The Syndicate

There is your winners banner, all ye winners!

Up to season 3 already?

Seasons 3 and 4 begin to have some real duds. The first two seasons feel virtually flawless to me. Three and four are still good, just not as consistent.

rabbit8 wrote:Golden always wanted to lynch me early when we first started playing together for these very reasons, I did not act sweet and shit.

Golden..

I'm used to you now, bitch.

Frog was a special case. He was basically was flooding the thread with how we should lynch the lowest posters regardless of content, that all the math in his head basically guaranteed they were bad, then got drunk and posted about 100 drunk posts. And most or all of those low posters ended up being town.

I think I've learned to moderate fun with winning quite well. I strike a balance... I think there is a point where people kill the fun so much that it literally disrupts your ability to win.

S~V~S wrote:It isn't whether you win or lose,it's how you play the game. I think that is an important concept.

This is what my main goal is too... I want to play in the spirit of the game but there is the odd occasion (like Frog, for instance), where I've just voted for someone because they are hurting my fun.

Mostly, as well, I care more about doing what I can to help the team win than getting my own individual win. And I do genuinely want everyone to enjoy the game.

I could understand LCs frustration in the game. I actually think most of the in-game tension between LC and anyone came from one central thing... LC never ever said in the thread that he believed some cylons could be good, and so he never got the message from me that most of you got. He didn't get a message from epi telling him to say it because he was untargettable. It was his unwillingness to say it (and even find out that others win cons were changing, even though his own were not) that I think led to a lot of people seeing him as bad. At that point, anything he did (like the sortie) was seen through that lens and confirmation bias made him look even worse than he already was.

I could see LC's ship crashing long before it did, simply because I could see so much of what was going on behind the scenes. It felt like the game setup was at massive odds from what he was presenting in the thread (because of things to a large extent he was unaware of), and his lynch seemed relatively inevitable to me before Cain had even been revealed.

I have always assumed most people skim read my posts. Even I can't be assed reading them

It's why I tend to make the same point multiple times.

This may sound... I dunno... voyeuristically mean or something.

But I actually get a little joy, as a host, being able to clearly see different motivations coming together and clashing, knowing that both are sincere. LC's example is one of those. Rico and Matt's entirely different responses to the Cylon Amnesty Act were another.

I also like it when people make theories that are completely understandable and logical, but badly wrong. Or when people are saying something that is actually clearly correct, but no-one is listening. All these things remind me how hard this game really is to get right... and in some small way makes me feel better about the goal for me when I play being more about the experience and not the outcome (beyond trying my hardest for my team).

No, I'm pretty sure it was only the civvies...

And drumbeats suggested a grid pattern skipping a2 where a ship actually was...

And without knowledge, svs nailed the first sortie that was successful.

The sorties were such a fun time.

One other thing I meant to mention...

I feel like the random gods were shining down on me when I randomised the roles.

Rico has a role highlighting pedantry
Long Con gets a grand epic role that allows him to tell a story with it
Vompatti gets a role where his votes count negative, highlighting an appearance of randomness even further (that was before he even then went and got executed for treason!)
Indiglo gets one of her favourite characters
Matt gets a character where he literally cannot be silenced
Jay gets a role where he is the genuine 'leader of the town'.

I can't remember if there were others, but it was pretty neat.

Ricochet wrote:My role didn't pay off as far as making people wonder what I'm tasked to do. No controversial players to defend, either, except for maybe sig. I wonder if I could have, in theory, gotten to defend John Cavil, simply by virtue of him being alive.

Yep, you could have. You also could have gotten yourself . It was always randomised from the complete list of living players.

Ricochet wrote:I still don't get how the baddies knew LC was precisely Cain.

SVS called out lots of you based on your role, and was right nearly every time. She has a nose for that kind of thing. She correctly guessed that Matt was Starbuck, LC was Cain, bea was Sam, Jay was Adama, she had silverwolf and OA sorted very early, she was pretty certain G-Man and nutella were her baddie teammates...

I don't remember what else. I'm surprised I never saw her note you being Romo.

Yeah - I forgot that I had to do it randomly if you didn't send it in (oops!). Also what LC didn't know is that the two roles he needed dead would be told they could disobey the orders, but they weren't told that if they did, then LC got a kill. LC didn't know this either. Indiglo was already dead. Jay survived his first nightkill from cylons. So there was a mechanic there, but it didn't end up mattering.

There were quite a few triggers hidden from the players themselves. Like SVS knowing she was unlynchable but not knowing she would come back as John Cavil if she was lynched, for instance. And, of course, all your hidden win cons.

LC - you did need the Cavil faction dead. You then ALSO needed every other cylon dead... but so did every other human if you were alive.

One thing Epi didn't know is that Long Con was untargetable before Cain arrived, so Epi used his role power on LC and assumed he would have a message, but LC didn't have it.

LC would not have had a changed win con, but he would have been made aware of the changed win cons - that is also what happened with Cavil.

JaggedJimmyJay wrote:I'd like to pat myself on the back for failing to say "So say we all" over and over despite being Admiral Adama.

If you'd executed yourself for treason, it might have been the highlight of the game!

Dead town MVP - indiglo
Theme MVP... indiglo, but since indi won both, I've gone for second place on this one and the winner is... Long Con.

Congrats to both Indiglo and Long Con - you are both also winners of BSG Mafia.

So, its time for MVP results. Please stand by while I calculate...

S~V~S wrote:
Golden wrote:
S~V~S wrote:Which one won? Who was the judge?
DrumBeats won - Alex was the judge.

Sophie judged the cylon one, but I can't remember who won that one (Polo, maybe?)
I mean which was the winning story?

I'd know... if I could remember which was G-Man's and which was Drumbeats one... either three or five.

S~V~S wrote:Which one won? Who was the judge?

DrumBeats won - Alex was the judge.

Sophie judged the cylon one, but I can't remember who won that one (Polo, maybe?)

G-Man wrote:A question for the host- who won the TV show write-up contest?

Drumbeats

I think SVS came second, but given the prize was a nightkill protect...

here are the entries - SVS is number 1, INH number 2, rabbit number 4... can't remember which of the other two is Drums and which is G-Mans.

Golden wrote:
Entry 1 wrote:“The Merry Surgeons”

Concept: Wild West style time travel! Dr Quinn Medicine Woman meets Time Cop!

