Counter-Breach team’s factional kill cannot be performed.
The Counter-Breach team is given a factional poison, a day action.
The target of the poison is visited twice by the performing player – once at Day-End and once at the Killing processing order.
The player dies on the second visit.
The Counter-Breach team is informed of this.
– ●○✝○● –
Ode to the Departed - [Passive]
The player dying to the Counter-Breach team’s poison will be added into a neighbourhood with you.
This will take place in a separate neighbourhood than any of your prior ones.
Defeat the Counter-Breach Team.
“Agent, or Angel, one of the two, of Justice is a mass murderer. Pointlessly wasting other people’s lives. Hurting so many people in the name of a twisted sense of retribution, the need to make those considered bad hurt and suffer simply because.”
“Because you think you’re better. You think they deserve it.”
"The fight between us and the rest of you is so one of us can live. The… Agnegnetl’s fight was so perverted joy could be taken in skewed justice. To feel like actions taken made a real difference to anyone besides hurting everything more. "
“No more harm can be caused now.”
Age: 262
Gender:
Upper Body (Head) Inspection:
Upper Body (Torso) Inspection:
Lower Body (Stomach) Inspection:
Lower Body (Legs) Inspection:OR:
Form: Indiscernable. The mind comprehends it as both in the vague shape of a human (form A) and a bright, glowing ball (form B). Form A appears to mainly be composed of hundreds of tiny red spots surrounded by white, closely resembling the form of the human eyeball.
Intelligence Level: Below average. Capable of discerning proper grip technique, and holds mild ability to discern friend from foe (cont. Morality Tier).
Morality Tier: Below average. Appears to recklessly attack individuals in an attempt of strangulation. However, it seems to have an odd methodologically in doing so: it tends to only attack anomalies that aren’t a direct threat to it upon seeing the anomaly for a second time, or after recently (within a time period of a month) seeing another friendly anomaly. Individuals belonging to the Day’s End Institute appear exempt from this behavior - they are instead immediately attacked. Upon seeing a friendly anomaly for the first time in that one month period, it experiences a behavior seemingly of “extreme guilt”, only moving on from the guilt upon viewing the death of a Day’s End Institute member.
Anomalies Properties (Physical): Possible ability of telekinesis (if form B is the correct manner of its existence). Strong grip.
Anomalies Properties (Mental): Appears in two different shapes to the mind, impossibly co-existing; irrelevant
Anomalies Properties (Environmental): Possible Telekinesis.
Danger Level: High
Breach Risk Level: High, hostile to researchers and capable of average movement.
Recommended Counter-Breach Protocol: Retaining strong caution whilst in its interactable range. Try to guard yourself beforehand if you believe it is to attack you, or otherwise prevent it from reaching you.
Subject Identified By: Peter Astika
“I WILL ALWAYS JUDGE YOU.”
There’s Only One to Blame - [Passive]
The first time you use Final Attempt at Justice on a member of the Anomaly team, the kill fails.
If Final Attempt at Justice fails (does not result in a death), it is Locked until a member of the Counter-Breach team dies.
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Final Attempt at Justice - [Active/Night/Two-Shot/Locked]
Choose a player.
They die.
Defeat the Counter-Breach Team.
A Lasting, Following Impression - The individual(s) target visits will be announced at day-start. One type of action they used will also be announced.
Elevator To The Unknown - [Active/Night]
Choose two players.Swap players visiting the first to the second and vice versa.
Killing actions are not redirected this way.
Once yourself (excluding this ability) or another member of the Counter-Breach team visits a player you are swapping, this ability locks.When this ability locks and while you are still alive, the Counter-Breach team is required to submit it as the next theory.
“The life I lived isn’t a joyful one, y’know! There have been many twists, many roadblocks, and so much time wasted. I hardly live to experience anything, trapped inside the quest of my pursuit of life.”
