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"Matoran into Toa, Toa into Turaga, Turaga into Legends." - attributed to Toa Vakama at the end of The Great Rescue BIONICLE MAFIA: LEGENDS One should know that all legends stem from great deeds, massive accomplishments, or the increasingly warped tales passed around in small groups in the middle of the night. One should also know they are oft exaggerated. Many so-called legends have turned out to be nothing more than a continuously snowballing misunderstanding of partially forgotten events. Others, however, came about from beings performing their destiny, whether that destiny was to seal away all evil or to fall into water and drown. Even more legends simply never happened, just mere fabrications of an over-imaginative Matoran or other such being whose life is often without much purpose, other than trying to follow the three virtues of Unity, Duty, Destiny, particularly the third virtue - destiny. Many Matoran cling onto destiny and imagine themselves re-enacting legends or fulfilling the prophecy of the week, in an attempt to make their boringly ordinary lives more interesting. Because, let's be honest, when you're in a village called Kra-Koro in the middle of a location never really specified, doing the same things for hundreds of thousands of years, you start to get a little bored. It turns out, in fact, that it may very well be the collective Matoran population of Kra-Koro's lucky day! A new Turaga had arrived in town from nowhere in particular, claiming to be wise and with knowledge of a great many things foreign to Kra-Koro - concepts like counting to numbers higher than nineteen, the prefix Kra being equivalent to 'Shadow', and of course, the encroaching shadowy apocalypse that awaited them all if they did not do exactly as the Turaga said. So the Matoran listened, intently - and almost no changes were made. Kra-Koro was a stubborn village. It had exiled its last few Toa - they were deemed too tall to fit in. Except, of course, there's an exception - each following day, the inhabitants would choose one of their own to become a Toa, to help protect against this supposed shadowy apocalypse - with the policy of immediately becoming Turaga the following day, to negate the height difference between Matoran and Toa, of course. Unfortunately for the Matoran, this was exactly what the Turaga wanted, for the Turaga was of the element of shadow, and, within the night of their arrival, they had drained the light of four Matoran. turning them into malevolent, evil, Shadow Matoran. If they were to become Toa, they would surely use the power for evil, and not give it up quite as easily... it always does seem odd how villages are so stubborn to change things to save themselves, doesn't it? --- THE TWIST In this game, there is no medic, or detective, or what not. Instead, at the very start of the game and on each day, you elect one person to become Toa, who can then choose to investigate someone or save someone. The following day, the become a Turaga with permanent bonus vote (their vote counts for twice as much.) Turaga cannot become Toa. But the Shadow Matoran, the Mafia equivalent, can become Toa too... and they don't become Turaga. Instead, they gain an extra kill. --- ROLES Village: The Village wins the game by eliminating all the original Shadow Matoran and Shadow Turaga. x15 Matoran - These Matoran are your average villager. But, unlike your average villager, they can become more than that - they can become Toa. x1 (Elected) Toa - At the start of the game and during each day, you will vote on someone to become a Toa for the following night. Toa can choose to either investigate someone or to save someone from death. During the immediate following day, they turn into Turaga and their vote counts for twice as much as a Matoran's. Unfortunately, the Shadow Matoran can become Toa too. Mafia: The Mafia wins the game by either becoming the majority of remaining players (i.e, if there are 7 players left and 4 are Shadow Matoran, the rest are villagers, the Mafia wins.) Alternatively, if every single Shadow Matoran becomes a Shadow Toa, they also win the game. x4 Shadow Matoran - These lightless Matoran choose someone to kill each night. For every Shadow Matoran that becomes a Toa, they gain the ability to kill one more person per night. x1 Shadow Turaga - This insidious being is allied with the Shadow Matoran, and knows who they are - but they do not know who the Shadow Turaga is. Much like an ordinary Turaga, the Shadow Turaga's vote counts for twice as much, but, having no light to balance their shadow, the Shadow Turaga can silently negate someone else's vote. If the Shadow Turaga is killed, they choose an ordinary Matoran to turn directly into a Shadow Toa. They cannot become a Toa, as they are already a Turaga. If they are chosen to become a Toa, however, their role will be revealed to all and they will immediately die from the ensuing angry mob. --- Rules: Standard BZPower rules apply.No screenshots, even fake ones.Vote switches are allowed for lynching, and you must state who you're switching from.Vote switches for electing the Toa are not allowed. Once you've posted, you've already chosen.Rounds will last 24 hours, though they may occasionally last longer.There are no clues.There are no suspect lists.Those who lie beneath graves cannot walk back out, and even if they did, their mouths are muffled by dirt. To be short: try not to influence the game if dead, alright? You can comment, you can 'talk', you simply cannot influence the game by doing stuff like telling people who to vote.Should there be a tie for electing a Toa, both will become Toa.Please do not say 'I did not get a PM' when PMs are sent