Dorothy "Merry Surgeon" King is a US frontier doctor in the 1880’s. She got her medical education by disguising herself as a boy and attending lectures. Since she has no real degree, she could not get a job in the big city, so she travelled to frontier town Baltar City, Nevada, a free wheeling Wild West town with an assortment of zany stock characters. Since the nearest doctor is 100 miles away, the locals begrudgingly accept “Dr”. King. One day, while the Governor of the territory is on her table with a gunshot wound, Dotty, at a loss as to how to remove the bullet, sees a young woman materialize right before her eyes! This mysterious apparition is …

Zoe Reywas. Zoe is Dorothys great great great granddaughter from the year 2075. She is a medical student at Stanford University. The story of her pioneering 4xG Granny was her inspiration to go into a medical career. One day, while tracking down some research results, she stumbles into the lab of Dr. Edgar Musky, whose cutting edge research is in the field of Time Travel. She plays with the controls, setting the coordinates for Baltar City, and the year 1881, not expecting it to work. She pushes the button and…

…after explaining the situation to Dorothy, Zoe helps her to remove the bullet cleanly. Dorothy has troubles accepting it, until Zoe shows her her ring, which, paradoxically, is the twin of her own! It was a one of a kind family heirloom made by her father from a Gold Nugget for her mother.

Thinking she is stuck in time, Zoe introduces Dotty to feminism and modern medical techniques. They have several adventures together in healing & hijinks, trying to blend futuristic Zoe into 1881 Nevada. Until…

Bruce-Jean Von Willis arrives in town. He is a time enforcer sent by Dr. Edgar Musky to eliminate all knowledge of time travel so Musky alone can reap the rewards. It is Von Willis’ mission to track down Zoe, erase her memory & send her back to Stanford, none the wiser. Then he must eliminate Dotty before she can save any lives she was not destined to save, or pioneer medical techniques before their time.

Can Zoe get back to 2075, memory intact? Will Dotty heal too many people & create a paradox that collapses time? Will Zoe & Von Willis fall in love?

Entry 2 wrote:so there's this ilsand, okay? and these people all crash on it on like a plane becuase a dude doesnt pressa button and becaue a superpower dude wants to make another superpower dude so they can defeat another superpower dudewho can turn into a smake monster and also dead people and also theres a group of people already living on the island called the others but their whole power structure is really weird so well just ignore that and the entire thing is actually a prequel to what the show is really about: the afterlife which includes vague meansingless quasi-christian symbolism and everybody gets together in a christian church which is weird because the afterlife in this doesnt really have anything to do with christianity and also theres like a muslim dude who should be like woah, why aren't we like in a mosque or some shit but just ignore that and then this one dude's dad opens the doors of the church and the show ends

also: polar bears

major character 1: so there's this dude with a alcoholic surgeon dad who is kind of a dick to him, so when the dude grows up and also becomes a big surgeon man he treats his old pops like shit and blows up any chance his daddy ever had at getting his shit together, naturally the dude thinks this is his dad's fault, so the dad dies after an epic bender in australia, and the dude comes down under to pick him up and then his plane crashes! so now he's on this island and overcompensating for everything

major character 2: so there's this dude who grew up in a foster home and his mom comes and finds him when hes like 40 and introduces him to his dad who's a con-man piece of shit who steals his kidney, and the dude gets angry and meets katey sagal and they get together and things get kinda good, but then his dad comes back, fakes his own death, and tries to help his son get some money in order to kinda even things out; the dude lies, katey sagal gets pissed and he loses her and the money; then his dad comes back into town a third time, and the dad ends up murdering some dude and his son finds out and confronts him and is then pushed out a window putting him into a wheelchair then he goes to australia in order to prove he's like a man and shit and then his plane crashes! so now he's on this island and overcompensating for everything

I have so much faith in this working

Entry 3 wrote:In the not-too distant future (let's say 100 years from now), physicists discover how to make time travel possible. To the surprise of many physicists, the Novikov self-consistency principle (you cannot change the past; whatever happened happened) appears to be a law of time travel. That doesn't stop people from trying to alter the past. Hostile governments and terrorist networks attempt to build and use time machines to modify history to their own agenda. For this reason, the United Nations establishes the Bureau of Temporal Compossibility (BTC) to monitor and disrupt unauthorized development and use of time travel technology around the globe.

Our story begins twenty years after the formation of the BTC. Our chief protagonist, Howard Freeman, is called into the head of BTC’s office, where he is briefed alongside four field agents. Freeman is an analyst monitoring via satellite for electromagnetic frequency anomalies associated with the use of spacetime technology. He longs for more exciting work but doesn’t understand all the heady aspects of time travel theory. He is late-20’s early-30’s. An inquisitive and witty fellow, like a young Nathan Fillion.

In the briefing, the head of BTC informs the quintet that, 72 hours ago, agents in the Balkans arrested a spacetime terrorist named Dalibora Kasun, one of BTC’s most wanted. During her interrogation, Kasun repeated the same phrase over and over again, “Review the files on the storage drive.” Upon review of the drive files, BTC learned that Kasun and her agents traveled back in time to 1928 New York. There they set a series of bombs that will detonate unless BTC agents travel back in time to stop them. Among the files were newspaper clippings spanning 10 months including many pictures in which at least one of Freeman and the four field agents have been verified as appearing in.

Due to the spacetime law of compossibilty, Kasun has engineered a situation where Freeman and the agents are required to travel back in time to disarm the bombs in order to preserve the continuity of time. Completely in over his head, Freeman relies on the head agent, Jackson Reynolds, to help him understand what they can and cannot do in the past as their mission unfolds. Reynolds is a grizzled man in his early-50’s and has been training for temporal engagement for the last 15 years. As their mission unfolds, the team uncovers more plots (including an attempt to assassinate then-governor of New York, Franklin Delano Roosevelt), have numerous encounters with Kasun in the past (though they cannot arrest her because she is not arrested until she travels back to the future), and come to question the supposed laws of time travel that BTC holds sacred.

Entry 4 wrote:Hidden in a labyrinth of persecution buried under miles of corruption Bethany runs an underground casino in the back of a rundown bodega. The private club’s empty except for Bethany, her captor, and his minions. The aroma of stale ale and cigarette smoke lingers in the dimly lit club. The night’s take and the last game of poker are scattered across the floor.

