The Syndicate

Roles *slight spoilers for those who haven't seen TP*


Agent Dale Cooper
An eccentric FBI agent who is researching Laura Palmer's death. Has odd dreams at night. *he's filled with secrets*

Sherrif Harry S. Truman
The local sheriff of Twin Peaks, and also a member of the Bookhouse Boys, a secret society working to protect Twin Peaks. Can pull someone in for questioning everyday, and find out what they were doing last night.

Benjamen Horne
The owner of the Great Northern Hotel, and father of Audrey. In some shady dealings. Can manipulate someone into voting for whoever he chooses every Day.

Donna Hayward
Former friend of Laura, and current girlfriend of James. Searches every night for James, if she finds him, they get BTSC. If she finds BOB, she has a 50/50 chance of dying.

Audrey Horne
Daughter of Ben, much to her anger. Has a crush on Agent Cooper. Can switch someone else's NP to another person.

Shelly Johnson
Waiter at the Double R Diner, and wife to Leo Johnson. Also having an affair with Bobby Briggs. Searches for Bobby, if she finds Leo, she has a 25% of dying, Bobby has a 25% of dying, and a 50% of nothing happening at all.

Deputy Andy Brennan
Member of the Twin Peaks Police Department, and a bit slow. He went to a sperm bank because of his fondness for whales. Somehow in a relationship with Lucy. Protects someone every night. Unfortunately, because of how pathetic he is, that person can't use his/her NP also.

Catherine Martell
Owner of the Packard Mill, and the wife of Pete. Also having an affair with Ben. Can control what role she is shown as when lynched/NK'd.

Bobby Briggs
Son of Major Briggs, and former boyfriend of Laura Palmer. A cocaine seller, and user. A very enterprising young man. If found by Leo, he and him will fight to the death. *secrets*

Lucy Moran
Receptionist at the Twin Peaks PD, and girlfriend of Andy. A bit out there. Can post her thoughts every Day.

Pete Martell
Husband to Catherine, and the dumbest chess master ever. Found Laura's body. Can give someone his fish-coffee every night, making them sick and unable to talk the next day.

Leo Johnson
A drug dealer, and abusive husband to Shelly. Searches every night for Shelly or Bobby. *secrets*

James Hurley
Another one of Laura's former boyfriends, going out with Donna, after Laura's death. Also a moron. Can do nothing.

"Big" Ed Hurley
Owns his own gas station, and is married to Nadine. Secretly cheating with Norma. Uncle to James. Can do nothing.

Leland Palmer
Father of Laura, used to work for Ben, but has gone completely freaking insane. Likes dancing. *secrets*

Josie Packard
Ex-Wife to Catherine's brother Andrew, and the rightful owner of the Mill. Also in some shady dealings. Can convince Harry to stop a lynch once in the game.

Maddy Ferguson
Laura's cousin who's parent's tell her to stay in Twin Peaks for a few weeks. Not a great decision. Searches for James every night. If she finds him, they get BTSC. If she finds BOB, she has a 50/50 chance of dying.

Windom Earle
Cooper's ex partner, who went insane. Get's randomly matched with another player at the start of the game, he and that player engage in a life-or-death game of online chess, PM'ing the moves back and forth. Every time a player loses a piece, something bad happens to them. If a player goes to checkmate, the loser dies. The minimum of moves that have to be made per day/night is 1. If the other player dies of other causes, or Windom wins, he get's a new partner. Win Conditions: Make it to the end.

Nadine Hurley
Psychotic woman with super strength and an obsession with drapes. Husband to Ed. Searches for Ed. If she finds him, they get BTSC, and she can control his vote.

Sarah Palmer
Wife to Leland, and mother to Laura. Also loses it after her death. Has a vision every night with hints to the identity of the perosn of her choice.

The Log Lady
A woman who carries around a log, and thinks it talks. This is one of the more normal things in Twin Peaks. Every night, her log will tell her things. *secrets*

BOB
Wow, Bob, Wow. On even days, can possess someone. That person will join his team. Bob himself cannot kill, but his minions can, unless they are under suspicion. Bob's minions can NK someone every night, unless they have at least one vote. If they get even a single vote, their NK doesn't go through. To win, Bob and his minions need to outnumber everyone else. Minions can still use their NP, and even have BTSC. If Bob is killed, only his minions remain.


The Man From Another Place
A midget/dwarf/small person who appears in Cooper's dreams. Likes dancing. Can post his thoughts every night.

The Giant
A Giant who Cooper has visions of. Doesn't like owls. Every night he will hear three things. One of these thing will be true, the others will be lies.

Coming soon...

:o Perfect Name I can't wait to play it <3

This is going to be my most ambitious crazy game ever. Expect crazy roles, fun challenges, and the craziest twist ever used in a Mini-Mafia.

I'll surely be the first to sign up for this when it happens.

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LOL, looks fun. I always wanted to watch this show.

Kate wrote:LOL, looks fun. I always wanted to watch this show.

It's available for Netflix Instant Streaming, by the way.

Added some roles.

I would love some feedback on the roles.

I love Twin Peaks, so this is pretty appealing to me.

You've put a lot of effort into the roles INH, I just hope you follow through and host it properly.

Good luck I'll play when it's ready

I'm confused. How is it a game for twelve players if there are twenty four roles?

I assumed that each would get two roles - though how that would work if one role was a baddie and one was civ or both were baddie on opposite sides. Would you NK or vote to lynch yourself?

I am soooo curious as to how this would work. I love new things in games.

This show was great, up to a point.

Kate wrote:This show was great, up to a point.

But it had the greatest finale of maybe any network TV Show ever.

insertnamehere wrote:

Kate wrote:This show was great, up to a point.

But it had the greatest finale of maybe any network TV Show ever.

Oh, it did? I stopped watching about 10 episodes after the killer was revealed...

Stick around, the ending is pure Lynch. And the fact that it aired on network TV in the early 90's is mindboggling.

But the second season has it's up's and down's. (Fucking James.)

insertnamehere wrote:Stick around, the ending is pure Lynch. And the fact that it aired on network TV in the early 90's is mindboggling.

But the second season has it's up's and down's. (Fucking James.)

James is a moron. Seriously.

I'm not sure I can get the husband to finish it. He really liked it, then reallllly hated it. Maybe I'll just look up what happened...

When is this going into signups???

This morning!

yay!

Sign-Up thread now posted.

If you're not squeamish, also watch the film, which is basically Twin Peaks: The Horror Movie. Gone are the wacky sideplots, and hello *SPOILER*father-daughter rape.*SPOILER*
But it does have maybe my favorite scene in all of Twin Peaks. David freaking Bowie just wonders on to the set, starts saying gibberish, and then disappears. It is as glorious as it sounds.