Ringtoss

• The forest is divided into nine sections: Northwestern, Northern, Northeastern, Western, Central, Eastern, Southwestern, Southern, and Southeastern. Everyone begins in the Central section and can freely move between different sections of the forest as they wish.
  
• At the beginning of the game, anywhere between 1-4 people are chosen to be the murderers. At night, they will choose one (1) person to kill by PMing me. (The killers will get a Discord group chat, and they can only kill 1 person per night.) What happens next will be decided by a roll of the dice:
  • If the killer rolls higher than or equal to the person they're attempting to kill, the victim will die.
    
  • If the killer rolls lower than the intended victim, the murder attempt fails.
    
• During the day, the Pokémon will investigate the area and discuss who could be a killer. Like .EXE, this game will have a “roll to dodge” mechanic—thanks to Ringtoss's hyperspace tomfoolery, whether you find evidence or not will be determined by a roll of the dice, as seen here:
  

1. Epic Fail - the action was not performed, and backfired horribly
   
2. Fail - nothing happened
   
3. Partial Success - the exact degree of success is established by the GM
   
4. Success - the action was carried out adequately
   
5. Epic Success - the action succeeded in the most positive way possible
   
6. Overshot - though the result was achieved, the action backfired horribly due to disproportionately large effort
   

• At any point during the day phase (barring Day 1 for obvious reasons), you may choose to vote for someone to be executed. Whoever gets the most votes will be removed from the game, and their role will be revealed.
  
• The killers win if the number of survivors are equal or greater than the number of innocents. The innocents win by voting off all killers.
  

• Investigator: +1 to rolls involving seeking evidence or looking for people/corpses. (6's become 5's.)
  
• Orator: +1 vote during the voting phase.
  
• Medic: May choose to protect someone from death during the Night Phase, including yourself; if you accidentally protect a killer, however, they redirect their aggression towards you and you risk death. If the Sharpshooter shoots whoever you're trying to protect, you die as well.
  
• Soulmates: Two players get this role. Whatever happens to one Soulmate happens to both; if one Soulmate dies, gets executed, gets healed, etc., so does the other.
  
• Patron: No special abilities.
  

• Disguise Master: Twice per game, may freely use any non-killer's ability. Otherwise, is a normal Hunter.
  
• Ninja: Once and only once per game, may kill someone without leaving any evidence, not even a body. This kill will not be affected by a roll of the dice and cannot be dodged.
  
• Distorter: Three times per game, may alter any piece of evidence to frame an innocent. This can be done in virtually any way you can think of.
  
• Hunter: No special abilities, aside from killing people.
  

• Sharpshooter: May kill a player of your choosing at night once per game; this kill cannot be prevented by the Medic's protection or the Paranoid's survival techniques, and will not be affected by a roll of the dice. If you are an innocent and you shoot another innocent, however, you will commit suicide instead.
  
• Hypnotist: May non-lethally hypnotize one player per night, making them unable to use their ability. If you are among the killers, you are unable to kill unless you're the only killer left.
  
• Paranoid: Twice per game, may prevent all other players from using their nighttime abilities on you except the Sharpshooter and Ninja.
  

1. General murdergame rules still apply.
   
2. Stylize your votes like "/vote ThisPerson", or "/vote skip" if you choose to abstain. Votes can be freely changed until the end of the day phase or until a majority is reached.
   
3. No cheating. If you are caught cheating, you will be removed from the current round and banned from the next one.
   
4. Editing posts is strongly discouraged, as it can be used to hide important information. You can just as easily make a second post correcting anything that was wrong in the first one.
   
5. Directly quoting anything I PM you, in or out of this thread, without my permission will fall under the "cheating" rule. The first offense will result in a warning, the second removal/replacement and a ban. Creating false PMs is even worse, and will get you banned without a warning.
   
6. Try not to stall. If nobody is killed or lynched over the duration of 2 days and 2 nights total, I will give the victory to whichever side caused a death last (innocents if the last death was a lynching, killers if the last death was a murder).
   