Blood’s trickling from a wound above her eye. She’s been beaten for hours and her breathing's labored. Bound to a chair, uncooperative, Bethany hasn’t the slightest idea why she’s being tortured or what the priest wants.

“Why, if we had a window I could get some light in here. Would make this whole ordeal a little less menacing. Don’t you think?” the priest asked.

“Fuck off,” Bethany said. I’m going to punch you in the face the first chance I get and knock that stupid smile off your face. “What do you want?”

“You think yourself a hero, dear?” the priest asked, gesturing with his hands after every word. “I think you’re a hero. A champion of the children. Their savior.” What the fuck is he talking about?

“Is there a point?” Bethany asked. Being judged and whipped by goblins and a priest is annoying enough, but if I have to listen to these robes any- The stinging pain of his slap left a red mark across her cheek. Son of a…

Bethany spit blood on the floor peering at the priest. “That all you got, priest? Your gobbys hit harder than that,” she said, spitting in his direction. The next slap left her speechless. What’s going… I don’t… I’ll fucking strangle you, you stupid fucker.

“Look what you’ve done. This is, unacceptable,” the priest said, pulling a handkerchief from his robes. “Why, this will never do. It may never come out. Look what you’ve done. You bad girl, you.” Her anger incapable of sustaining her any longer Bethany smiled before the weight of her eyes was too much.

"I don’t know what you know or have heard of our church. So many nasty rumors floating around these days. We’re an organization of peace, and charity. We are looking after the children’s best interest, like you. We, unlike you, happen to be their legal guardians. If you cooperate we won’t have to get the authority’s involved. Pesky judges with all their books, rules and… laws. Where are my children, Bethany?” he asked. “Well? Oh, right. Just nod if you understand, dear. No? Wake her ass up. This is going to be a long night.”

Entry 5 wrote:It is the year 3037, and Earth is long dead due to a combination of resource wasting and nuclear warfare. Technological advancements allowed for the creation of artificial atmospheres, which were used to colonize the other planets of the Milky Way. With humanity split among the different planets and moons, each planet has formed it's own empire, which have lived in relative peace (with a few smaller wars between neighboring civilizations) for centuries. As time has worn on, the empire of Tethys has bleed their resources dry and begins an invasion on Saturnus with support from the other moon colonies. This invasion becomes the catalyst for a galactic war of opposing factions, which would become the focus of the early seasons of the show. Later on, it will be learned that the sun is also dying, which will become a focus later on, while each

Key players in the beginning of the war include: The Tethys Alliance, initially composed of Saturn's moons minus Titan, who aim to redistribute resources from the large and plentiful empires to the smaller societies. Saturnus, who simply want to defend their land against Tethys. Titan, who attempts to stay out of the war, but eventually sides with Saturnus, believing their victory to be inevitable. The Junoh Coalition, an uneasy alliance of three independent nations on Jupiter, each pursue their own interests in the war, both internally and in the Saturnus conflict. As the story progresses, more empires will be brought into the mix from all of the other planets/moons on the galaxy, each with their own motives and culture. The Remnants are a faction that managed to survive on Earth unbeknownst to the other empires. This faction will be a Sun-worshipping society, who despite some primitive practices, are the ones to ultimately discover the Sun's impending death.

One lead character will be Vesper, a young prodigy commander from Tethys. She grew up in poverty and experienced the fullest extent of Tethys's declining resource problem, and is determined to save her homeworld. However, as her faction gains ground, she begins to realize that the spoils of their victory are not even reaching the lower classes of her home, and are being squandered by the wealthy. She begins to work with one of the nations of Jupiter in planning a coup on Tethys.

Another major character will be Illius, an engineer who supposedly came from the colonies on Luna in order to aide Saturnus in the war. Illius strives to create more advanced fuel systems, which he believes will allow a peaceful solution to the war by allowing the resource devoid planets to relocate to the Andromeda galaxy. He struggles with himself as Saturnus begins to use his creation to fuel weaponry to use against the moons rather than the peaceful solution, leading to the destruction of the moon Rhea. Illius is later revealed to be one of the Remnants, who has been trying to use his inventions to save humanity from the sun's impending collapse.

indiglo wrote:Interesting!

So it was in my role pm. I must have overlooked it? How sad. Of course, I wouldn't have used it (more than likely) so quickly in the game anyway.

I was wondering about attacks on the Galactica. Cool!! Glad that didn't have to happen.

Also, 1 of the laws that I submitted to be put in the pool of laws was The Patriot Act - where any player could offer themselves to die in place of Kat or Hot Dog on a sortie mission during any day. Since the sorties didn't last the whole game (thank goodness!) it wouldn't have worked out, but it still seemed like a good idea.

Did any other presidents submit any other laws of their own?

Also, I know I won the very first contest (couldn't use the prize tho), who won the other contests? Did Bea ever use her Sam power to win or get a duplicate award?

~Linki~ I also passed the Ika Conscription Act the first night. Poor ika.

Bea got a 'remove someone from the poll' and a 'nightkill protect' - although the latter she got on the day she was lynched.

Also... I think it's fair for me to say this? Ika was targetted by every single negative power on night one. He was sent to the brig, insanified, killed and I can't even remember what else.

Also, the Pegasus would have been destroyed in the Night 6 attack if Drumbeats and Spacedaisy were both dead, instead of risking any death to the fleet.

The successful sorties had a 10% chance of killing someone, so I guess up front I figured there was probably something like a 60% chance one of them would die.

If sig and JC had both died before the sorties were finished, Matt and Scotty (Starbuck and Lee) would have sent on the sorties. I didn't have a specific plan beyond that because I thought it wasn't likely, but it likely would have been Helo and Athena or possible an 'all hands on deck' where any human could die if someone was going to die.

The Galactica coming under attack happened on nights that were multiples of 3, but it never was relevant because DrumBeats survived the whole game. There would have been a 1 in 5 chance of one death and a 1 in 25 chance of everyone on Galactica dying. Cavil would have survived despite being on Galactica.

indiglo wrote:But it looks like the 2 airlocks were taken away from my role power before I got the role.

No, it was in your role PM.

One thing I did with the laws was try and create things that would lead to interesting but balanced gameplay. The Cylon Amnesty Act is a great example - it led people on a witch hunt against cylons even though a majority of cylons were town aligned. SVS and G-Man got in early burning their amnesties to look good. People were so paranoid about how the law could benefit the baddies that, in my opinion, the 'burn all amnesties' discussion and tactic that dominated the thread was far more damaging for the town then just letting it play out - but this is exactly the paranoia that I wanted to get out there.

