The Mafia have invaded the town, intending to make use of its resources! But which side will you be fighting for? As a self-respecting Townie, your job is to flush out the corrupt elements of your society and put the Mafia behind bars. As a Mafioso, your job is to crush the worthless fools who think they're smart enough to run a town fairly and make sure the town doesn't have the firepower to threaten your group of elite clientèle so they can move in permanently.

There are also a few Wild Cards who fight for themselves and themselves alone. However, prove to these players the benefits of assisting your faction and they may swear to serve your cause. Leave these Wild Cards to their own devices, and any side may claim victory.

Worse, a few people have lost their memories! Not knowing who they are, they may choose to fight for their mortal enemies by mistake. Both factions are all too happy to take advantage of this.

The object of the game is to eliminate players who you believe are working for an opposing faction until your faction is the only one with any influence in the town remaining. The game takes place over several game days, with a daytime and nighttime phase. During the daytime, the Townies reign: every player can eliminate other players by voting for the most suspicious player in the Town – at sunset, the votes are counted and the three players with the most votes get put on trial. If found Guilty, they are out of the game, never to be seen again. At night, the powerful members of the Town come out of hiding: by taking advantage of players with special abilities, players can speed up the process of elimination at night, attempt to gather more information about the Town's population, or use other, more devious skills. The results of the use of these actions is revealed when dawn comes again.

YOU ARE EXPECTED TO GIVE OTHER PLAYERS PRIVATE MESSAGES (“PMs”) IN THE GAME AND POST IN THE GAME THREAD WHILST ALIVE, NO MATTER WHAT YOUR ROLE IS. Not doing so makes you look inactive and a big, fat target. Don't be afraid to form allegiances with other players and don't be afraid to lie to other players' faces to win; that's what the game is about!

If a faction's victory conditions are met, they win the game.

Townies: Eliminate all Mafia players.
Mafia: Eliminate all Townie players or eliminate enough Townie players to make it impossible to eliminate any Mafiosi.

If a faction's loss conditions are met, they lose the game. Your faction also loses the game if one of the other factions achieves its victory conditions. IF A FACTION HAS LOST OR IS DISQUALIFIED BY THE GM, ALL ITS LIVING MEMBERS BECOME UNAFFILIATED AND MAY JOIN ANOTHER FACTION. Should multiple faction members be found breaking the game rules, especially as a group, they will disqualify their faction.

Townies: All the Townies are eliminated or enough Townie players are eliminated to make it impossible to eliminate any Mafiosi.
Mafia: All the Mafiosi are eliminated.

Each of the factions plays very differently. Get to know each faction and how they'll be expected to be playing, because you'll either be playing for them or fighting them. A faction with good players is very likely to stick to the following styles of play:

Townies: The Town has the most control over the Courts and is the largest faction; take advantage of this and gather strength in numbers so that the Mafia cannot destroy you. Watch out for spies trying to sabotage the Town's plans; it could be anyone, even one of your own faction. Be careful not to let paranoia destroy your chances of victory, however, and do not turn away rogue wild card players too quickly, for they may provide the Town with the extra assistance it needs to win the Town back.
Mafia: The Mafia is relatively small, but it is strong as a team. The player with the Names List would be wise to contact all of their allies and attempt to bring the Mafiosi together; divided Mafiosi are dead Mafiosi. Beware the potential turncoats within your ranks; convince them to remain loyal or “permanently end their service contract”; the choice is yours. The more Mafiosi that die, the harder it will be for the Mafia to obtain victory. Do not overlook the potential benefits of hiring external servicemen either; wild cards are well-equipped to assist your cause.
Wild Cards: This round brings an interesting new dynamic to Wild Card play – you're no longer safe in the knowledge that you are who you think you are. Be careful with every move you make, and watch what you say and do – it could cost you later on.

THREE REAL-LIFE DAYS MAKE UP ONE GAME DAY: EACH DAYTIME PHASE LASTS 48 HOURS AND EACH NIGHTTIME PHASE LASTS 24 HOURS. Phases will begin and end at 16:30 PST (Western US). This is equivalent to 19:30 EST (Eastern US) or 00:30 BST (British). Posts will be made to announce the change of a phase and the results of any actions or lynches that have occurred during that phase. Phases do not officially change until the announcement post has been written and posted, and may be updated late at the discretion of the Game Master. Please avoid performing any actions or discussing the game after the formal deadline.

The game will start with the Nighttime: Day 0 phase, followed by the Daytime: Day 1 phase, then the Nighttime: Day 1 phase, then the Daytime: Day 2 phase, etc. It is recommended that you begin forming alliances from the first phase of the game. During Nighttime: Day 0, all special abilities that are not permanently active are blocked.

