(Hill Valley – Saturday, October 26, 1985)
(We pick up where Part 1, left off. Marty opens the garage and inside is the Toyota truck he admired earlier. Marty walks up to it and looks inside. He slaps the door of the truck. Jennifer walks up behind him)
Jennifer: How about a ride, Mister?
Marty: (walks over to her) Jennifer, oh are you a sight for sore eyes. Let me look at you.
Jennifer: Marty, you’re acting like you haven’t seen me in a week.
Marty: I haven’t.
Jennifer: You OK, is everything all right?
(Marty looks at the front door of the house where George and Lorraine are smiling as they watch him and Jennifer. Then they turn and go inside the house)
Marty: Aw yeah, everything is great.
(Marty leans in to kiss Jennifer when three sonic booms are heard. They look up and the DeLorean comes flying up the driveway. It knocks over a few trash cans in the process. Doc gets out of the car wearing futuristic clothing)
Doc: Marty, you gotta come back with me!
Marty: Where?
Doc: Back to the future!
(Doc goes over to the trash can, and picks out some trash)
Marty: Wait a minute, what are you doing, Doc?
Doc: (dumping the trash into Mr. Fusion) I need fuel. Go ahead, quick, get in the car.
Marty: No, no, no, Doc, I just got here, OK, Jennifer’s here, we’re gonna take the new truck for a spin.
Doc: Well, bring her along. This concerns her too.
Marty: Wait a minute, Doc. What are you talking about? What happens to us in the future? What do we become assholes or something?
Doc: No, no, no, no, no, Marty, both you and Jennifer turn out fine. It’s your kids, Marty, something has got to be done about your kids!
(The DeLorean)
(Inside Marty and Jennifer are seated in the passenger seat while Doc is driving)
Marty: Hey, Doc, we better back up, we don’t have enough road to get up to 88.
Doc: Roads? Where we’re going we don’t need… roads.
(Doc flips down his futuristic shades)
Alignments
- 6 Wolves
- 17 Town
Draft Order
- Moonstermash (1)
- April (4)
- Hoho (5)
- Owen (7)
- Dicentra (13)
- Emm (17)
- Louie (19)
- Cop (25)
- Lindsay (37)
- Tiff (57)
- Indy (6)
- Goat (6)
- Hayes (10)
- Raven (10)
- Jake (11)
- Marlowe (11)
- Side (2)
- Narrowstrife (2)
- Sic (2)
- Canadave (14)
- Stoneheart (14)
- Josephus (14)
- Warrior (14)
- Night 3 Vigilante —or— Vengeful
- 1-Shot Vigilante —or— 1-Shot Paranoid Gun Owner
- Cop —or— 1-Shot Redirector
- 1-Shot Commuter —or— 1-Shot Watcher
- Doctor —or— Roleblocker
- Universal Backup —or— Role Cop
- Neighborizer —or— Fruit Vendor
- Jailer —or— Tracker
- Informed —or— Traitor
- 1-Shot Governor —or— 1-Shot Executioner
- Motion Detector —or— Mailman
- 1-Shot Gladiator —or— Restless Spirit
- Gunsmith —or— Neapolitan
- Lover x 2
Night 3 Vigilante: On Night 3, you may target another player in the game to attempt to kill them.
Vengeful: If you are eliminated during the day, you may target another player in the game to kill them.
1-Shot Vigilante: On one night of your choice, you may target another player in the game to attempt to kill them.
1-Shot Paranoid Gun Owner: On one night of your choice, you may elect to “arm” yourself. If you do, you kill anyone who targets you with a night action that night.
Investigator: Each night, you may target one player in the game to investigate them. You will receive a result of “Wolf”, “Town”, or “No Result”.
1-Shot Redirector: On one night of your choice, you may target a player to “redirect”. If they are using an action that night, they will be redirected to another player of your choice.
1-Shot Commuter: On one night of your choice, you may commute, rendering yourself unable to be targeted by any night actions.
1-Shot Watcher: On one night of your choice, you may target a player to watch. If successful, you will learn which players in the game targeted them that night, if anyone.
Doctor: Each night, you may target one player in the game to heal them. They will be protected from a single kill. You may not target yourself or the same player twice in a row.
