People appear here as they scan in. Tap a row to open it. Set the role on the first night, mark the vest, the poison and the anchor as they happen, and tap the skull when they fall. The TV and every phone follow within a few seconds.
Nobody has scanned in yet.
Parity, out loud: the Mafia win the moment they equal or outnumber everyone still breathing. The Godmother and the Postman are not Mafia, so they sit on the other side of that math.
Tell the town
What the TV says
Every morning tells one of these. Deliver them the same way every time, so the room never learns anything from your voice.
The blade landed
“The Mafia visited last night. [Name] did not survive.”
First victim of the game becomes the Undertaker. Give them the job before the arguing starts.
A miraculous save
“The Mafia struck last night… and a miracle answered. No one died.”
The Doctors caught it. Say nothing about who.
Steel met steel
“The Mafia struck last night… and steel met steel. No one died.”
A Vest. Tap him in the dark, never in the light.
No body at all
“Someone in this room is dying.”
The poison. Only the victim knows. One day, then they fall at the next dawn unless the Quack dies first.
A hero fell
“A hero fell last night.”
The Bodyguard took the second blade for his ward. One sentence. Strictly one.
If the town votes out the Postman: he goes postal and everyone dies. Let it happen.
Inquire of the Dead: two-thirds of the living, voted blind. If it passes it replaces the trial. One yes or no question. One knock yes, two knocks no. Once per game.
Order of the Night
Every call, every night, same cadence. Alive, dead or turned. An empty call has to sound exactly like an answered one.
The Day
Deliberation. Speak, then hand in the air. Hand stays up, you stay silent.
The roll call. Every hand up, then everyone says their name at once.
The count. A finger raised for each vote received. Top two go on trial.
The trial. Both plead, then turn around, blind to the room, and the group votes by hand.
The sentence. The Undertaker walks the loser to the Graveyard.
The sunset. Everyone sleeps. Only then do you say whether the town can rest any easier tonight.
The Postman's Letters
Delivery: read it at night with every eye still closed, tapping the recipient as you go. Nobody wakes until the punchline lands.
Dealing
Role
Cards
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Building the deck: count those cards out and set the rest of the pack aside.
The Log
Everything that happened, in order. Shaded lines were shown to the town.
Sounds & Music
These play out of the TV, about a second after you tap. The TV has to have been tapped once tonight to unlock its speaker. The harp plays itself at every dawn, and the bell tolls when the game ends.
Music
Spotify playlist link
Follows the phases means it plays while people are gathering and all through every night, then pauses at dawn.
Two things this needs. Paste a normal playlist link from Spotify's Share menu. And the browser showing your TV page has to be signed in to Spotify, otherwise Spotify only allows thirty second previews. Sign in on that screen once before people arrive and test it with Play now.
Screens
Table code
Put the TV page on the big screen. It carries the code and the QR the whole night.
Same crowd, another round? Use New game, same people on the Table tab. The code stays the same, everyone keeps their seat and their face, and only the roles, deaths and letters are wiped. Nobody has to scan anything again.
Different night, different room? Use New table at the top. That makes a brand new code with nobody in it, and every phone has to scan in again. Your PIN stays the same.
About your PIN. It is the key to your tables, not to one game. Any phone that knows a table's code and your PIN can run that table, which is how you hand the Narrator screen to someone else. Keep using the same PIN every night.
That does not delete anything. It just sends this phone back to the opening screen so you can start a new table or open a different one.