For those of you who weren’t here during the big Mafia craze, I ran two hero-factory themed games back in the day. This is, if the mods allow, the grand finale, a full year later. Gonna do my best to be more reliable with this than in the past.
So if you’re interested, just ask to join! Not gonna hold a particular time limit on this, just until we have enough players.
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Could be fun. What are the voting times?
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I go with 24-hour cycles but sometimes it also stretches further past that. XD
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Are the roles and rules like normal Mafian games?
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Pretty much. I came up with a couple of other specialized roles, but none that are ‘hidden’ this time; everyone will know what they do from the start.
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I’ll sign up, but what exactly are we doing? I got no clue about Mafia games.
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Zero:
I’m in!
Alright!
I’d suggest reading through some previous ones for a good idea of how they work.
“Mission control, I’m entering the building now.” As a lonely hero approached a depilated warehouse, they found their transmission becoming overtaken by static. Shutting off the feed, they resigned themselves to carrying the mission out without backup. They were a veteran, having seen many a villain and many horrendous deeds done. They had stopped many more of those deeds, however, and while experience had sharpened their skills, it had yet to dull their optimistic belief in their duty to undo wrong. Still, as the wind moaned down the abandoned city streets, their robotic hands tightened around the grip of their cannon unconsciously. Something didn’t seem right.
Stepping into the warehouse, they found long aisles running between towering walls of stacked crates – their trained eyes could …
Twelve months prior
By the time more heroes had returned from their own successful missions, the imposters had disappeared, leaving naught but the shattered bodies of other heroes scattered about the factory. Zib was rebuilt, and restored to life with the backup of his memories – frustratingly but mercifully, that backup had been made before the incident had begun, and so he did not recall the event.
Long discussions among the Factory’s leadership were had, but finally it was decided that the public didn’t need to know what had happened. The storage room where the final encounter had taken place was marked off-limits to those without the proper clearance; the interior held only a small statue to honor the fallen heroes, who were marked as “Missing in Action” on official rosters.
Nine m…
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I’m always in for a good mafia. Sign me up!
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Thanks man! This looks really good!
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You know I’m all in for this!
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