Roleblocker: Each night, you may target one player in the game to attempt to block them from performing any night actions. You may not target the same player twice in a row.
Universal Backup: When the first power role dies, you will inherit their role. If multiple power roles die at the same time, you will inherit one of those roles randomly.
Role Investigator: Each night, you may target one player in the game to investigate them. You will receive either their role name or “No Result”. Anyone without a role will return a result of “Vanilla”.
Neighborizer: Each night, you may create a neighborhood (shared QT) with another player.
Fruit Vendor: Each night, you may target one player in the game and give them a piece of fruit. The fruit does nothing.
Jailer: Each night, you may target one player in the game to attempt to jail them, blocking any night actions they might take and protecting them from a single kill. You may not target yourself or the same player twice in a row.
Tracker: Each night, you may target one player in the game to track them. If successful, you will learn which players in the game they targeted that night, if any.
Informed: At the start of the game, you will be given the name of a player who is Town.
Traitor: You win or lose with the Wolves, and count toward the Wolves’ win condition. You will begin the game with the identities of the Wolves but do not share a QT. Wolves will know if there’s a Traitor but not who you are. Can be killed by the Wolf kill. Investigates as a Wolf.
1-Shot Governor: After Twilight you’ll have a short time to decide whether to pardon the target of the daykill. If you do, the runner up will be killed instead.
1-Shot Executioner: During one day of your choice, you can call an early Twilight. At least one player must have gotten half the votes required for AutoKill. If multiple players are more than halfway to AutoKill, you decide which one dies.
Motion Detector: Each night, you may target one player in the game to motion detect. If successful, you will learn whether or not any actions were performed by or on that player.
Mailman: Each night, you may send a message to another player.
1-Shot Gladiator: During one day of your choice, you can challenge one player to single combat by calling them out in the thread. Voting is reset, and only you and the player you challenged can be voted for. Cannot be used within 2 hours of Twilight.
Restless Spirit: After your death you can still vote on subsequent days, but can’t make other comments. You won’t be given a link to the graveyard until the game is over.
Gunsmith: Each night, you may target one player in the game to investigate. If successful, you will learn whether they “have a gun”. Roles that have a gun include: Wolves (except Doctor or Traitor), Vigilante, Vengeful, PGO, and Investigators.
Neapolitan: Each night, you may target one player in the game to learn whether they are Vanilla Town or not.
Lover: You’re paired up with another player and have a shared QT. If either dies, both die.
- Do not edit or delete posts for any reason.
- The Wolf kill is mandatory and is carried out by a designated Wolf.
- Night kills will not have flavor to indicate who was responsible.
- The header lists all possible roles, there is no guarantee that one of each role pair was actually chosen. Death writeups will reveal alignment and role.
- In the event of a tie, the player that was on the board first dies (they will be listed first in the vote counts). Vote early!
- Town wins when all Wolves are eliminated. Wolves win when their numbers equal Town (or when nothing can be done to prevent this).
- Play the game! Inactivity may result in replacement.
- Quoting: do not directly reference any communication with the Mod that happened outside the game threads. You can claim whatever you like in whatever wording you like, as long as the claim does not imply Mod authority. (This is a little different than most quoting rules, I realize, so hopefully it’s clear)
- Attack arguments, not people. Be kind.
- A player can only perform one night action per night.
Night Action Priority: Commuting > PGO > Blocking > Redirection > Protection > Investigation > Kills
- At Twilight today, one lucky player will receive the Kirk Gibson Jr. Slugger 2000™ adjustable bat.
- The bat grants an optional night kill.
- Whoever has the bat must decide who to give it to before Twilight the next day.
- If the person they give it to dies that day/night, they also die, and a random player gets the bat.
- At some point of my choosing (once the ranks are thinned enough) the bat will go away.
- A wolf can’t give the bat to a fellow wolf.
- The spreadsheet will have the most up to date vote count, though I’ll also update the count in the vote thread as often as I can.
- If you’re in the document, you’ll show up as a random anonymous animal to anyone else viewing the document (including me), even if you’re signed into a google account. So you can open it without worrying about anyone seeing your IRL info.
Twilight will be at 2pm Central on Wednesday, June 2.