Well, one of our members was asked by rey to mole Lord Jesseus before his death, and he assured and reassured our troll that Aura Guardian was his last teammate.
Did Lord Jesseus really sell us out, rey?
Well, one of our members was asked by rey to mole Lord Jesseus before his death, and he assured and reassured our troll that Aura Guardian was his last teammate.
Dear Aura_Guardian,
You are the Terminator. You are aligned with the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect.
Technically, you are a cyborg rather than a man, but nobody can tell because there's a layer of skin and flesh around your nearly impenetrable endoskeleton. You were built to infiltrate, and then destroy your target. Your current target is set to "everything except the Well-Armed Men".
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Scanning files about [user]" You will go through your memory to look up information on your target. Since you are built to kill, not speak, you will not be able to produce an entire role PM. However, you will find someone's role name, alliance and a concise summary of their role.
The Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will knock on your target's door and ask if they are Sarah Connor (old habits die hard). You will then shoot them several times with your gun with laser scope.
You win of the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect win.
He sold out Aura Guardian the cycle when he was gonna get lynched, he was asking for wolf contact, so I made a fake for Coronis and told him to go for it, and to post everything I told him and inform me everything Lord Jesseus said. Eventually, Lord Jesseus believed my not-so-good wolf fake, and he told Coronis his partner would contact him. I didnt want a "tomorrow" so I told Coronis to put pressure on him, and he told us "Its Aura Guardian", and even though I wanted his role PM to be 100% sure, he didnt, so we only were half sure, and after his "Veedrock typo" we were completely sure he was bad.
This was my role PM. I did little of distinction this game, other than cleaning moot on Cycle 1 by confirming him as having high priority. But by consistently giving rey results that matched other inspections, I gained his trust.Dear Staraptor Call,
You are Roadrunner. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are the prime target of Wile E. Coyote, your ever-hungry enemy. Luckily, the coyote is waiting on his delayed order from the ACME Corporation, which allows you to do other things. As you are extremely swift, it is easy for you to see how others measure up speed-wise, which might come handy.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Measuring [user]'s speed" You will compare your target's speed to the average speed of "five". What exactly "five" means, you aren't sure of.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
AG also sold out Genny. LJ sorry for playing you like that
Dear billymills,
You are Khaled Mardam-Bey. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are the developer of mIRC, the most widely used IRC client. No matter how long you make us stare at your ugly face during start-up, begging us to register our copy, we won't.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - [user] has been using mIRC for 681 days, which is longer than the evaluation period ;)" You will beg your target to register mIRC with a 50% discount. They will refuse, so you will devise a script that copies all their log files to your computer, giving you full insight on their role.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear RB Golbat,
You are Mushu. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You were sent by the ancestors of the Fa family line to awaken the Great Stone Dragon, but you failed and broke the thing instead. To avoid the wrath of your superiors, you devoted yourself to protecting Mulan yourself. Since you don't see Mulan anywhere, you'll just protect other people instead while you're at it.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Making a war hero out of [user]" You will accompany your target throughout the whole Cycle, spouting flames at whoever intends to kill him or her, scaring them off.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Engineer Pikachu,
You are Kanye West. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are a famous rapper with a large ego problem. You wear hilarious but useless shades, and you made a joke out of Taylor Swift.
Once in the game, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Yo [user1], I'm real happy for you, and I'ma let you finish, but [user2] is the best lynch target OF ALL TIME" You will steal the microphone from user1 and declare user2 the best viable lynch target instead. This will only work if user1 is aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet while user2 is not. This ability has a higher priority than the lynch.
If you use your ability, but user1 is not voted to be lynched, your ability will fail, but you will get to try again in another cycle. Only one more time, though. If your role fails for other reasons, you do not get to try again.
Your role has higher priority than the lynch.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear evan/Exarius,
You are the Office Assistant. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are the annoying tool that always pops up to give idiotic suggestions on how to format someone's work in Word, Powerpoint or Excel. While you can take on many different forms, you are best known as a paperclip.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - It looks like you are trying to kill someone, [user]" This ability only works if your target is trying to kill someone. You will bother your target with endless questions and ideas on how to do this more efficiently that they will give up and abandon their attempt.
You could also send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Would you like me to help, [user]?" Without waiting for an answer, you will change your target's spreadsheet so that they will screw up whatever they were doing, other than killing.
