Rokkenjima Mafia - Game V [CANCELLED]

In that familiar marble hall in the world above worlds 13 players were seated. They were here thanks to yet another unexplainable envelope, this one from the Crimson announcing that due to his ill health he would not be able to hold a gameboard, inviting players to attend a board ran by another player.

They were enthusiastic at first, but when they read the name of the gamemaster many of them could do naught but groan.

“What would such a unpredictable man do when given charge of such an illustratious board?” they had pondered.

Now they were just sipping their tea, waiting for his arrival, wondering what bizzare light show would flare up upon his entrance.

Eventually the gamemaster did enter the room, silent. He seemed to want to keep an air of elegance, one that fits such a fine gameboard.

He began the gameboard in a very official manner, merely checking who was present before announcing the beginning of the board.

Many of the players almost sighed in relief, thankful that he wasn’t going to pull his usual antics. “Maybe this time we can get a normal game out of him.”

And then the illusion of elegance was shattered.

As they peered down to the lower plane the voyagers noticed something. The setting was different from usual. The ordinary mansion that they had grown so used to had been stripped away. Instead what lay in it’s place was…


8 people were gathered around in a room inside the A block of LABO. They knew they had little time to spare on this, they should be seraching for AD, but they couldn’t just leave him. Watase Kasasagi was dead. His constant venturing into highly irradiated zones had simply been too much for his body to handle, and he had slipped from exhaustion in the burnt factory area, tragically dying in an accident.

They placed flowers on his body, held a brief moment of silence in honor of his accomplishments such as bringing the schoolchildren to the safety of their group and then they stood up, resolve in their eyes. They wouldn’t let his sacrifice go to waste. They’d search. They’d survive.


As time slowed to a halt in the setting the gamemaster burst into laughter, unable to contain his excitement and amusement.

“Really? You thought I’d run a run of the mill game? Kyahahahaha! Preposterous! Well I hope all of you have fun!”

“It’s time to begin!”



We are now in the Discussion Phase! This is the equivalent of the Daylight Phase in previous games, and so this phase will either end in 48 hours or if a Majority is reached.

There are 13 players left, so the majority lynch is at 7.

And by my watch the time in BST is 00:46 on the 2nd of April.

This phase will end at 00:46 BST on the 4th of April or if 7 people vote for the same option.

Can all players please remember that their Identities are not things to just casually reveal in this game, and make it rather easy to figure out your Ability for anyone familiar with the setting.

You may begin posting as soon as your Role PM arrives. No earlier please.

@Restkastel @PocketyHat @StarTurner @Karifean @Antra @EternalMagician @Blackrune @thesorceress @VyseGolbez @Wonderlander @King_Titanite_XV @Doldod @Blue

The gamemaster struck his knuckles against the table both to get all the player’s attention (as he failed to do so earlier) and as a signal that all Private Role sheets should have been sent out.

Quick Question: What series does this gameboard take place in?

Alright nice. Didn’t want to post until such a message had been sent out - didn’t want to get caught out somehow because “OH, ALL THE WITCHES GOT THEIR ROLES EARLY” or something similar.

We all know how this goes first day. We try to gather info, people that are confident tell us a bit about themselves, we eventually vote No Death. It’s how it happens every time, except the first game where everyone was blind and had their brains removed apparently considering what went down there.

I won’t cast my vote yet but that’s probably how I’m going to sort this day out too. And I trust everyone else here that knows what they’re doing shall do the same…
I’ll write this in italics, to show I plan to push it but I’m not making it final yet.
Vote: No Death
You guys can feel free to do the same, but I won’t put it as an orange tactic or anything. It isn’t even a good idea really, it just makes the page easier to look through quickly for us.

I think Root Double. Not sure which route of the game, I forget who’s central to which one.

Well, now that would be telling!

It’s Root Double

@Karifean and @StarTurner know a fair bit about it, why not ask them?

dont they are both chronic liars
though so is picto so i dunno what you should do in this board of madmen

What a strange situation we’ve found ourselves in…

But, it seems rude not to introduce myself. Hello, everyone I am Keiji Ukita, Human Aligned Knowledgeable Scientist.

I’m inclined to agree with Mr. King, that we shouldn’t try to kill anyone at this point. Though I’d rather not vote before I hear a bit from others. So! Everyone! Who are all of you?

I’m leaning towards voting No Death this Phase as well since I feel like there is no benefit to lynching someone without information. I won’t set my vote in stone yet as I want to hear what the others have to say.

These two posts summarize my thoughts at the moment.

Quick reminder, as I failed to tag the post correctly:

Well, that will discourage them.

Oh? Did this finally start? Then let me wake up from my slumber and try to be really incompet-

Oh right, it’s the first phase. There’s nothing to discuss about, it’s either random lynch or no death. Yawn. Lemme cast my vote now in case I fall asleep or get absolutely distracted from this gameboard.

Vote: No Death

I’ll keep this vote unless some madman convinces me otherwise.
If there’s anything to talk about, like the setting, then you guys can start asking and answering questions, because my curiosity is broken at the moment. :cackle:

Although I’m going to be wary anyway, who knows what our gamemaster has planned for us. :stare:

Okay guys lets start the theorycrafting, what does a scientist do? I’m guessing that one ability that lets you identify a corpse’s role, but that isn’t chaotic enough for this gameboard. Perhaps a one-time kill using a poison? That’s human enough - gun owner was a human team trait before, after all!

Anyone else got any better ideas?

As picto hinted at, me and Kari have read Root Double. Keiji Ukita was a scientist in LABO. As far as I can remember, he was decently knowledgeable on LABO and it’s systems. I’m not sure if that will tell us much though. Maybe Kari has some better ideas?

Hey guys. So this’ll be an utterly crazy game, huh? In that case before we make a vote or anything else, I guess we should wait for everyone to check in, just in case we’ve been thrown a curveball we don’t even know about yet.

I will give you the gift of telling you I’m totally vanilla. Sorry man.

@Restkastel @PocketyHat @StarTurner @Karifean @Antra @EternalMagician @Blackrune @thesorceress @VyseGolbez @Wonderlander @King_Titanite_XV @Doldod @Blue

The gamemaster suddenly looked very angry.

He raised his hand and struck the table, sending a pillar of flame across it. The pillar seemed to seek out one of the players spitting embers in random directions as it did so. It moved at an incredible speed, reaching one of the player’s chairs in an instant, not even giving them the chance to move.

They couldn’t even scream.

The other players barely even reacted, continuing as if nothing had happened.

@thesorceress has now been modkilled, for breaking the first rule of this gameboard.

I doubt the man is angry. Come on, haha! It’s chaotic, isn’t it? Why would you be aaaaannnnnngggggrrrrrryyyyyy?

I’m not sure if this is the true pictoshark we all know and love.

On the gameboard time briefly resumes. A scientist opened a door unaware of the dangers behind it. He was quickly consumed by the raging flames, burning to a cinder in an instant.

@thesorceress is dead, their piece was: Keiji Ukita, [color=blue]Human Aligned Knowledgeable Scientist[/color]