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| − | {{Infobox neutral|summary = A crazed spree killer who thinks entrail-spilling is an art form |goal = Be the last person left alive|abilities = Perform a killing spree at someone's house each night, killing anyone who visits that player at night|ability = Yes|sheriff = Mass Murderer (or Not Suspicious)|investigator = Your target owns an arsenal of weapons and seems to know how to kill large numbers of people, suggesting that they are either a paranoid Veteran or a Mass Murderer.|type = [[Neutral Evil]], [[Neutral Killing]]}} | + | {{Infobox neutral|summary = A crazed spree killer who thinks entrail-spilling is an art form |goal = Be the last person left alive|abilities = Perform a killing spree at someone's house each night, killing anyone who visits that player at night|ability = Yes|sheriff = Mass Murderer (or Not Suspicious)|investigator = Your target owns an arsenal of weapons and seems to know how to kill large numbers of people, suggesting that they are either a paranoid [[Veteran]] or a [[Mass Murderer]].|type = [[Neutral Evil]], [[Neutral Killing]]}} |
[[Category:Neutral Roles]] | [[Category:Neutral Roles]] | ||
[[Category:Neutral Evil]] | [[Category:Neutral Evil]] | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | Each night, you target someone and kill everyone at their "house". Being at their house means someone targeting them with their ability. For instance, if a [[Sheriff]] visits your target, then the Sheriff will die. If your target has targetted someone else, they are deemed "not at home" and will not be killed. Killing two or more people will trigger a cooldown (if applicable) on your killing ability, which may be 1 or 2 nights (depending on the setting) before you are allowed to try to kill again. If a Bodyguard visits your target, they will save all players there (aside from themself) and kill you instead. | + | Each night, you target someone and kill everyone at their "house". Being at their house means someone targeting them with their ability. For instance, if a [[Sheriff]] visits your target, then the Sheriff will die. If your target has targetted someone else, they are deemed "not at home" and will not be killed. Killing two or more people will trigger a cooldown (if applicable) on your killing ability, which may be 1 or 2 nights (depending on the setting) before you are allowed to try to kill again. If a [[Bodyguard]] visits your target, they will save all players there (aside from themself) and kill you instead. |
| − | The Mass Murderer wins if he is the last player left alive. | + | The [[Mass Murderer]] wins if he is the last player left alive. |
==Strategies== | ==Strategies== | ||
* Targeting roles that have no night ability will almost always kill them. This is because that role cannot "leave" his house. This will give you an almost guaranteed kill for that night. The only exception is if the person is forced to visit someone by a [[Witch]] or has been healed by a [[Doctor]]. Examples include: | * Targeting roles that have no night ability will almost always kill them. This is because that role cannot "leave" his house. This will give you an almost guaranteed kill for that night. The only exception is if the person is forced to visit someone by a [[Witch]] or has been healed by a [[Doctor]]. Examples include: | ||
| − | + | ** [[Mayor]] | |
| − | + | ** [[Spy]] | |
| − | + | ** [[Coroner]] | |
| − | + | ** [[Citizen]] (May have a bulletproof vest) | |
| − | + | ** [[Survivor]] (May have bulletproof vests) | |
| − | + | ** [[Amnesiac]] | |
| − | + | ** [[Mason]] | |
| − | + | ** [[Jailor]] | |
| − | + | ** [[Executioner]] (May be invulnerable at night) | |
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* Targeting a person that is going to be visited by someone is a good strategy because you may get multiple kills. | * Targeting a person that is going to be visited by someone is a good strategy because you may get multiple kills. | ||
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* If the ability to target yourself is on, it may be a viable strategy to attract attention to yourself and to then kill anyone who visits you. | * If the ability to target yourself is on, it may be a viable strategy to attract attention to yourself and to then kill anyone who visits you. | ||
| − | ** Depending on how you act, you can increase the chance you kill certain people. For instance, a [[Doctor]] claim is likely to attract the Mafia to you, while talking too much or not at all may cause a [[Sheriff]] or [[Investigator]] to target you. Claiming to be Sheriff can attract a Doctor to you. | + | ** Depending on how you act, you can increase the chance you kill certain people. For instance, a [[Doctor]] claim is likely to attract the [[Mafia]] to you, while talking too much or not at all may cause a [[Sheriff]] or [[Investigator]] to target you. Claiming to be [[Sheriff]] can attract a [[Doctor]] to you. |
==Options== | ==Options== | ||
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* 1 night between sprees - (Default: Off) | * 1 night between sprees - (Default: Off) | ||
* 2 night between sprees - (Default: Off) | * 2 night between sprees - (Default: Off) | ||
| − | If all the ''night between sprees'' options are unchecked, the Mass Murderer will be able to perform killing sprees every night. | + | If all the ''night between sprees'' options are unchecked, the [[Mass Murderer]] will be able to perform killing sprees every night. |
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | * If the Mass Murderer eliminates all but one player, he will still win unless the other player is an [[Arsonist]]. | + | * If the [[Mass Murderer]] eliminates all but one player, he will still win unless the other player is an [[Arsonist]]. |
