Well, here they are. Please try to adhere to them as best you can.

Conduct Rule 1. This may seem a given, but No Godmodding or otherwise poor behavior. That will get you immediately executed by the judges in disgust, and you will be banned from any future iterations. You are not the only person playing this game, so you may not tell other people what their characters do, only suggest. If you have something cool you would like to do that requires the coordination of another player, consider planning it aforehand in DMs

Conduct Rule 2. Nigh on any sort of character will be approved, as the Alliance is very accepting (though we retain the right to veto certain characters if they flagrantly violate NSFW rules or something along those lines.) But remember, anyone can die. However, don't conflate in-character conflict and out-of-character conflict. The character you are playing may be an absolute jerk, but you should not be to your fellow players out-of-character.

Conduct Rule 3. If you are dead, no speaking in the thread or giving away clues until the game is over, (With one exception we will get to later). You can spectate the thread, but not post. As a result, there will be no direct quoting of my DMs without my express permission.

Conduct Rule 4. It is expected of players that they remain active in the thread. If a player does not post or actively participate for over 48 hours, the player will be notified and a replacement will begin to be sought. If no replacement is found in an additional 48 hours and the player remains inactive, the player will be executed and considered DEAD.

Conduct Rule 5. No telling people who the murderers are outside of this thread if you know but are dead. If we get alerted to such behavior, you will be barred from participating again.

Conduct Rule 6. No post editing. Yes, that includes to fix mistakes. You may make a second post, but never edit your post. That way, if you say something that implicates you, you can't take it back.

Now that the conduct rules are out of the way, here's some gameplay rules.

Rule 1. This is a Mafia-style game. That means there's a day phase and a night phase. In the day phase, you can talk and walk and things. In the night phase, you can walk, but you can only talk to characters in the same room as you and the judges (via DMs). The murderer team gets to kill someone during this phase, and other players may also act.

Rule 2. There are two main teams. Team innocents, who's goal is to stop the murderers by executing them, and team murderers, who's job is to kill innocents until the teams are equal in size. And the winning team's ssurviving memberss are free to go, and will get a sspecial bonuss prize along with a full pardon for whatever crimess they committed.

Rule 3. Unlike some of the murdergames, the night phase will NOT end when there is a kill. The night phase will continue until the posted time. This is to prevent induction of who the murderer is based on out-of-game knowledge, such as time-zones and who was active and posting at the time.

Rule 4. All actions at night must be DM'd to the GM, else they will not happen. We will be keeping careful track of the map and player locations as well, so keep that in mind. You may also DM the GM covert actions during the day.

Rule 5. Remain in character as the character you put forth in the thread.

Rule 6. The murderer team will have a number of members based on how many people we think will be fair for the game. This could be anywhere from 2-3 depending on whether signups fill or not.

Rule 7. No stalling will be permitted. If no deaths happen in 2 day phases and 2 night phases in a row, the team which most recently killed someone wins, and the Alliance executes every person on the other team.

Rule 8. Execution is by majority vote. Votes are formatted as /Vote (The person you want to vote off). Players can retract their vote at any time before a majority is reached, but once a majority is reached, no votes can be retracted, and the execution will proceed once we get back. And we get ssome bonuss fun for oursselvess in deciding what we do with you.

Rule 9. It is mandatory you describe how you murder the target (E.G., Disposable Mark strikes Minecraft-Former-Presidential-Candidate Horace Greely with the sword, decapitating him. Disposable Mark then throws the sword into a potted plant nearby and hides out in a nearby bathroom. Rather than "I murder that guy".)

Rule 10. At the start of the game, everyone will receive a DM containing their role. If you are on the murderer team, you will also be told who your teammates are.

Now, here's judge-twist part.

Rule 11. The players are NOT the only people who get to vote! The seven directors of the Alliance have bets placed on who makes it out alive, and are watching this for their own entertainment after all. At the start of each day phase, they vote. If a player has more than twice as low a score as the next competitor, they get three votes. If a player has the lowest score but not twice as low, they receive two votes and the runner-up receives one. If there is a tie, the one who gets two votes is determined randomly. (A three way tie will give a vote to each, a four or more way will have it randomly determined.) Ssoundss complex, but it really issn't.

Rule 12. Each of the Alliance directors has their own table of likes and dislikes, own animosities and friendships with other members, own behaviors, and own bet on who makes it out alive, and who dies. They also each have a ranked list of favorite players. Those who can manipulate the Alliance members, especially late game, will have a much easier time of it.

Rule 13. The Alliance judges most assuredly did not drink their "play fair" juice this morning (or any morning). They're all too happy to let their favorite players bend the rules a little bit. They can get you items you might want, gain you access to otherwise restricted areas, and other fun stuff like that.

Team Innocent

On team innocent, your goal is to kill the murderers via execution. You will have a role to do things which either help you or hinder the murderers on this team.

The Medic

You have some medical experience, and a hell of a lot of healing potions.

During the night phase, you may attempt to heal someone. That person will survive anything that doesn't explicitly ignore your healing that night. However, if you attempt to heal a murderer on the night they go out and kill, you die instead.

The Investigator

You have nothing going for you. Oh wait, no, you managed to get a connection to the internet servers, and you have access to Wikipedia now! NO ONE CAN STOP YOU!

During the night phase, you can go on a Wiki-walk against any player. You will be told five roles they could have, one of which will be real at the end of the night phase.

The White-Hat Gunslinger

You have a gun. Just a normal gun, with enough bullets for you to kill every murderer. However, with the gun came a warning.    If you shoot an innocent, I shoot you.   

Once per night phase, you may fire on anyone. If they are a murderer, they will die. If they are innocent, however, they will live, and you will die instead.