You cannot use both of your abilities on the same Cycle or target the same person twice in a row.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Veedrock,
You are Kesuke Miyagi. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are a master of all that is martial arts. You originally learned karate from your father, and chose to pass it on to several apprentices. There is no time for a training course now, though.
A karate master must at all times be aware of his surroundings and enemies. At the end of every Cycle, you will get to know how many people have targeted you, but you will not know their identity.
Right now, you have adopted a defensive stance. However, if throughout the game, you have been targeted two times, you will step up and use your expertise to defeat someone in a fight to the death. You will be notified when this occurs. You cannot gain more than two kills this way.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Staraptor Call,
You are Roadrunner. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are the prime target of Wile E. Coyote, your ever-hungry enemy. Luckily, the coyote is waiting on his delayed order from the ACME Corporation, which allows you to do other things. As you are extremely swift, it is easy for you to see how others measure up speed-wise, which might come handy.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Measuring [user]'s speed" You will compare your target's speed to the average speed of "five". What exactly "five" means, you aren't sure of.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Coronis,
You are Yoda. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are a well known Jedi Master and have had many Padawans learning from you. You don't speak very well but you don't need words to show them how to fight with a lightsaber. Of course, knowledge is the most important thing of all, and you happen to have that in excess.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Sharing Wisdom". In the body of your PM, you may write words of wisdom to me. However, since you are so hard to understand, some words will be taken and inserted into the next update in random places. I reserve the right to not use all of it or to add similar words if I wish.
Also, during the day, you must post all your lynch votes in reverse order (for example, "porygon3 voting"). Even though you can't post them correctly, your votes will count.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear polelover44,
You are Shiro Emiya. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are a guy from Fate/stay night. Goodhearted, honest, you like helping others and you despise the use of the Holy Grail. You are best known for one certain badly translated line.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - [user] died when he was killed" Your target must be dead. You will discover whether the Monsters or the Well-Armed Men killed this user.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear moot,
You are Gosalyn Mallard. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are the adopted daughter of Drake Mallard, who at night takes up the role as the superhero Darkwing Duck, protecting St. Mallard against some of the most vicious villains in cartoon history. Fighting the Monsters and the Well-Armed men seems like it's up his alley. Now where could he be?
Your impatience and curiosity know no bounds. Once during each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Are we there yet?" The moment the host reads your PM, you will receive the amount of actions that have already been sent in (including yours). Obviously, this action has higher priority than the lynch.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Fishy,
You are Rolf. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You're one of the youngest Greil Mercenaries, and one of their two archers. The other archer is Shinon, who has taught you how to weild a bow. While you will never surpass your master, you are a great pupil nonetheless.
In this game, you have learned from several masters as well. While you have no powers right now, if you outlive one of them, you will pick up where they left off. You will never be as good as them, though.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear IRON KENYAN,
You are Bob Ross. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are a calm and patient artist, best known for your television show "The Joy of Painting". You are a master of creating beautiful oil paintings using seemingly simple steps. Through your explorations of the oil paint media, you have created some of the most interesting pieces of artwork that this host has ever laid eyes on.
This conflict is your opportunity to spread "The Joy of Painting" to everyone! You may not use text in any of your posts: instead, you must use pictures, even for lynch votes. Preferably drawn in MS Paint.
You must make sure that the people out there appreciate your art. It is imperative that they write positive reviews of your masterpieces. You must avoid negative criticism at all costs. If you have three more positive than negative reviews of your pictures at the end of any Cycle, you will become famous and gain new powers.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Flamestrike,
You are the Man Goat. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
BAAAAAAAAAAH! Justin Mclennan came across you while BAAAHAAAAAH hiking in Peru. He couldn't BAAHAAAAAAH figure out who was yelling until he saw it was BAAAAAAAAAAH you.
You are quite famous for your beautiful background voice on Usher's "Papers" song. You two are best friends now, and you know each other through and through. Usher is: Reyscarface.
Whenever anyone hears the voice of the Man Goat, they will assume Usher's voice is there as well. Therefore, if either of you vote in a lynch while the other doesn't (even if the other is dead), that vote will count double.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear ReyScarface,
You are Usher. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
Usher Raymond IV (born October 14, 1978), who performs under the mononym Usher, is an American recording artist and actor. He rose to fame in the 1990s, releasing the multi-platinum album My Way (1997) and 8701 (2001). His success continued with Confessions (2004), which has sold over ten million copies in the United States, and been certified diamond by the RIAA. To date, he has sold over 40 million albums worldwide and has won five Grammy Awards. In 2008, Usher was ranked as the 21st most successful Hot 100 Singles Artist of all-time by Billboard magazine. He ranked higher than any other artist of his generation.