My personal favourite law that never got enacted was the "G-Man meme Act". Black Rock actually had the opportunity to pass this on the final night and I had the sense it would probably be the last game day, so I was so hoping she would pass it and force G-Man to defend himself to the end in memes.

Ricochet wrote:What made Starbuck, Lee, Dee and idr, Athena was it, leave Galactica, shortly after Cain's take of command?

They were posted to the Pegasus. Boomer on the show was technically elsewhere, but I felt it made thematic sense (given she hadn't died) to post her to the Pegasus. I think Starbuck was the only one still alive when the Pegasus was destroyed, so I made the call not to do any shifts back since I'd either be shifting back a lot of dead people or making it obvious they were dead.

Most of Epi's targets failed, because mostly he put them in after the fleet had been jumped.

Dex wrote:
Ricochet wrote:DFaraday (mafia) [successful)
DFaraday wasn't mafia

11) Please to answer: DFaraday / Dex, did you ever determine a lynch?
I determined Long Cain would be lynched. But then he was just lynched anyway. D'oh! I sure could have used that power later.

No he wasn't. Poor Long Con was quite mad at me about that one, because he asked if Wilgy's claim would work if he jumped the fleet before he did it. And I told him that no, Wilgy's claim wouldn't work if the fleet jumped beforehand and he was already lynched. So, LC jumped the fleet when Wilgy would have been lynched....

He just didn't know you had already sent in that PM.

Ricochet wrote:10, because I'm not going back to readjust the numbering) Still can't say I'm 100% on board with the interpretation of Boomer's status. Cally's kill triggered her to dump the human cause? Maybe so, but she was still programmed to do sabotage-y things towards the fleet, not to mention a murder attempt on the Admiral. To our blindfolded perception, all this could have warranted an anti-town perception of her.

Sure... that's why SVS had control of his vote (completely unbeknownst to him!). I originally wanted it to be control of his role power, but I couldn't come up with a good way to make it work.

Some prophecies that indiglo never got

Night Two: You have a vision of many cylons walking in to a room. You know they are all cylons because they are not disturbed by the presence of cylon centurions. You cannot recognise their faces, but you clearly see a man in a hat is making a passionate case. Some of the people in the room agree with his case. They raise their fists in agreement, and stand with him. Others disagree vehemently and leave the room. As one leaves, a scrap of burning paper drops to the ground. You see a handful of words before it burns up entirely. It reads "It is not God's plan for the cylons to..."

Night Five: You have a vision of John Cavil in a temple. Many other cloaked figures are in the room as well. You hear someone, who think could be the man you know as Aaron Doral. He is talking to Cavil about betrayal and talks of traitors in their midst. Cylon centurions come in and take aim at Cavil, firing at will. However, the bullets drop to the floor. Then Admiral Adama walks into the room and you realise you are in the room as well. Cavil comes over to talk to you. You shank him in the chest with a dagger. Cavil smiles a blood filled smile, takes a step back, and his wounds heal. Then Adama shoots all of the hooded figures, including the one who sounded like Doral. Cavil smiles as each of them goes down, but when the last is felled, he suddenly falls.

Night Eight: You are in some kind of basement or dungeon, and there is a pentagon on the floor. You notice that the room also has five sides, and there is a door in every side. Just then, one person enters from each door, and walks forward until each one is standing at one corner of the pentagon. Some of them appear normal, while others appear slightly opaque, as though it were unclear whether or not they were real. The five of them chant together "I am awakened". Then, two of them leave through one door, while three of them leave through another.

JaggedJimmyJay wrote:Thanks for the game Golden, it was fun and certainly interesting. It helped me to learn how to better respect myself.

Thanks to various people out there for loyally following my orders, even though I had no actual right to give you orders.

Poor rico - feeling very hard done by to have to do his role AND give you 19 reads...

But nowhere did it say everyone had to obey all the admirals orders. The only one I was paying any attention to was 'So say we all'.

Town, because he needed cavil faction dead. Only townies could win with Cain. Just made the win harder.

I cant remember now, but I think the kill changed late but the admiral hadnt jumped, I thought polo might protect you, and the ika thing. And marmot didn't use his power which I thought he might too.

insertnamehere wrote:@Golden - This is, in my humble opinion, the Gold Standard for turning a TV Show or existing property into a game of mafia. Each role was ingeniously written to replicate the same character dynamics in the game as there was in the show, while being innovatively complex in terms of mafia mechanics as well. I loved the air of unease and uncertainty that everyone had in the thread, once again very similar to the show.

In this game, Mafia and Life imitated Art, and it was amazing.

Cheers INH. Your kind words (and everyone elses kind words too!) are appreciated. I loved this show and I loved the potential for this set up, and I really appreciate everyone giving the game their all (which I really felt that everyone did).

Rez ship locations

A2 - Six (ObscureAllure)
A6 - Three (LoRab)
B2 - Four (nutella)
C5 - Eight (glorfindel, epi)
C6 - Five (G-Man)
F2 - Two (DrWilgy)

SokothQultuq wrote:Fascinating Game. A bit Chaotic as a first exposure but I enjoyed it.

No Hard Feelings Wilgy, just playing the game. 8-) I may have very well missed some of your questions these last few weeks trying to keep up with things but I posted what you made me feel. Well played all together.

Great game everyone. 8-)

Incredibly chaotic as a first exposure. Believe me when I say that from my perspective I thought you were doing absolutely fantastically for this being your first game.

AWARDS VOTING

Can all players please PM me their candidates for the following awards.

Dead MVP - the civilian who did the most to help the civilians win the game but who ended up dying. You may choose a person who you think did a good job for the civilians before they turned out to be final five later.

Theme MVP - the person who you feel most helped the games atmosphere feel like we were really playing in the world of BSG lore.

Oh, and...

Boomer being good was totally lore. Boomer going bad would have been triggered by the same event that triggered it on the show. Only LoRab and insertnamehere had slightly wonky possibilities of being bad based on lore, but for balance reasons.

The arrival of Helena Cain, the election of Gaius Baltar, the removal of Baltar, and the awakening of the final five were all prescheduled events. No person or action affected when they happened.

The Resurrection Ship event would also have happened at the Dawn of Day 4 had it not been triggered earlier.