The Hero

You've trained for this moment. You are skilled in all forms of combat, and you are ready to fight to the death if necessary. However, you've received a warning.    You'll die too if you kill someone. I'll make sure of it.   

Once a night, you may choose someone to protect. If the person you are protecting is targeted, the murderer dies, and so do you. If you are targeted, you die as normal. If you protect a murderer who attempts a kill, you die. If you protect a murder and a medic heals the murderer and the murderer attempts a kill, it is treated as if you had protected the medic, and the medic was the original target. (You die, the killer dies, the medic lives.)

The Cartoon

Stumbling ass-backwards into success has been one of your defining characteristics. No matter how many mistakes you make, you always seem to come out on top.

Twice per game, you may activate your luck at night. Any kill attempt against you that night that does not explicitly ignore your protection will fail, and you will see who attempted to kill you.

The Necromancer

You are one of the lucky few who has managed to get ahold of magic, whether by help of the Alliance or by being born on a planet where magic is a normal part of life. You decided to use what you learned to in turn learn the secrets of the dead.

Twice per game, you may ask a dead player a question through the GM (Via DM) in 20 words or less. The dead player will respond to the GM in 20 words or less, and you will be told their reply. Do with that power what you will.

The Illusionist

You too have magic, but trained differently indeed. You can create convincing alterations to reality, though they are hard to maintain.

Once per night, you choose two players, and create an illusion that one is the other, and the other is the first. Anything directed at one will instead effect the other, and vise versa. This goes for healing and investigation of course, but it also goes for murder. Indeed, you could even get the murderers to slay their own.

The Watcher

You got permission to access the camera system from the judges, you lucky person you! No one can evade your eyes, assuming it's in the one area where you asked to look.

Once a night, you may keep tabs on a single room. Anything that happens in that room, anyone who passes through, who takes an action, or elsewise, you will know.

Team Murderers

The Murderer team's job is to kill until they and the innocents are equal in number. Once a night, they may strike and kill a victim. They will know their teammates from the start. A chip is in each of your brains, to make sure you don't do something like out your own team, or decide not to kill. Of course, maybe you wanted this from the start.

The Black-Hat Gunslinger

Armed with a gun and your wits, you've been given the okay to blast anyone. No one has yet survived your aim. (Of course, you've never actually shot anyone before.)

You have a gun with one bullet. It can kill anyone regardless of what's happening. A Cartoon will perish regardless. A Medic cannot save the victim. A Hero will fall with their ward. A medic or hero protecting you will take the bullet, but your intended victim will die all the same. (You may also perform a normal kill action if you want to save your shot.)

The Ninja

You are quite stealthy. Also you have a teleporter. They'll never find the body.

Once per game, you may instantly kill someone. The body will never be found, and no evidence will be left behind. (This otherwise functions as a normal kill, so any protective measures will still work.)

The Unknown Quantities

These people could be on either team. They have whatever goals their team has. OoooOoOh, Spooky!

The Pickpocket

You have long been practicing picking pockets. Unfortunately, you do it better in large crowds. You have yet to master the art of picking pockets when there aren't others to cover your tracks.

Once a night, you have the chance to pickpocket a player. Then, you will engage in rock paper scissors with them through the GM. If you lose, the victim sees you as the pickpocket, and you fail. If you tie, you fail, but escape before the victim sees you. If you succeed, you get a clue as to the victim's role in the form of an item, and may roleblock them for the next night and day phase by taking that item from them.

The Victim of Circumstance

You were never supposed to be here. Sendri didn't have time to make new plans, but in lieu of that, you received an IOU. Perhaps the judges will be merciful, if you ply their strings right.

You have three "pity points" that you can spend. Each pity point can redirect a judge vote onto any target. Using pity points alerts the other players. You may spend the pity points all at once, or split up.

The Suppressor

You were given some darts coated in the same stuff injected into you on the journey over. They should have similar effect.

Once per night you may knock out a player. That player will be able to perform no action that night, nor will they be able to witness any crime. If you are a murderer, you may not kill unless you are the last murderer left.

The Profiler

You saw it. You saw all of this coming from miles away, and knew that you should prepare. You gathered all the information on likely candidates for your tribunal you could. You know what they like, and know how to make them change their minds.

You will receive complete information, including behaviors and preferences of two of the judges of your choice, and from then after, you will receive those two judges' complete rankings at the beginning of every night phase, and be able to swap any two players' positions within those rankings. You will also receive the complete rankings of the judges at the beginning of every day phase (That is, where players stand overall with the judges.) Also, once per game, you may re-order every person in the general list as you choose via DM to the GM, determining how the judges will vote for that phase.

The Third Party

No, they're not libertarians, green party, liberal-democrats, Quebec separatists, or anything silly like that. They're a whole different beast with their own victory condition.

The Captured Spy.

You came too close to something VERY important, but got caught by the Alliance. Sendri has decided to play with their food. You were told that you must unlearn all you know about being a spy.

To prove to Sendri that fear is a sufficient motivator for "reform", and that you are utterly incapable of ever spying again, you have been given a single condition for your release. You must be sentenced to death by majority vote. If you are killed at night, you are dead. If you survive until the end, you will be killed. However, if you are sentenced to death by majority vote, you will be released, and you must select a player who voted for your death to die in your place.

A suppressor can suppress anyone, even those on their own team, if they so want.

While technically the black-hat gunslinger can teamkill, this is discouraged, as unless people have completely forgotten the white-hat gunslinger and the white-hat gunslinger is dead, attempting to use this as an opportunity to roleclaim as the white-hat will just get you killed.

Yes, if you are a murderer and the illusionist switches you and your target, you will die.