7. Killers can be as simple or as verbose in their decision to kill someone as they want. You can just tell me "I'll kill X in the southeastern section of the forest", or you can write me a paragraph describing the crime in excruciating detail, or anywhere in between.
   
8. Aside from deadlines, day phases end approximately an hour after a majority vote is reached, and night phases end when all roles with nighttime abilities use them.
   
9. Duo characters are allowed. Trios and above, however, are not.
   
10. Legendary Pokémon, Mythical Pokémon, and Ultra Beasts are allowed. However, they cannot have their signature moves, nor can they access alternate forms (such as Black/White Kyurem, Primal Groudon/Kyogre, or Silvally's various Memory types).
    

Two major people have died this month:
—Christopher Plummer, 91, actor with a career spanning 63 years.
—Polly Lou Livingstion, 91, voice of Tree Trunks in Adventure Time and personal friend of Pen Ward's.

May they be at peace.

Just what the title says, take works and cast Troubadors as characters in the work.

Exactly what it says on the tin: Make obscure references! You're free to guess the source of the reference if you think you know it, but you don't have to.

"You are a queen!"
"...in that you look like Freddie Mercury"

Ahoy. It's me, Geek. Back again with another thing based on Roblox games. Woo.

Anyways, Dookie made a little thing in his Tupperbox server that inspired this. Now, for those unfamiliar, Airplane Story is a series of Roblox games made by Ponchokings. The premise is that you board on a plane, attempted to board on one, or is on a mission to rescue a hijacked plane. It's kind of a surprise creepy sort of game (although it's more action in my honest opinion).

Here's a Wiki article that could help.

This is also the sign-up thread, so sign up here if you wish to play.

RULES AND INFOS:
- Forum rules apply as usual.
- No godmodding, metagaming, or general cheating in this game.
- This game involves segments needing RNG. They're not RTD dices, just regular RNG. Wish you luck in those situations.
- Any characters that aren't blatantly NSFW are allowed. Yes, your characters can be OP, just make sure they don't use their powers all the time and you should be good to go.
- Feel free to correct me if I did anything wrong while GM-ing; I'm human just like y'all. 
- Have fun!

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Slots:
1. Ten, as Joseph Joestar 
2. Josh, as Marcia “Morphy” Shyneet
3. Matthew, as Russel Casse
4. MP, as Cirno
5. JKBenbot, as Forgetful Freddy
6. Dookie, as Ed
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modedit: also here's the TCRPWiki page

Post things...with no context! Anything at all (That doesn't break the rules). Go ahead!

British Columbia, Canada, November 13 2026.

…

It started like any other early winter flurry, kicking tufts of snow into sidewalks and roads, urging families to scurry to the grocery store to stock up on milk and eggs. However, as winter deepened it got worse, piling record amounts of snow and ice onto the province.
By May, scientists were befuddled: it was like Mother Nature decided that burning humanity away wouldn't work, and instead tried to freeze the invasive species away like a deep-rooted wart. When the term the Big Freeze is coined and Canada's federal government called an emergency meeting in order to handle it, all hell broke loose.
By July, society had all but collapsed – with production chains drying up, panic buying hit hard and people starved. People died. Cults around both the sun and the snow sprung up and withered away, government powers all but disappeared, and finally, a year and a day after the first snow, a geomagnetic storm killed most electronics – cutting the power grid and stopping traffic where it stood.
You have decided to brave the roads and head north. Braving the roads and the increasingly braver wilderness in an attempt to find food and shelter, you eventually come across the budding community of River Bend. Will you survive the Big Freeze?

…

The Big Freeze is a longform, prose-heavy RP set in a future Canada where endless winter has ravaged the land and brought society to its knees. The town of River Bend, British Columbia is built on the ruins of a previously existing town, and major locations include:

• The Post Office
  
• The Old Bank
  
• The Church
  
• The School
  
• Town Hall
  
• The Barracks