The Masquerade - Mafia Wins [;_;]

The plan's gone off without a hitch. Ever since the contractor hired you a couple of months back, working your way into the estate's kitchens has been a cinch. Now as the cocktail waitress, every other night you can target a player to slip some poison into their drink the following day. At the end of the next night phase, the poison will kick in and they will die. Additionally, as one of the host's new staff, you have lynchproof for one lynch.

Your fellow goons always did wonder when your comical antics would be of use, and a masquerade dance and ball proved to be the ideal stage to show off your skills. As the entertainer, you have many masks in your possession for various theatrics, and your juggling skills are remarkable. Every night, you may retrieve a mask from your stash that is a mirror image of target player's mask. For the following day phase, you may post under that mask. Additionally, every other night you may redirect one target's actions onto another target.

The valet tends to be trusted more than most other servants at a masquerade ball. On a night filled with such mystery, who would ever suspect the one in charge of coats and carriages and the like to be anything other than a proper, upstanding individual? Of course, you are anything but. As the valet, once over the course of the game at night you may deposit plans and tools within a target's coat, framing them as the mafia. Additionally, every other night you may busy up one individual, blocking them from performing any actions.

You've just been down on your luck lately, haven't you? Estate's in shambles, your family name has taken a turn for the worse, and your coffers aren't what they used to be. But that's no matter. All it takes is one good hitch of luck and you'll be back on your feet. As the gambler, you may bet each night on which target will be lynched the following day. If that target dies, you acquire their mask. You may either keep the mask or pawn it. If pawned, you will learn the role ability of the last player to wear the mask. However, should you keep the mask, you may target one player once in the game at night and give them the mask. If that target were to be killed, it is prevented and they are instead given the new mask.

You just love to talk so much, don't you? In fact, it's all you really ever want to do. Some people get tired of talking to one person after too long, however. Afterall, isn't the point of a masquerade to meet and mingle with many mysterious and marvellous individuals? No, this will not stand! As the socialiate, you have access to two masks, and you may vote and post under both of them throughout the day. Both of your votes will count towards the tally. Additionally, if one of your masks is targeted for a night kill, your other mask will be unaffacted, effectively granting you bulletproof.

Ah, isn't it marvellous! The music! The dancing! The food! The excitement! This is all perfect and just as you had planned. The nobles are mingling, the servants are delighted, and you, yourself, are in good spirits. This is, as they say, your party. As the host, each night you may provide a key to one player, including yourself. The target may use the key on any night of the game to withdraw into your secret chambers, jailing themselves for the night and receiving and dealing no actions. Additionally, once during the game during the day you may override a lynch on any target. The phase will thus end with no lynch.

The fates are known to too few in this day of industry. So many have instead turned away from noble arts of divination, believing more in the sweat of their brow than of the stories written in the stars, in the tea cups, and in the cards. As the fortune teller, once during the game if you are lynched you will survive and instead enact a new phase during which the players may only vote for three face down tarot cards. At the end of the phase, which counts as neither night nor day, the card with the most votes is flipped over and the fate of the players is revealed to all, even yourself. Additionally, each night you may guess the night kill target. If correct, the fates will reveal to you which masks acted on that player over the course of the game in a random order.

Luxury, extravagance--beauty, and the divines! Could an artist ask for a better muse than the wealthy and luxurious patrons at a masquerade ball? The splashes of color as masks weave in and out of the elaborate rooms glazed with revelry and mystique. As the parlor artist, you may scrawl temporary tattoos onto a player of your choice each day. At the end of each night phase, you will be notified of all the masks that player has worn. Additionally, every other night you may select a player as your muse and paint a beautiful portrait in their likeness. On the following day, that player requires one more vote to be lynched.

Twirl! Dash! Jaunt! Spin! A masquerade would be nothing without its ballroom dancing, and you are the crème de la crème! The way you move across the dance floor is intoxicating, enticing, and even salacious. But what is a dancer without a suitable dance partner? Each day, you may select one player to send a single anonymous message through the host. Additionally, each night you may target one player and pay them a visit. By impressing them with your sweet charm and allure, you come to know them intimately, and their alignment is revealed to you.

Such pomp! Such splendor! So much food and wine and luxury! Is there anything greater than this? If only every night could be spent in such company, among such wealth in such a grand and impressive estate. This may be your first time here, much less your first time at a masquerade, but impressions are everything, and you are determined to make yours a good one! Sadly, you can be a little bit clumsy at times. Oops! As the bedazzled noble, every night you accidentally mix up two players' masks, switching owners. Both players trade mask access, and any actions that would have been directed to the original owner of the mask is instead redirected to its new owner. Unfortunately, your antics aren't really appreciated by the other partygoers, and so it takes one less vote for you to be lynched.

Ugh. Another of these dreadful ordeals. So much wasted grandiose for such inane displays of wealth. Why are you even here? It'd be so nice to just walk out and let the rabble sort themselves out, but unfortunately your family's name is too large to go without presence at this grand bash. That doesn't mean you have to stay the entire time, however. As the estranged noble, every other night you may elect to spend it at your family's manor, rendering you both immune to all actions, but also inable to perform any of your own. Additionally, your skill with a saber is unrivalled, and so during once during the game at night you may target another player and kill them.