out. If you do not get a PM, you are a Matoran.Legends: 1. JIF Shadow Creamy (Valendale) Shadow Matoran, won the game 2. Lenore (Nevermore) Matoran, lost 3. The Amaztastical Lynn Matoran, lynched Day 2 4. Taka Nuvia Turaga, killed Night 5 5. Tagolrip (Portalfig) Shadow Matoran, won the game 6. B0ss Manducus Matoran, killed Night 4 7. Ghidora131 Shadow Matoran, won the game 8. fishers64 Matoran, killed Night 2 9. Shadow Luroka Matoran, lost 10. Deemo and the Girl Matoran, killed Night 1 11. Shadowhawk Matoran, killed Night 3 12. ToaTimeLord Toa, lynched Day 1 13. Destined Blade Turaga, lost 13.1. Shadow Unit#phntk#1 Shadow Turaga, won the game 15. TwilightVezon Matoran, killed Night 4 16. Gravelord Nito (Voxumo) Matoran, killed Night 5 17. Shadow FF Turaga, lynched Day 4 18. Shadow Rahkshi Guurahk Turaga, lost the game 19. Shadow Nato (North Atlantic Treaty Organisation) Matoran, natoasted Day 3 20. Shadow Burnmad Shadow Toa, won the game The sign-up period will last for 48 hours initially. 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Hello everybody, I'm back again, Here for another game, Where I'll hopefully win, As well as my masterful Rhymes and rhymes, Here to post songs, So many times, This rhyme's kinda bootleg, Out you shall tune, MoC will start the game Hopefully soon. -Mesonak
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Bionicle Mafia: Requiem of the Dead Hate. Anger. Revenge. These are what bind me still to this world. Those three words flashed through the spirit's lingering consciousness over and over. Long before, he had been a participant in the titular 'Mafia' game. To be exact, a Sniper. A cold-hearted, ruthless killer, feared by many. The only one he feared was the Spy, his equal and nemesis. During the game, their last confrontation ended in his death. Since then, he wandered aimlessly, desiring only revenge against the village that killed him. Revenge. What a sweet tone the world held. If only I could have mine. the spirit lamented. "You've met with a terrible fate, haven't you?" The Sniper's spirit turned to face a Matoran, details encased in darkness. The object he held caught the spirit's attention, it was a staff, not unlike the one used by the organizer of the very game that killed him. "What is your business with me?" he questioned. "Not much. I sensed your hatred, and I will admit, the intensity... Surprised me." the Matoran muttered, though an outline of a grin spread across his face. "I believe I can put that thirst for revenge to good use." The Sniper's spirit stared warily, unsure of whether to trust this mysterious Matoran. "...What do you have in mind?" he said at last. "I'm glad you asked." the staff-wielding Matoran replied. "But first, a history lesson. The village where the game took place? It has prospered since then, and they have removed everything about the game from memory. That alone should be angering, but there's more. Your nemesis, the Spy? He's still alive." A look of anger spread across the spirit's face upon hearing the last sentence. "Again, what do you have planned?" The Matoran sighed. "I was just about to get to that. Basically, we're going to have another game, only with you being the main focus. Each night, you will possess one villager in an attempt to find the Spy. Once he's dead, you will try to slaughter the rest of them, alongside the one they call the 'Pyro'. However, if your current host is killed, the Spy will gain... Considerable power. What do you say?" he asked, holding out his hand. The Sniper's spirit gave a suspicious glare. "Why can I not simply kill them all when we arrive?" "Because it's not as fun that way." the Matoran responded with a grin. Seeing that he still had a displeased expression, the Matoran said "You can either take my proposition or wander the world aimlessly for eternity." After remaining silent for a bit, the Sniper spoke up with one simple word. "Deal." In his small office, the Medic greeted his patients like always, with a smile. His skills were impressive, able to save several lives during the last Mafia game, though nowadays, his treatments were all very simple. Reminiscing of the game reminded him of all those who died, especially his best friend, the Detective. They both aided the village in survival, and while they were successful, it came at a heavy price. To make things worse, the populace had buried all memories of the game from their minds, leaving him the only one left to mourn for his dear friend. A lone Toa of Fire sat in a dark, dank room. Once, he was the mighty leader of a Toa team. He was respected by his teammates and hailed as a paragon of heroism by the villagers. However, after losing ever member of his team during a battle, he was overcome with guilt, his mental state decaying. The last straw came when the 'Mafia' game started, his already fragile psyche shattered. The once heroic Toa became a psychotic pyromaniac, indiscriminately slaughtering innocents and Mafioso alike. After the game, he was at last subdued and thrown into the dank cell he resided in currently, unable to do anything but incinerate the occasional Fikou. Relaxing in his home, the former Spy examined his long unused cloak and knife. He thought back to the Sniper and their rivalry. Even he had to admit that they were equally proficient at killing, as could be determined by the number of Matoran they killed trying to find each other. Still, in their final confrontation, he triumphed over the Sniper, proving hid superioirity at last. And yet, without him, the Spy had nothing to do. He was bored out of his mind, yet he had no reason kill. He sighed, before walking out of his house. Just then, the Spy saw several villagers murmuring nervously at a Matoran with