“However… I would prefer that to a life short lived. Because I have hope, and knowledge what I’ve experienced is better than the abyss. I one day hope that I have time to experience all these wonders, and not have to spend all my time further like this. And to allow beings like you to be free, for us to co-exist. For it to not be predator and prey.”
“It won’t be today, though! Best we get to it.”
Frost’s voting placements have been unbearably bad this game lol
286 vote Ishmael for voting tutuu, literally just omgus on tutuu’s behalf, and Ishmael’s vote wasn’t even that serious afaik (probably rvs but bringing it up for posterity’s sake)
550 votes May because Dia is voting there, only prior mention of liking Dia is 462 because Dia was tring him, and only mention of May is 321 where he uses her to shade me. Seems like no critical thought is actually happening here, feels like either a selfish attempt to pocket Dia, or an avoidance of voting Zone, mainly because he says “in dogpile we trust” but there were already established wagons he could vote, like Zone (since he already shaded me he’s probably not going to vote with me on Ranta, and since he soft defended tutuu from Ishmael he can’t place his vote there either)
1069 and the surrounding posts with May, not a vote but he argues with her while voting her and it’s kind of nonsensical. He susses May for… refusing to towncase herself, I think? It just feels like retroactive reasoning, like he decided that May was evil and then chose to come up with a reason as to why, which aligned with his frivolous vote placement on her earlier
1070 he straight up says he doesn’t care if may flips town because it’s “not a big loss” and then when jarek calls it out he gets pissy
1472 he starts a pressure wagon on Leafia/Achro
He then uses the fact that Leafia is MIA to shield from the fact that he does extremely little work for the rest of the day outside of pushing Leafia
Game-related Posts beyond this point about leafia/achro: 1478 1487 1488 1493 1497 1514 1537 1564 1602 1604 1611 1616 (2 hour disappearance) 1767 1771 1783 1853 1857 1860 1863 1865 1873 1916 1925 2098 2112 2243 2316 2339
Game-related Posts beyond this point not about leafia/achro: 1772 1774 1776 1848 1988 1991 2222 2224
Frostfluff: 1516 1780 1839 1913 2031
(I’ll concede I have a pretty loose definition of “game-related,” so some of these categorizations are debatable, but this is what I think)
Of his game related posts not about Leafia
3 were general posts about the gamestate (he was dissatisfied, probably because nobody wanted to push the obvious lhf town until Achro subbed in)
2 of those are a shrugvote and meh reasoning on Geewa (2222 and 2224)
1 was May shade
1 is a lukewarm response to an Achro post about Ishmael
1 is a response to me suspecting him for treating the leafia/achro slot weirdly
So after Frost votes the Leafia/Achro slot, 78% of his game-related posts are solely in relation to that slot, and yet the moment the wagon actually begins to gain traction, he mysteriously moves his vote to Geewa with zero explanation and instantly shuts up about the wagon, his only posts after being jokes about a past game Achro was in
I feel like this is a pretty obvious evil, especially since even if you look at the “work” he does on the leafia slot it’s literally just him asking loaded questions about the slot that are like “why shouldn’t we vote leafia??” as if there’s any real reason to vote there in the first place instead of actually investigating a slot that matters and trying to solve for someone’s alignment
I’m sideeyeing the people who were on the wagon but this is like the most obvious agenda ever kill this expeditiously
VOTE: Frostwolf103
Also I got cucked by someone posting at eod and accidentally iso’d them instead of hitting reply so I could post my song at eod : (
i’m not really townreading frost but i’m surprised that’s your main takeaway from this and not like… hazard and/or geewa being most likely wolves
Mafia is a team game but my god I wish it wasn’t
ishmael is like never a night kill unless she just claims all day for no reason like she did
the most clearing thing for me is that town players are playing like this
Somebody roleblocked me last night. Somebody tried to make me write two-sentence horror but I refused/forgot. My laptop is not really working.
That EOD was an absolute joke.
I had been thinking Frost was weird for like half the day phase
Also idt Hazzy is wolfy at all, Geewa maybe