The replacement situation this game was unfortunate, yes. Marluna was actually the player seeking a replacement previously. She was allowed to continue posting to avoid undue disruption to the game by having so many slots empty. In a just world, she would have been allowed to be substituted out, but neither Zone nor I could find somebody.
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I didn’t townread Marluna due to referencing the color fwiw, I was honest about my reasons. There were dead villagers anyway by the time she did that iirc, their role PMs were public
Goatwolf103
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(I’m just sharing for myself, not making claims about other people)
I named the mafia d1 and then got n1d but no one ever backread me 
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Lmaoooo
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no one ever does
i backread catbae bcz i didnt know why he died then i saw him call tutu a wolf and went oh no
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frost was a big fear going in the last night, i remember lol claiming bulletproof and bodyguard with frost asking for protection but they seemed like they would vote togheter against me if left alone, i had to risk hitting frost on the night
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everyone assumed you died from your ability.
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by the way great mod message work from the hosts they all looked really cool specially with the anime stills
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Average FoL game
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heh, fear amuses me when I am on the trail.
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Here were the mafia’s fakeclaims:
Kumagusu (Backup)
Kumagusu: Dealer’s Cheat
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
In the game of Life or Death, where the swords fall means everything. Players have staked fortunes on what they believe to be the random movements of game pieces. However, you have your own agenda. Your protector prevents you from becoming a house pet, and in return, you serve her by manipulating the odds of the games she relies on to afford your monthly payments.
With skill and finesse, you are able to pick up any game and tilt it in your protector’s favor. Any would-be challenger will find it difficult to eliminate her from competition. You must learn to let go, though: you cannot stop every bad outcome. The cheat would be too obvious if your mistress won every time. All that matters is that you avoid the worst-case scenario for your patron: after all, you wouldn’t want to see her angry.
Ready to gamble?
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Ability: Once per game, during the first half of the day, select a player. If they die at night or become vanilla by any means, inherit their role and lose this ability. You will appear to investigative abilities as the role you gained. Limited-shot abilities will not be refreshed. Certain roles may carry additional restrictions if inherited.
Gamble Won: You may select an additional player to back up (though you will only inherit the role of the first to die or become vanilla). If you have inherited a role, you may instead use its gamble ability as usual.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You win when only town-aligned players live.
Shagatake and Tooame (Odds Manipulators)
Shagatake and Tooame: Odds Manipulators
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
As members of the Beautification Council, you have a very simple job: enforce the will of your superior by any means necessary. It isn’t enough to just make the assigned arrests, though: in a school based around gambling, a crucial part of gaining money, power, and status comes down to the dice. To carry out your orders, you’ll need to manipulate random chance itself.
Find the player that needs a little nudge in the right direction, watch the game they’re playing, and figure out how you can rig it. Swap out fair dice for weighted ones, peek at the deck and swap a few cards around, do whatever it takes to help your mark, whether or not they’re even aware of it.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Ability: Each night, target a player. Tonight and tomorrow, if a chance-based outcome is maximally unfavorable to them, it will be rerolled once.
Gamble Won: Select two targets instead of one tonight.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You win when only town-aligned players live.
Souko Jabami (Hider)
Souko Jabami: Ultimate Risk
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Well, here you are. You’ve lost it all. Is there anything more to say?
Ready to gamble?
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Ability: Each night, choose a player to visit. This does nothing. Once per game, you may choose to bet everything on your target; that night, if they are not aligned with the town, you will die.
Gamble Won: Gain an additional use of your one-shot ability. You must use it tonight.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You win when only town-aligned players live.
And here is all of the flavor feedback set up in advance for the roles, some of which was not seen:
(A few interactions had images and flavor added to their feedback after I created this list, so some may not be present.)
Mary Saotome (Reverse Tracker)
Nightly Feedback:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You reach into the box and draw the following cards:
|
X
♧
— No one —
X
♧
|
R
♢
— Rhea —
R
♢
|
1
♧
Player1 & Player2
2
♧
|
These three players were visited yesterday. Select a card to slip to one of your lackeys and they’ll let you know who created it.
GAMBLE WON: Since you won a gamble, you will also learn what action category was used on your selected visit.
Mid-Day Feedback:
Kaede Manyuda (Rolecop)
End-of-Night Feedback:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
The bets are in.