Vompatti was Felix Gaeta. Both were executed by the Admiral for treason...

Laws. Last Two written by Scotty. I also had one called the "Secret Secrecy Act", but I forgot what my secret was, so I had to get rid of it.

Marriage Equality Act: Each day, two random players will get married. The votes taken by each of them will be added together and then shared equally (half each). In the event that they tie for the most votes, the lynch candidate will be randomised.

Word Rationing Act: Each player is limited to no more than 10 posts in each day or night period.

Criminal Process for X Act: X has been arrested on suspicion of being a cylon sympathiser and is immune from all lynches while facing due process.

X Witness Protection Act: X is believed to have been witness to a cylon attack and may know the identity of a cylon. They are immune from nightkills.

Space Opera Line-blurring Act: Each day, a random player must post like Yoda.

Profanity Censorship Act: All swear words except the word 'Frak' are hereby banned from use. The word 'Frak' is the only acceptable profanity must be used in all posts.

X Civility Act: Every day and night period, every player must give at least one complement to X.

Letter-based Discrimination Act: All players with the letter [ ] in their user name are suspected of having cylon ties and their votes are worth half their usual value.

Cylon Amnesty Act: Any person may publicly admit to being a cylon and, if the declaration is true, they will have immunity from the lynch for that day. Once a person has outed themselves as a cylon, they cannot do it a second time.

Wills of the Dead Act: Deceased players will have their last will and testament publicly read. Any deceased players may send one sentence to the host each night to be published in the thread the following day, which may be on topic but may not be longer than 25 words. All sentences received will be published together and will not be attributed.

Revival of the Arts Act: As many of the arts of the colonies were lost in the attack, we must begin to add to our arts collection. Each day, one random player must post only in haiku.

Host Appreciation Act: Each player must complement the host at least once in each day period. So say we all!

Morale Elevation Act: Each day, a random player will be given an extra vote to use in that day's lynch. The identity of the person and their choice of vote will be clear. This vote does not need to be cast for the same person as their standard vote.

Written Language Retention Act: Each player must use all letters of the alphabet in at least one post in each day and night period, and it must form part of their on topic discussion of the game.

G-Man Meme Act: G-Man must post exclusively in memes on even days.

Annoying Census Act: In order to keep a clear record of the number of human survivors, all player must number themselves when they first post in a day phase, with the first player to post numbering themselves one, the second player to post numbering themselves 2 etc.

X Conscription Act: X has been conscripted into service and will be required to vote as per the orders of the Admiral.

Espionage Enablement Act: A random player has been assigned the role of 'spy' and may check the role of one player each night as a night action.

FTL Jump Act: The President is hereby enabled to order one Faster-Than-Light jump, ending a day immediately without lynch and commencing a new day immediately thereafter.

Population Regeneration Act: All players are hereby commanded to endeavour to reproduce at least once per day phase. No evidence required.

-Group Leader Act: At the start of every night, a random player will be assigned Group Leader. They will be notified as such, and must carry the torch. The group leader may use the power of the player lynched during the previous day phase.

-Mass Speculation Act: Every person may post once in the game in the thread calling out a living player they suspect in the form: "I SUSPECT [PLAYER]".
If the player named is someone the caller needs dead to win, the following day the caller receives an extra lynch vote.
If the player named is not someone the caller needs dead to win, the following day the caller's lynch vote is worth 0.

I'm sure there's heaps else I should cover so... feel free to ask. Here are some other notes...

Polo and SVS were targetting inh and JJJ back and forth on alternative nights for a while... except they were out of synch with each other so Polo never actually stopped a kill. Both of those two had nk protects which were both consumed.

INH was constantly getting his PMs in after the fleet was jumped, but always on humans (so the negative results he got were accurate despite them being based on nothing). Then he targetted SVS on the one night Jay decided not to jump...

LoRab cottoned on to the idea her win condition might be tied to her night power so she stopped using it.

DrumBeats wrote:Oh wow, sorry I was so useless in endgame guys. Fitting that my last hour or two was useless But really good game everyone, sorry for my recent absense, and some of my really bad EoD choke votes.

@ Goldama - Thanks for hosting, and again sorry for my absence that popped up. I thought I would be able to keep up while I was on vacation but it didn't work out as well as I'd hoped. From what I saw, this may have been the best hosting I have seen, there were so many things you had to keep track of with people's win conditions and events being based off of things they said. That in addition to the laws, revivals, and possible conversions. Really cool game design.

Out of curiosity, how did Boomer end up town when I didn't convert her? Did somebody else have an ability to, or could Glorf self-convert based on something he said? Also, were there any events that we never triggered?

I decided to make Boomer a 'blind civilian' rather than a true independent, in that she could not win with Cavil if she was never recruited by either you or the baddies. So she was still civilian aligned. Glorfindel felt very strongly into the human cause and played like he was a civilian, but there was every chance he could have had a rude awakening.

On the other hand, the town got very lucky with the rez ships... both having them going down so early and hitting nutella's one first out of all of them.

I may have made a couple of minor tweaks to this before I sent the roles out, but I don't want to go through this and find them. So it should be mostly accurate!

Humans:

Admiral William Adama – Affectionately called the Old Man of the Fleet, Admiral Adama keeps the human race alive with his hatred for machines, his paranoia, and his cool head under pressure. Adama PMs the host each night with an address to give the entire crew. He is guaranteed not to be one of the final five. Adama will survive the first Cylon attempt on his life, as well as the first mutiny he faces. Adama cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Adama cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive]

President Laura Roslin – Laura Roslin was Secretary of Education, but became president after the cylon attack on the colonies. Though not religious, Roslin discovers that she fulfils prophecies in the scriptures about a saviour. At three predetermined points in the game, Roslin will receive prophecies that she believes will lead her to the salvation of humanity. She is guaranteed not to be one of the final five. Roslin also believes she has a good instinct for finding cylons. Twice in the game, Roslin may have someone thrown out of the airlock. Roslin cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Roslin cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Kara ‘Starbuck’ Thrace – Starbuck is a hotshot pilot, occupied mostly with taking out more cylons than anyone else. Starbuck tends to get the best of her opponents. She stars with negative two votes on each lynch and will survive her first encounter with cylons, but she cannot be resurrected. No matter how Starbuck dies, her role will be made public upon death. She is guaranteed not to be one of the final five. Starbuck can also continue to post on topic after death, in dead red. Starbuck cannot win while any cylon remains alive. However, she can win while dead if Lee Adama is alive when the game ends.