**See: [[Mechanics#One Versus One|One Versus One Mechanics]]. | **See: [[Mechanics#One Versus One|One Versus One Mechanics]]. | ||
| − | * Mass | + | |
| − | * Someone that visits the Mass Murderer's target's house may be saved by a [[Doctor]] or a [[Bodyguard]]. | + | * [[Mass Murderer]]s win with [[Survivor]]s, [[Amnesiac]]s, [[Witch]]es, and other [[Mass Murderer]]s. |
| − | * A [[Doctor]] will save someone who is targeted by the Mass Murderer and stays in their "home", the [[Doctor]] will still die. | + | |
| − | * A [[Bodyguard]] will kill a Mass Murderer who attacks the [[Bodyguard]]'s target at the target's home. No-one else other than the [[Bodyguard]] and the Mass Murderer will die including other visitors to the house. | + | * Someone that visits the [[Mass Murderer]]'s target's house may be saved by a [[Doctor]] or a [[Bodyguard]]. |
| − | * [[Lookout]]s and [[Detective]]s do not survive if they visit the Mass Murderer's target. | + | |
| − | * [[Escort]]s and [[Consort]]s do survive if they visit the Mass Murder and the Mass Murderer is visiting himself. | + | * A [[Doctor]] will save someone who is targeted by the [[Mass Murderer]] and stays in their "home", the [[Doctor]] will still die. |
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| + | * A [[Bodyguard]] will kill a [[Mass Murderer]] who attacks the [[Bodyguard]]'s target at the target's home. No-one else other than the [[Bodyguard]] and the [[Mass Murderer]] will die including other visitors to the house. | ||
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| + | * [[Lookout]]s and [[Detective]]s do not survive if they visit the [[Mass Murderer]]'s target. | ||
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| + | * [[Escort]]s and [[Consort]]s do survive if they visit the [[Mass Murder]] and the [[Mass Murderer]] is visiting himself. | ||
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Revision as of 09:49, 9 April 2013
| Mass Murderer | |
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| Affiliation | Neutral |
| Summary | A crazed spree killer who thinks entrail-spilling is an art form |
| Goal | Be the last person left alive |
| Details | |
| Has Night Ability? | Yes |
| Abilities | Perform a killing spree at someone's house each night, killing anyone who visits that player at night |
| Categories | Neutral Evil, Neutral Killing |
| Investigation Results | |
| Sheriff | Mass Murderer (or Not Suspicious) |
| Investigator | Your target owns an arsenal of weapons and seems to know how to kill large numbers of people, suggesting that they are either a paranoid Veteran or a Mass Murderer. |
Contents
Overview
Each night, you target someone and kill everyone at their "house". Being at their house means someone targeting them with their ability. For instance, if a Sheriff visits your target, then the Sheriff will die. If your target has targetted someone else, they are deemed "not at home" and will not be killed. Killing two or more people will trigger a cooldown (if applicable) on your killing ability, which may be 1 or 2 nights (depending on the setting) before you are allowed to try to kill again. If a Bodyguard visits your target, they will save all players there (aside from themself) and kill you instead.
The Mass Murderer wins if he is the last player left alive.
Strategies
- Targeting roles that have no night ability will almost always kill them. This is because that role cannot "leave" his house. This will give you an almost guaranteed kill for that night. The only exception is if the person is forced to visit someone by a Witch or has been healed by a Doctor. Examples include:
- Targeting a person that is going to be visited by someone is a good strategy because you may get multiple kills.
- If the ability to target yourself is on, it may be a viable strategy to attract attention to yourself and to then kill anyone who visits you.
Options
- Invulnerable at night - (Default: Off)
- Can target self - (Default: Off)
- 1 night between sprees - (Default: Off)
- 2 night between sprees - (Default: Off)
If all the night between sprees options are unchecked, the Mass Murderer will be able to perform killing sprees every night.
Notes
- If the Mass Murderer eliminates all but one player, he will still win unless the other player is an Arsonist.
- See: One Versus One Mechanics.
- A Doctor will save someone who is targeted by the Mass Murderer and stays in their "home", the Doctor will still die.
- A Bodyguard will kill a Mass Murderer who attacks the Bodyguard's target at the target's home. No-one else other than the Bodyguard and the Mass Murderer will die including other visitors to the house.
- Lookouts and Detectives do not survive if they visit the Mass Murderer's target.
- Escorts and Consorts do survive if they visit the Mass Murder and the Mass Murderer is visiting himself.
| Roles | |
|---|---|
| Town | Bodyguard, Bus Driver, Citizen, Coroner, Crier, Detective, Doctor, Escort, Investigator, Jailor, Lookout, Marshall, Mason, Mason Leader, Mayor, Sheriff, Spy, Stump, Veteran, Vigilante |
| Mafia | Actress, Agent, Beguiler, Blackmailer, Caporegime, Consigliere, Consort, Disguiser, Framer, Godfather, Heartbreaker, Janitor, Kidnapper, Mafioso, Soldato |
| Triad | Administrator, Deceiver, Diva, Dragon Head, Enforcer, Forger, Incense Master, Informant, Interrogator, Liaison, Silencer, Vanguard |
| Neutral | Amnesiac, Arsonist, Auditor, Cultist, Electromaniac, Executioner, Jester, Judge, Lover, Mass Murderer, Poisoner, Scumbag, Serial Killer, Survivor, Witch, Witch Doctor |