Rhea has decided to raise the stakes. They start today with [1+] silent vote[s] on them.
Rhea has decided to allow you the highest bet. You learn their role, and start today with 1[+] silent vote[s] on you.
Rolecard placed here.
Opponent’s Feedback
Start of Night
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Someone has challenged you to a game of Choice Poker.
Your opponent has bet you 1 vote. You may choose to allow your opponent to see your abilities, or you may raise the stakes, causing you to start tomorrow with 1 silent vote placed for your execution but keeping your rolecard hidden.
If you do not respond to this challenge by action deadline, you will automatically show your rolecard.
End of Night:
You chose to raise the stakes. Today, there will be [1+] silent vote[s] on you.
Gamble Won:
You won a gamble. Tonight, you will raise by two votes instead of one.
Ririka Momobami (Ascetic)
Night Feedback:
Public Reveal:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Ririka Momobami removes her mask. She is revealed to be [player].
Ability: All non-killing actions targeting you fail, even if strongwilled. Each night, select a player. They will learn that Ririka Momobami is following them.
Gamble Won: Remove your mask. Actions targeting you no longer fail. On any following night, you may choose to reveal your rolecard, sans alignment. It will be posted publicly in the thread. (You may only do this once.)
On subsequent gamble wins, actions targeting you will fail during the following night.
Midari Ikishima (Vigilante)
Start-of-Night Feedback
Midari
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
It’s time to play the ESP game.
Select an order for the following five cards:
[ □ ] [ ⌇⌇⌇ ] [ ○ ] [ + ] [ ☆ ]
Your opponent will see the cards in a different randomized starting order, so don’t try anything stupid.
GAMBLE WON: Remember, you won a gamble yesterday. Tonight, you will get to fire at your opponent an additional time.
Opponent
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You’ve been invited to play the ESP game. Select an order for the following five cards:
[ □ ] [ ⌇⌇⌇ ] [ ○ ] [ + ] [ ☆ ]
Your opponent will see the cards in a different randomized default order.
End-Of-Night Feedback
Midari
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You and your opponent matched 0 cards last night. Your opponent points the gun at your head. Chambers [1-6] are loaded. [/None of the chambers are loaded.]
[roll a 6-sided die with Discobot]
[Click. Nothing happens.]
[It’s a hit. You have died.]
/
You and your opponent matched [1-2] cards last night. Nothing happens.
/
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You and your opponent matched [3-5] cards last night. You point the gun at your opponent’s head. Chambers [1-6] are loaded. [/None of the chambers are loaded.]
[roll a 6-sided die with Discobot]
[Click. Nothing happens.]
[It’s a hit.]
Opponent
You and your opponent matched [0-5] cards last night.
[BANG. A shot rings out, and you have died.]
Kirari Momobami (Vanillaizer)
Gamble Won:
You won a gamble yesterday. Tomorrow, your vote counts for double.
Gamble Win Announcement:
@/Player’s influence over the school is stronger than ever. [Their] vote counts for double today.
Announcement:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
It’s time to gamble.
@/Player1 has challenged @/Player2 to a game. (Description of game). The winner will be announced at mid-day.
Loser
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You lost.
Now that you have given up your right to gamble itself, the rest of your days will be lived out as a house pet. You will never place another bet again.
Mittens: House Pet
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Your gambling debts have caught up to you, and you are now a housepet. The tag around your neck marks you as someone who lacks the power and leverage that comes with money, and more importantly, someone who lacks their status as a human being.
Once you’ve fallen this low, it’s very difficult to crawl back out. Few students will gamble with you, so you can’t make back the money you’ve lost to buy your way to freedom. Without the guts to go for an official match, your nights will be pretty dull.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Ability: You have no ability.
Gamble Won: Nothing happens.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You win when only town-aligned players live. / You win when the mafia reach parity with the remaining players and defeat any other players with opposing win conditions.
Sayaka Igarashi (Doctor)
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You prevented a kill tonight.
It’s time to see whether you live or die. Roll a two to survive.
Gamble Won:
You won a gamble today. Tonight, you will also prevent any kills your target would carry out.
Jun Kiwatari (Watcher)
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Across the table, you see Nanami Tsubomi’s card.
Her result reads “no one”.
[She traces a word into your palm. Tonight, she targeted Rhea.]
Nanami Tsubomi’s death:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Nanami Tsubomi is dead.