[Starbuck cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive. However, she can win while dead if Lee Adama is alive when the game ends.]

Gaius Baltar – Gaius Baltar is a genius and was one of the pre-eminent scientists in all of the twelve colonies before the attack. He was also inadvertently responsible for enabling the cylons to carry out the attack on the colonies. Gaius has invented a Cylon detector, and with it he can check if someone is a Cylon each night. He is guaranteed not to be one of the final five. Gaius knows, however, that if he ever revealed someone to be a cylon, he would be killed immediately. Gaius has BTSC with Caprica 6. Gaius’ primary motivation is to do whatever it takes to stay alive. Gaius will survive the first NK and lynch against him. Gaius' win condition will change during the course of the game. At the start of the game, you cannot win while any cylon besides Caprica 6 remains alive.

[While president. Baltar can win the game either 1) with Cavil and his allies provided that Caprica six is alive; or 2) along with any humans who win provided the following people are dead: Admiral Adama, Laura Roslin, Saul Tigh, Galen Tyrol, Sam Anders.] [After being deposed as president – Baltar must merely survive until the end to win.] [If Caprica six is dead after Baltar is deposed, Gaius will gain BTSC with Cavil and can only win with him.]

Lee ‘Apollo’ Adama – Lee is William Adama’s son. Lee is consumed with self-doubt and an inability to feel as though he lives up to his father’s expectations. Lee has a strong desire to do the right thing, but he often has difficulty figuring out exactly what that might be, and tends to let his self-importance get in the way. Lee has a choice between two actions each night. The first is that he can search for Starbuck. If he finds her, he will gain BTSC with her. The second is that he can stand up for someone and make sure they are not on the lynch poll the following day. Lee cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Lee cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Saul Tigh – Saul is the Galactica’s executive officer. He always tries to do right by the Old Man, but he frequently fracks it up. Every night, Saul sends someone that he suspects to be a cylon to the brig. That person may not talk in the thread or vote in the lynch poll the next day. There is a 50% chance of that person’s vote being worth two on the following day, but they won’t be informed. If the person Saul puts in the brig targets him on the following night, he will die. Saul cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Saul cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.] [When Saul discovers he is final five, he will align with Adama.]

Galen Tyrol – Tyrol is the chief mechanic on board Galactica. Periodically, Galactica will come under Cylon attack. As long as Tyrol is alive, he will hold Galactica together and attacks will have no effect. If Tyrol is dead, however, Cylon attacks on Galactica have a chance of having causing the death of an occupant on the Galactica, and a small chance of causing the destruction of Galactica and everyone on board. Tyrol alone knows that Boomer is not yet allied with anyone, and so he will search for her each night with the hopes of finding her before she is recruited by the cylons for good. If Tyrol finds her, he will gain BTSC with her (regardless of whether or not he successfully recruits her to the human's cause). Tyrol cannot win while any cylon remains alive, except Boomer where she is successfully recruited.

[Tyrol cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Karl ‘Helo’ Agathon – Helo is well known for his bravery, loyalty and honour. It is said of him that he always does the right thing. Each day, Helo will select one player to make immune from the vote. The identity of that player will not be public knowledge, and any votes cast against that person will not count. Helo cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Helo cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned to Cavil remains alive.]

Felix Gaeta - Gaeta is trusting and idealistic, and he sees the best in everyone. He is diligent and works hard, and considers it an incredible honour to serve under Admiral Adama. He is also something of a prodigy, but remains humble. As Gaeta is more inclined to see the best in someone and defend them than he is to go on the attack, Gaeta's vote will count for negative one each day. Gaeta cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Gaeta cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Anastasia ‘Dee’ Dualla - Dee is the voice people hear on the other end of the line, as she is the one who relays the Admirals orders to the viper pilots as they fight. Her voice brings them home. Dee can PM the host during a night phase and stop any human death during that night. If Dee attempts to use this ability unsuccessfully (that is, she does not prevent any human kill that night), she retains the ability until she uses it successfully. Once Dee uses her ability successfully, it cannot be used again. Dee cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Dee cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Cally Henderson – Cally is a young mechanic in Tyrol’s engineer pool. Every night, she will search for the chief. If she finds him, he will get a nightkill protect. If she targets Boomer, she will shoot Boomer and Boomer will die. Cally can only target a player once in the game. As with Tyrol, while Cally is alive any cylon attacks on Galactica will have no effect, however unlike with Tyrol the cylons don’t know who Cally is and so don’t expect her to have such good mechanical skills. Cally cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Cally cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.] [When Cally discovers she is final five, she will align with Cavil.]

Sam Anders – Sam is one of the colonies most well known professional athletes, as the star player of Caprica's pyramid team. Sam has a leg up on the competition when it comes to contests. Once in the game Sam may PM the hosts to end a contest and win the prize (he must do this before the contest ends). Once in the game Sam may PM the hosts to get a duplicate of a prize won by another person in a contest (he must do this either before the contest ends or within 12 hours of it ending). If a contest involves anonymous submissions where a winner will be judged, Sam may submit two entries. Sam cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Sam cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Doc Cottle – Cottle is the best doc in the fleet. Cottle protects one player each night from nightkills. Cottle cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Cottle cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.] [When Cottle discovers he is final five, he will align with Adama]

Lou ‘Kat’ Katraine – Kat is a hotshot viper pilot but she is also a rookie, and Starbuck treats her that way. Kat wants nothing more than to take down more cylons than Starbuck does. Whenever Kat votes for someone that does not get the most votes for that day and that person is a cylon, she get 25% of a nightkill protection.

How this works:

1) It is possible that the person who gets the most votes in the poll itself is not the person who actually got the most votes (eg, because of Starbuck’s ability, and the Admiral's special ability). It’s not the votes in the poll that matter, but the actual votes after I have taken everything into account.

2) The lynch does not have to go through for Kat to get her 25% of a nightkill protection - she will still get it if no-one is lynched, provided the other conditions are met.

3) If there is an attempt at nightkilling Kat, her chances of dying will depend on what % of a nightkill protect she has earned. For instance, if she has earned 25% of a nightkill, she will have a 1 in 4 chance of survival. If she succeeds four times, she will have earned 100% of a nightkill and is guaranteed to be protected.