That's what Wikipedia says. What they neglect to mention is that you became an internet phenomenon when singing alongside the Man Goat. Since then, you signed them papers together and became best buddies. The Man Goat is: Flamestrike, and you're going to stick together to win this.
Whenever someone hears papers, they will automatically add the goat's mekkering to it even if it actually isn't there. Whenever either of you votes in a lynch while the other doesn't (even if the other is dead), that vote will count double.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Fishin,
You are RB Golbat. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You are one of the most active Smogoners, helping out in nearly every aspect of Pokémon articles. Whether it be moderating, caching or battling, you're on top of it.
What less people know is that you are also a Wikipedia moderator. Through quality checking all these articles, you often learn fun facts. Every Cycle, you will be proofreading a Wikipedia page, and learn something about the game that you probably didn't know before!
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear porygon3,
You are a Dementor. You are aligned with the Things You Find on the Internet.
You're a floating, cloaked representation of fear itself. Whenever you are near humans, you suck out their happy thoughts and force them to remember their worst memories and nightmares.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Leeching [user]'s happy thoughts" You will surround your target with a cold mist, and drown your target in mysery. If your target is being inspected, or inspecting anyone, you will prevent the inspector from receiving results.
If you ever manage to drain someone's thoughts, you will gain the one-time ability to give someone the Dementor's Kiss. You may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Giving [user] the Dementor's Kiss" You will suck your target's soul out of them through their mouth, killing them. You cannot leech someone's happy thoughts and give the Dementor's Kiss on the same Cycle. You cannot earn the ability to give the Dementor's Kiss more than once, but you will still be able to leech someone's happy thoughts after you gave someone the Dementor's Kiss.
You win if the Things You Find on the Internet win.
Dear Amelia,
You are NegaDuck. You are aligned with yourself.
You are the evil version of Darkwing Duck, courtesy of an alternate dimension. You have an unhealthy obsession with anything that is evil, and you settle for nothing less but everything.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Shooting [user]" You will dual-weild two large guns and fire them at your target. Or something like that, but worse.
Using your criminal genius, you have made it virtually impossible for anyone to get to you during the first two Cycles. A lynch on you will result in no lynch, and kills targeting you will fail.
Before you came here, you trapped Darkwing Duck in an alternate dimension, so you know he is not in the game. However, it is likely that a certain Gosalyn Mallard is still looking for him. You may want to disguise yourself as Darkwing Duck to gain her trust.
In addition, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Infiltrating [user]" You will impersonate Darkwing Duck in order to learn what your target's role command is, if they have any. If they have more than one, you will receive the first one in their PM. So in your case, that would be "Shooting [user]".
You win if you are the last person alive.
Dear friends,
You are the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist.
During your first annual Monster Meeting, you determined that mankind will not let you get away with this without a fight. While originally you just wanted to play bridge, it seems the others leave you with no choice. Especially those pesky Armed Men With Something To Protect.
Your faction consists of:
Genny, the Yeti, kidnapper
Altair, Ho-oh, inspector
Mr. 378, Loch Ness Monster, crossfire preventor
Gmax, El Chupacabra, lynch preventor
As an evil faction, you posess the ability to kill. You may only kill once during Cycle 1 and Cycle 2, but afterwards, you can kill once every Cycle. Each of you has an unique way of killing targets, and you are to specify which one of you executes the kill for the purpose of the game.
Your role PMs tell you you are supposed to send in actions via PM, but as the rules say, you are also permitted to just give me your targets on IRC, even those of team mates if necessary (though make sure everyone agrees on those targets). I recommend using a spreadsheet or a channel topic to store your actions in, or if you want I can set up an anonymous, hidden forum somewhere (this proved quite effective in DA Mafia).