Despite Tsubomi’s inability to participate, one more hand of Indian Poker will be played. Tonight, you will receive your own investigative result. Without her, however, you cannot keep rigging the game in your favor. You will become a house pet tomorrow.
Targets With Flip
A set of note cards was found in his pocket.
Night 1: [Target]
Night 2: [Target]
Runa Yomozuki (Conditional Roleblocker)
Gamble Won:
You won a gamble yesterday. Tonight, you may select three players instead of two.
Saori (Roleblocker)
Gamble Won
You won a gamble yesterday. Tonight, you may choose two targets: one to roleblock tonight, and the other to give a boosted action tomorrow night.
Night Feedback
Yumemi Yumemite (Inventor JOAT)
Target
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You’ve been invited to play a round of Top Idol Championship!
Select an ability from the following board. You will place an O in that spot and receive that ability tonight. If you complete a row, column, or diagonal of three, you will receive an additional reward.
(Place board here.)
Nightly Feedback
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
(Place board here.)
It’s time to select a fan to invite up on stage! Pick an ability and you’ll battle for the right to use it (though you know you’ll win). [Since you won a gamble yesterday, you may also re-use one of your already-consumed abilities tonight.]
Abilities
Flavor Cop
You learn that your target’s name is (character) – better memorize it!
Messenger
You’ve received a personal letter from your favorite idol!
Place letter here.
Follower
Keeping up with what your fans are doing lets you ensure you can stay relevant and in their sights. Last night, your target performed a [category] action.
Fruit Vendor
You’ve received a membership to Yumemi Yumemite’s fan club!
Doublevote
Your vote counts for double today.
Public Announcement:
@/Player’s vote counts for double today.
Ryota Suzui (Follower)
Gamble Won:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You won a gamble last night.
Tonight, you may send your target a secret sign. You may write them a message of up to 500 characters. They may respond during the following day.
To Recipient:
A player has sent you the following message:
Place message here.
Today, you may write them a response of up to 500 characters. Please submit your response by mid-day.
Response:
Your collaborator signals back to you.
They send the following message:
Place message here.
Yuriko Nishinotouin (Rolestopper)
End of Night Feedback:
Player killed:
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
An announcement from the student council has been posted.
[Role name] was found dead over a stack of chips in a secret gambling den. It seems (possessive pronoun) losses finally caught up to them, though it is unclear who dealt the final blow. Until this issue is resolved, students are advised to avoid unofficial matches after hours and alert the student council to any large debts.
@(Player) has died!
(Rolecard)
Itsuki Sumeragi (Thief)
Night Feedback
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You flip over your target’s card.
It’s not a match. Better luck next time.
It’s a match. You receive the following ability:
Rolecard
Player Vanillaized:
The new Student Council rankings have come out.
You weren’t able to pay your dues and you are now a house pet. Somebody has caused you to become vanilla.
Mittens: House Pet
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Your gambling debts have caught up to you, and you are now a housepet. The tag around your neck marks you as someone who lacks the power and leverage that comes with money, and more importantly, someone who lacks their status as a human being.
Once you’ve fallen this low, it’s very difficult to crawl back out. Few students will gamble with you, so you can’t make back the money you’ve lost to buy your way to freedom. Without the guts to go for an official match, your nights will be pretty dull.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
Ability: You have no ability.
Gamble Won: Nothing happens.
⚬ ♧ ⚬ ♢ ⚬ ♤ ⚬
You win when only town-aligned players live./You win when the mafia reach parity with the remaining players and defeat any other players with opposing win conditions.
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(He edited his quote, he actually named three villagers)
Hippopablompoyeetus was directly targeted by the night kill. He did not die due to his ability.
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the only iso i read this game was magnus catbae and marluna
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I would have been really sad if Marluna was the wolf because that’d be the obvious suspect, and I decided to not chop the obvious suspect. Its bittersweet to lose to Chomps, it doesnt feel that bad. I feel bad for not giving Frostwolf more respect, he deserved it. But other than that I didnt feel like Chomps being the answer was easy to derive from the ISOs of the dead people. Losing games like that doesnt feel that bad. I dont feel like I was trying to be a hero with my reads
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i like it because it randed and it didnt even matter so there was no stakes
it was dare i say cinema
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nah case on me was a banger i even shared with my friends but he just said you’re a bottom
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Lmaoooo
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