4) However, she will not be informed when she earns fractions of nightkill protection.

5) She cannot obtain more than 100% of a nightkill protection. If she survives a nightkill because of a protection she earns through this ability, then her protection percentage is reset to zero.

Kat cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Kat cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Brendon ‘Hot Dog’ Costanza – Hot Dog is another rookie pilot, who proves quite adept at taking out cylons and staying alive. Any nightkill aimed at Hot Dog will rebound onto a random cylon (excluding any unrevealed members of the final five). Hot Dog cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Hot Dog cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.] [When Hot Dog discovers he is final five, he will align with Adama. However, his role ability will be lost.]

Billy Keikeya - Billy is President Roslin's aide, and is incredibly loyal to her. While Billy is alive, any negative action directed at President Roslin (including curses, blocks, lynches and nightkills) will be redirected to Billy instead. Billy cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Billy cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Tom Zarek - Zarek was a terrorist and activist in his younger life, and escaped the destruction of the colonies in a cell on a prison ship. Zarek is primarily motivated by his own political gain. For every ten votes Zarek takes while someone else is president (without dying), Zarek can choose the one and only law that will be offered to the president to pass in the next quorum sitting, from a list of all available laws. For every ten votes Zarek receives while president, Zarek gains a new ability. Zarek cannot win while any cylon remains alive, however to win he must be President when the last cylon is defeated.

[Zarek cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive, however in order to win he must be President when the last of Cavil’s forces are defeated.]

Ellen Tigh – Ellen is the wife of Saul Tigh, and despite her destructive ways and their broken relationship she still loves him deeply. When she has been drinking, Ellen is prone to fracking up. When Ellen casts her vote, it has a 1/3 chance of actually counting towards her target or the person above or below her target on the poll. Any vote she casts against Saul will not count. Ellen cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Ellen cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Tory Foster – Tory is a savvy political advisor, who is focussed more on the result than on the ethics of getting there. Once in the game, Tory can PM the host during the day period and decide the identity of the person who will be lynched that day. Tory cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Tory cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.] [When Tory discovers she is final five, she will align with Cavil.]

Romo Lampkin – Lampkin is one of humanity’s last surviving lawyers. He doesn’t much want to continue his craft on Galactica, but circumstances and a sense of duty see him standing up even for those who most others would think don’t deserve a voice. Each night, Lampkin will be given a random person that he must defend on the next day… He must post at least 5 posts that are clearly in defence of that person. Lampkin will take a vote if, at any time, he does not obey a law of the colony. He may also point out breaches of the law of the colony in the thread - each time he does so correctly, the person who breached the law will take a vote. Lampkin cannot win while any cylon remains alive.

[Lampkin cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Cylons:

John Cavil (number one) - Cavil has a plan to eliminate the human race. Cavil cannot win while any human survives. Cavil has a nightkill to use every night. Cavil is unkillable under all circumstances, but will commit suicide if he has no allies left as he will recognise he is about to lose the war.

Cavil isn’t completely certain that all cylons are on his side. In fact, he is in no doubt that Athena is allied with the humans. Cavil has no BTSC at the start of the game. Cavil will send out a leaflet each night to another player asking them if they want to know about the plan. Only those who know they are Cylons will notice the leaflet. Cavil will gain BTSC numbers two, three, four, five and six if they see the leaflet. Cavil will gain control of Boomer’s vote if she sees the leaflet. Athena will deliberately ignore the leaflet. The final five won't see the leaflet.

Be careful – anyone you obtain BTSC with only has a right to BTSC with YOU and you do not have to tell them that you have BTSC with other people. You can introduce people who you have BTSC with to each other. However, once you do that, they earn the right to have BTSC with each other (even behind your back). You should keep in mind that you do not know for sure where everyone’s loyalties lie.

Leoben Conoy (number two) - While the humans believe Leoben is allied with Cavil, Leoben has no love for Cavil at all, and doesn't agree that wiping out humanity is God’s plan. On even nights, Leoben sends a message (through the host) to Starbuck. Leoben has no BTSC. Leoben only wins if Cavil and those aligned with Cavil are dead.

D’Anna Biers (number three) - D'Anna is primarily occupied with uncovering the identity of the final five. Each night D'Anna targets one player, and learns whether or not they are one of the final five. D'Anna's win condition is unknown at this time. D'Anna has no BTSC.

[When D'Anna finds a member of the final five, she will get to choose whether to align with them or against them. She will gain their post-reveal alignment, or the opposite of it, depending on her choice.]

Simon O’Neill (number four) - Simon is allied with John Cavil, and cannot win while any human survives. Simon has no BTSC. Simon is in charge of the programme to try to breed cylons with humans. Each night Simon will target a player. If they are female (character, not player), Simon will bring them to the Farm and they will be silenced and unable to talk in the thread for the night. If they are male, Simon will incapacitate them and they will only be able to speak in the thread using the insanifier.

Aaron Doral (number five) Doral is allied with John Cavil, and cannot win while any human survives. Doral has no BTSC. Doral are a good spin doctor. Every day, Doral can send a message (through the host by PM) to another player. Doral can choose the player that the message will appear to be from (this could include yourself).

Caprica Six (number six) – Caprica Six has BTSC with Gaius Baltar. If you vote the same way as Gaius, your vote will be worth two. Caprica Six's win condition will change during the course of the game. At the start of the game, Caprica Six cannot win while any human besides Gaius Baltar remains alive.

[While Baltar is president, and after he is deposed, Caprica Six will win if Baltar meets his win condition.] [After Baltar dies, Caprica Six cannot win unless Cavil and all of those who are aligned with Cavil are dead.]

Sharon ‘Boomer’ Valerii (number eight) - Boomer has three night actions to use during the course of the game. She has one night kill, one role check, and one lynch stop for a person other than herself. Boomer has no BTSC.

[Boomer does not know her win condition. Boomer cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.] [If shot by Cally while able to resurrect, Boomer will resurrect with btsc with Cavil and will align with Cavil.]

Sharon ‘Athena’ Agathon (number eight) - Athena has no BTSC. The road ahead could be hard for Athena, though, as the humans might not believe she is aligned with them. Each night, Athena can target one player to get a PM suggesting to them that they make the following statement in the thread “I don't think the humans need to kill all the cylons”.

[Athena cannot win while Cavil or anyone aligned with Cavil remains alive.]