As monsters, you cannot afford to go public. You will have to disguise your looks, as well as your abilities. You get to know that the following three abilities are not present on the Internet right now:
1. reverse martyr (anyone targeting his target targets the reverse martyr instead)
2. hook preventor (anyone trying to prevent or redirect his target will fail to do so)
3. bullet proof vest (anyone trying to kill the bullet proof vest will fail to do so)
To make your disguise more believable, you are capable of imitating a "reverse martyr" and a "hook preventor" once in the game. You will need to name an executioner, a target, and flavor (should it be needed) when using it.
During Cycle 1, you may give the host a list of ten or more role names. Of this list, the host will immediatly return five roles names that are guaranteed to be not in the game. This ability cannot fail.
You win if the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist win.
2. Genny - Yeti - Kidnapper
Dear Genny,
You are the Yeti. You are aligned with the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist.
You are the Abominable Snowman, a legendary creature said to wander around in the Himalaya. Like a wolf or bear walking on its hind legs, capable of surviving the freezing temperatures thanks to your thick fur. This snowman isn't one kids build for fun!
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Luring [user] into the mountains" You will make a quick appearance to tempt your target to look for you in the Himalaya mountains. You will shake them off, and they will inevitably get lost. It will take them the entire next Cycle to return to their base camp. Your luring trick only works once on each player, and it has the lowest priority out of any action.
While lost in the mountains, your target is considered dead for most purposes in the game. He cannot be lynched or targeted by roles, and he cannot cast a vote, use a role or post in the thread. He is also prohibited from saying anything but "I am kidnapped, I cannot speak" outside of the thread.
Your target only has one means of communication: his nearly empty radio transmitter. While lost in the mountains, a player can send a PM entitled "Cycle X - S.O.S." Whatever is written in the main body will be publicized by the host the moment he reads it. This can only be done once.
The Monsters Which May or May Not Exist may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will roar with enough volume to cause an avalanche. You will bury your target under a thick layer of stone, ice and snow.
You win if the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist win.
Dear Altair,
You are Ho-oh. You are aligned with the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist.
You are the legendary flaming rainbow turkey, and the first legendary Pokémon seen in the anime. You fled from one of Ecruteak's towers only to go and sit on another, though some self-proclaimed wisemen insist on sitting on the stairways unless someone has one of your feathers.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Sunny Day around [user]'s residence" You will illuminate your target's surroundings, allowing you to read their entire role PM.
The Monsters Which May or May Not Exist may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will use your special Sacred Fire technique to burn your target to a crisp.
You win if the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist win.
4. Mr. 378 - Loch Ness - Crossfire Preventor
Dear Mr. 378,
You are the Loch Ness Monster. You are aligned with the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist.
Nicknamed "Nessie", you are said to reside in a lake in Scotland, though the evidence is extremely disputable. They say you are one of the last surviving dinosaurs. They even dedicated an entire bureau of investigation to try and prove your existence.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Whirlpool [user]" If the Well-Armed Men Who Have Something To Protect attempt to kill you or one of your allies, you will cause a large whirlpool to prevent this, and redirect their kill towards your target instead. This ability will fail if the target you chose is a Well-Armed Man. Once you have successfully redirected a kill, you will be notified of this and you will not be able to use the ability again.
The Monsters Which May or May Not Exist may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will emerge from the lake while your target is trying to photograph you, drag them underwater and drown them.
You win if the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist win.
Dear Gmax,
You are El Chupacabra. You are aligned with the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist.
WROAR RAWR RAWR RAAAAH. Look at the doggie! He's not a doggie, he's El Chupacabra! I'm running! I will help you!
What can you do? Once in the game, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - I will turn into Chupacabra, too!" Good idea! At the end of the current cycle, everyone's lynch votes will be edited to "OH MY GOD! CHUPACABRA FIGHT!" and there will be no lynch. This action has a higher priority than the lynch itself.
The Monsters Which May or May Not Exist may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will torture your target to death by forcing them to watch every single Twilight movie.
You win if the Monsters Which May or May Not Exist win.
Dear friends,
You are the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect.
You came to wherever you are to cause mayhem and take over, not necessarily in any order. There's little to no room for subtleties here: get in there, shoot everything that's in the way until nothing but your pals are left. A simple but effective method.
Your faction consists of:
Lord Jesseus, John McClane, vote negator
Aura_Guardian, the Terminator, inspector
Bass, Tommy Vercetti, crossfire preventor
shade, Andrew Schneider, inspection preventor
As an evil faction, you posess the ability to kill. You may only kill once during Cycle 1 and Cycle 2, but afterwards, you can kill once every Cycle. Each of you has an unique way of killing targets, and you are to specify which one of you executes the kill for the purpose of the game.