a staff who had mysteriously appeared. Suddenly, the Matoran said "That should be enough suspense for the lot of you! Hello! You may call me JiMing, and I am here to have a game with you all!" he said with a voice that was equal parts charismatic and sinister. "This should be similar to one you've played a while ago. Mafia, was it?" JiMing asked to a crowd that went wide-eyed and had expressions of shock. Smirking, he continued. "Ah... That's right! You convinced yourselves that it never happened! So deeply buried into your consciousness... Must be a shock to remember it all of a sudden, eh?" Noticing several Matoran backing away, he glared at them. "I'm afraid you won't be going anywhere for a while." he said amiably, creating imposing fences around the entire village. "This staff gives me nearly infinite power, convenient, wouldn't you say? Anyways, back to the game. It will be similar, but you don't need to worry. I won't have a mafia of any sort. Rather.... Some old friends of yours will be doing the slaughtering." he said, waving the staff and causing the Sniper's spirit to appear next to JiMing's side. "Yes... This is the one you know as the 'Sniper'. He's very angry at the lot of you, and will be possessing one villager each night. Though he'd be happy if you're all dead, the real target of his rage should know who he is." JiMing said, the words boring into the Spy's ears. "Yes, and it will be up to you to stop him. But he's not the only one you have to deal with." JiMing finished, waving his staff once more, with mad cackling in the distance. "And yes, that is who you think it is. The 'Pyro', correct?" JiMing waved his staff again, and the laughter stopped. "Just now, I have taken the liberty of giving him a Matoran disguise. Not only that, I have implanted false memories into each and every one of you pertaining to his new identity. Your best friend? Could be him." he said with a chuckle, as the crowd visibly panicked. "That should be the gist of things.... Oh wait! I remember! The Medic is still alive!" JiMing shouted, once more waving his staff. "And now you have all forgotten who he was, except for him. Don't I think of everything?" he said with a wide grin. "Unfortunately, the one who would've been your next best ally in this game of mine is dead... The Detective, if I'm right. Mm, what a shame. And one last note. If you take too long to kill the Sniper and Pyro, let's just say you will not enjoy the punishment." JiMing warned, in the darkest tone he had taken yet. "Anyways, with that done... Let the bloodfest begin!" he cried, lifting the staff and disappearing, leaving the villagers as night began to fall. Synopsis The vengeful spirit of the Sniper descends upon the village that hosted the game in which he was killed. His main target is the Spy, the one who murdered him. Joining him is the Pyro, the definition of insanity, whose proficiency in brutal murder has not decreased over the years. The village's only hope lies in the Medic, a powerful healer who can save anyone from near-death. Yet without the Detective to find the culprits or provide suspect lists, this will be a difficult struggle to win for the village. Players 1. Flaredrick Matoran, Killed Night Two by Pyro 2. Chro Spy, Killed Night Two by Pyro 3(.14). Underscore 4. TBK 5. Taka Nuvia 6. Baltarc Matoran, Killed Day Three by Sniper 7. Pupwa21 Matoran, Lynched Day One 8. Valendale Matoran, Lynched Day Two 9. Zakaro 10(.11). Pulse 11. Lhikevikk Matoran, Killed Night One by Pyro 12.Tyler Durden 13. Rahkshi Guurahk 14. 13.1. Unit Matoran, Killed Night One by Sniper 15. Ehks 16. Kaiser Manducus Matoran, Lynched Day Three 17. MT Zehvor Matoran, Lynched Day One 18. CUPCAKE SEAL 19. Voltex Pyro, Killed Night Two by Sniper 20. ShadowVezon Matoran, Selected for Death by GM Rules 1. All BZP rules apply like they should. 2. Only one vote change per round is allowed. 3. Each role has 2 days to PM their targets to me, as does the village to vote. If things proceed to slowly, this may decrease to 24 hours. 4. No revealing roles in-topic. No screenshots allowed either. 5. This is cliche and should be obvious, but make sure to have fun! Roles Pro-Town Matoran (x16) – Just ordinary villagers, they cannot do anything but vote each night. Medic (x1) – The Medic can stop anyone from dying during the night from any causes. Neutral Pyro (x1) – The Pyro is an omnicidal, cherry-flavored Toa of Fire who can never make up his mind on who to kill, so he kills two people each night, each done by random choice. Sniper (x1) – A spirit who can select one player to kill each night in an attempt to find the Spy. A different player becomes the Sniper each night to kill. Spy (x1) – The Spy remains hidden amongst the Village, being hunted by the Sniper. Despite his skills in murder, he will have no special attributes at the start of the game. However, if the Sniper is killed before the Spy, the Spy gains the ability to [REDACTED]. Special Host (x1) – The only role not held by a player, the host is (obviously) me. Every five deaths, I will gain the ability to kill one remaining villager by RNG. Many thanks to Voltex, who suggested the excellent concept and scenario, and to the players who encouraged me to take on this game (I'll accept your request for Spot 19 as thanks). This is the first game I've ever hosted, and let's all make sure it's a fun one!
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Hey, my name is Mesonak, XIII just ended, but now I'm back, I'm just posting this to briefly say, Another new game is on the way, From the one, the only, MT Zehvor, Everybody should join to settle the score, Tournament of Champions will start with the moon, He'll be by to post the rules... pretty soon. -Mesonak