Secret role:

Helena Cain – Helena is not with the rest of the fleet at the start of the game, as she is busy commanding the Battlestar Pegasus. While she may participate fully in the thread and in all activities, no votes or actions that Helena undertakes, nor any votes or actions taken against Helena, will count until she joins the fleet at the dawn of day four. She outranks William Adama, so when she joins the fleet she will immediately become admiral and it will be revealed that the secret role is Helena Cain. Helena does not recognise the authority of the President (everyone else still will).

Helena has no powers until she is Admiral. The war against the cylons has turned Helena into a tyrant. Each night (starting night three) Helena will take control of another person’s actions for that night and their vote (and any other actions they may have) for the next day. That person will be required to state that they have been ordered to vote (and act) that way by Admiral Cain. Helena must exercise this action – if she does not choose a person, the person she controls will be selected randomly. She cannot exercise it on herself. William Adama and Laura Roslin may choose whether or not to act in accordance with your orders or not.

Helena cannot win unless all cylons die, whatever their affiliation. William Adama and Roslin will stand in her way. If Adama is still alive after Helena has been admiral for three days and three nights, he will successfully lead a mutiny to take back the fleet, and Helena will be killed in the ensuing battle. If Roslin is still alive after you have been admiral for three days and three nights, she will ensure Helena is convicted for treason and sucked out an airlock. Neither Adama nor Roslin are aware of this.

Some things people should know (I'll post full role descriptions soon).

1) Glorfindel assumed he was civ, although he never knew his win condition.

2) Glorfindel, insertnamehere and LoRab all could have ended up bad, but none of them did.

3) Polo was not an info role, and he never had any info, but he still basically called out everyone. Also, I want to draw attention to this from Sokoth on night 9... he also had no info, but literally the only things he had wrong was rico being a bad cylon and Wilgy being bad, along with missing OA being a cylon. He even called Polo as the last member of the Final Five

SokothQultuq wrote:So here is where I stand with things.

Black Rock – Good
Dex – Cylon/Bad
Drumbeats – Good
DrWilgy - Cylon/Bad
Epignosis – Cylon/Good
G-Man – Cylon/Bad
InsertNameHere – Good
JaggedJimmyJay – Good
Juliets – Cylon/Good
Matt – Good
Nerolunar – Cylon/Good
ObscureAllure – Good
Polo – Cylon/Bad
Rabbit8 – Good
Richochet – Cylon/Bad
S~V~S – Cylon/Bad
Sig – Good
SpaceDaisy – Cylon/Bad

Admiral Adama - JaggedJimmyJay
Roslin - Indiglo
Starbuck - Matt
Baltar - Silverwolf/insertnamehere
Lee - Scotty
Saul - Nerolunar
Tyrol - DrumBeats
Helo - SokothQultuq
Gaeta - Vompatti
Dee - Marmot
Cally - Spacedaisy
Sam - bea
Cottle - Polo
Kat - sig
Hot Dog - juliets
Billy - ika
Zarek - Black Rock
Ellen - a2thezebra/rabbit8
Tory - DFaraday/Dex
Lampkin - Ricochet
Cavil - S~V~S
Leoben - inawordyes/DrWilgy
D'Anna - LoRab
Simon - nutella
Doral - G-Man
Six - ObscureAllure
Boomer - Glorfindel
Athena - Epignosis
Helena Cain - Long Con

THE SETTLEMENT OF EARTH

Matt, also known as Starbuck, had been on a sortie, when he came across a planet. It looked totally habitable. She knew that Admiral Adama (who many knew as JaggedJimmyJay) would be overjoyed at the news. Although Adama had long ago lied about knowing the way to Earth, this planet would do perfectly.

But before they could settle, one more thing had to be attended to - the final cylons had to be weaned out of the fleet.

Everyone had realised, upon the end of the cylon occupation, that Cavil's resurrection ship was still out there... somewhere. Juliets and sig, just as they had been a year before, were dispatched out to find it. It took many hard days and nights of work, but eventually it was found and destroyed.

Doc Cottle, although many called him Polo, was first to accuse. "G-Man is the last man. He is Doral. We must kill him dead.". Epignosis and SokothQultuq, whose love had managed to survive until the end of days even after Hera had come along, agreed with the diagnosis, and with the backing of Admiral Jay they launched one final all out attack.

"Hang on" said Romo Lampkin, also known as Ricochet, a man who was a stickler for every rule or law in the book. "Due process should be followed".

"Frak due process" said Saul Tigh, and he shot G-Man dead on the spot.

John Cavil knew the gig was up. He had managed to take down a couple of people in the process, like poor Tom Zarek, taken down just a night before this final fall. But he knew he could do no more. He put his gun in his own mouth, and pulled the trigger.

"This is freedom!" Cried Adama "We shall settle on this new Earth. We shall re-establish human life. For the good of the colonies. SO SAY WE ALL!

G-Man has died. He was Aaron Doral, Cavil-aligned. John Cavil, who was otherwise unkillable, has shot himself knowing that he was out of allies and no victory was at hand.

Congratulations to Drumbeats, DrWilgy, Epignosis, JaggedJimmyJay, juliets, Matt, Nerolunar, ObscureAllure, Polo, rabbit8, Ricochet, sig and SokothQultuq. You are all winners.

Today it's JJJ who gets two votes

PMs to come in a bit.

We're killing it! Great work once again everyone. I am quite sure the rest of those jerks are quaking in their boots as I speak. Keep the effort level amped up, and let's take this thing home.

Today's orders: assemble a theoretical Cavil-aligned team. The whole thing. Show me what you think the most likely team structure(s) is/are. There can't be that many of them left, and some of us are feeling trustworthy of one another. So to be clear: I don't just mean tell me who your suspects are, I mean tell me who you think the whole team is. If you're not sure, lay out your suspects and decide if they make sense as a team. If they don't, reassess. We can work this out together.

SO SAY WE ALL!

The President of the colonies has passed a new law:

Marriage Equality Act: Each day, two random players will get married. The votes taken by each of them will be added together and then shared equally (half each). In the event that they tie for the most votes, the lynch candidate will be randomised.

Today's marriage...

Drumbeats and Rabbit8

SURPRISE

Everyone was planning a surprise birthday party for Black Rock.

They were all surprised when she turned up... blue.

Black Rock has died. It is now day 12. You have 48 hours to find the perpetrator.

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