Your role PMs tell you you are supposed to send in actions via PM, but as the rules say, you are also permitted to just give me your targets on IRC, even those of team mates if necessary (though make sure everyone agrees on those targets). I recommend using a spreadsheet or a channel topic to store your actions in, or if you want I can set up an anonymous, hidden forum somewhere (this proved quite effective in DA Mafia).
As armed men, you cannot afford to go public. You will have to hide your weapons and create a new identity. You get to know that the following three abilities are not present on the Internet right now:
1. rogue (if the rogue's target, or anyone aligned with them, kills the rogue, the rogue can resurrect)
2. tracker/watcher (if target visited anyone during the current Cycle, tracker/watcher receives the names of all their targets. if they did not visit anyone, tracker/watcher receives the names of all who targeted the tracker/watcher's target)
3. role copier (copies the role of his target for the next night, with some exceptions)
To make your disguise more believable, you are capable of imitating a tracker/watcher and a role copier, but only once. To use it, name an executioner and a target.
During Cycle 1, you may give the host a list of ten or more role names. Of this list, the host will immediatly return five roles names that are guaranteed to be not in the game. This ability cannot fail.
You win of the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect win.
6. Lord Jesseus - John McClane - Vote Negator
Dear Lord Jesseus,
You are John McClane. You are aligned with the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect.
You are a cop and a hero, having prevented several evil ploys by cunning villains such as Hans Gruber's grand robbery of Nakatomi Plaza, or Thomas Gabriel's firesale. Your specialties include kicking ass and throwing one-liners around.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Showing [user1] what makes you that guy" You will beat your target in a fistfight then hold them at gunpoint, making any vote they make during the next Cycle count as zero. They will be notified of this.
The Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will shoot your target with your own weapon, dress the body up as Santa Clause, write "Now I have a machine gun, ho! ho! ho!" on the suit, then send them down the elevator. After you have done this, your kill method will change to driving a car into a helicopter your target is in, causing a great explosion.
You win of the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect win.
7. Aura_Guardian - The Terminator - Inspector
Dear Aura_Guardian,
You are the Terminator. You are aligned with the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect.
Technically, you are a cyborg rather than a man, but nobody can tell because there's a layer of skin and flesh around your nearly impenetrable endoskeleton. You were built to infiltrate, and then destroy your target. Your current target is set to "everything except the Well-Armed Men".
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Scanning files about [user]" You will go through your memory to look up information on your target. Since you are built to kill, not speak, you will not be able to produce an entire role PM. However, you will find someone's role name, alliance and a concise summary of their role.
The Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will knock on your target's door and ask if they are Sarah Connor (old habits die hard). You will then shoot them several times with your gun with laser scope.
You win of the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect win.
Dear Bass,
You are Tommy Vercetti. You are aligned with the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect.
Your life took a turn for the worse when your drug deal turned out to be a set-up, but you escaped with Lance and your life to Vice City, where you built your own drug empire. You got revenge on those who backstabbed you every time, and now you're going to use the Well-Armed Men to expand your imperium to a whole new level.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - Keep your friends close, [user]" If the Monsters Which May Or May Not Exist attempt to kill you or one of your allies, you will send the Vercetti Gang to interfere and force them to kill your target instead. This ability will fail if the target you chose is a Monster. Once you have successfully redirected a kill, you will be notified of this and you will not be able to use the ability again.
The Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will fire a rocket launcher in their general direction.
You win of the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect win.
Dear shade,
You are Andrew Schneider. You are aligned with the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect.
You are a maniac in posession of a unicycle and several guns, and an expert in performing drive-by's from said unicycle. This makes you a force to be reckoned with.
Each Cycle, you may send a PM entitled "Cycle X - WHYYYYYY [user]" You will ride around your target's residence and shoot at anyone who tries to investigate upon it. Anyone using an investigative role on your target will be told they were prevented from using their role. The reason they are told has nothing to do with a unicycle or guns.
The Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect may also decide on killing someone each Cycle, though you may not kill in both Cycle 1 and Cycle 2. If you are chosen to execute the kill, you will perform a drive-by shooting from your unicycle on your target.
You win of the Well-Armed Men With Something To Protect win.