This is the general flow of a typical gameday:

• Daytime: Players can gather evidence, and can use them to gain small one-time powers, or give the evidence to Phoenix instead. Votes are cast by all players. The top 3 players voted out are put on trial.
• Trial: At the beginning of the trial phase, Phoenix Wright sorts the evidence that was submitted to him into which of the three trials he will use them for. Each piece of evidence contributes to the defense score for the trial it is assigned to. Should a player's defense score be more than 0 they are declared Not Guilty, and may continue to play as normal. Otherwise, they are declared Guilty. Guilty players are lynched and killed, their role revealed. The Trial Phase is conducted as though it were the end of the Daytime Phase.
• Nighttime: Players use their night actions. Players gather and utilise more evidence in this time.

UNLESS CONTRADICTED BY STANDARD OR SPECIAL EVIDENCE ACTIONS, ALL ACTIONS TAKEN BY PLAYERS CAN BE CANCELLED, REACTIVATED AND HAVE THEIR TARGETS CHANGED AN INFINITE NUMBER OF TIMES BEFORE THE DEADLINE FOR THE NEXT PHASE CHANGE IS REACHED. WHENEVER AN ACTION IS REQUESTED, IF ANY TARGETS ARE REQUIRED FOR THAT ACTION TO DO ANYTHING, ALL THE TARGETS MUST BE SPECIFIED WHEN THE ACTION IS REQUESTED OR MODIFIED.

The game will be split into two threads: one for living players to play the game, and a dead thread, for dead players and non-participants (“spectators”) to comment on the game.

1) You may not read nor post in the Dead Thread as a living player. Avoid using the forum Search function to prevent any accidental views.
2) A dead player cannot post in the Living Thread but they may view it freely.
3) Dead players cannot discuss the game with living players at any time in any medium.
4) LIVING PLAYERS MAY NOT DISCUSS THE GAME WITH PEOPLE NOT CURRENTLY PLAYING THE GAME, NOR MAY PEOPLE NOT PLAYING THE GAME ATTEMPT TO DISCUSS THE GAME WITH LIVING PLAYERS. THIS INCLUDES USING AN ALTERNATE FORUM ACCOUNT TO COMMUNICATE WITH ANYONE. ALL VIOLATORS OF THIS RULE WILL BE WITHDRAWN FROM THE ROUND IMMEDIATELY IF PLAYING AND BANNED FROM JOINING THE NEXT ROUND.
5) IF YOU ARE NOT SIGNED UP TO PLAY THE CURRENT ROUND, YOU MAY NOT POST IN THE CURRENT ROUND'S LIVING THREAD WITHOUT EXPRESS PERMISSION FROM THE GAME MASTER. VIOLATORS WILL BE BANNED FROM PLAYING THE NEXT ROUND.
6) Players may choose to leave the game at any time by sending the GM a withdrawal request. They will be classed as dead players from that point onwards. Attempts to Resurrect them will be ignored.
7) THE GAME MASTER RESERVES THE RIGHT TO REMOVE A PLAYER FROM THE GAME WITHOUT STATING A REASON FOR DOING SO. DEATHS CAUSED BY THE GAME MASTER, BECAUSE OF RULE BREAKING OR OTHERWISE, WILL BE REPORTED AS DEATH BY A MEANS OF THE GAME MASTER'S CHOOSING. In practice, this ability will get used when a player has been breaking the rules but telling the living players in public would ruin the game. It may also be used if a player upsets the Game Master or the flow of the game. This includes but is not limited to: if the player tries to get the Game Master to let them cheat; the player is abusive to the Game Master for doing his (volunteered!) job; the player is damaging the atmosphere of the game by being an asshole, particularly to other players, et cetera.
8) IF YOU CHANGE YOUR USERNAME AT ANY TIME DURING THE ROUND, YOU WILL BE REMOVED FROM THE GAME.
9) A Resurrected player may not discuss, quote or otherwise reveal information from the Dead Thread unless this information has already been revealed by another living or Resurrected player in-game without breaking this or any other rule.
10) Resurrected players are revived holding no Special Evidence nor any Standard Evidence.

Affiliations deal with the faction you're officially playing for. This feature allows Wild Card players to officially join and fight alongside a faction of their choosing, adding to the number of people playing for that faction. This feature also covers turncoat roles.

1) You are considered a member of your current formal affiliation for victory purposes. Your affiliation is which faction you are currently playing for.
2) Players are expected to support their affiliates unless their role allows them to do otherwise.
3) A Wild Card character starts the game unaffiliated but may choose an affiliation from the factions available.
4) Once affiliated, a character cannot change their affiliation unless this is overridden in their role description.
5) Choosing to change your affiliation officially requires an affiliation request to be sent by private message to the Game Master, which must be supported by at least three players from that faction or everyone alive in that faction, who must also send private messages to the Game Master stating their support. The Game Master will inform the affiliating player whether their affiliation request has been successful or not.
6) Players that can change their affiliation may do so at any time – your affiliation is not public knowledge.
7) You cannot formally affiliate to change your current allegiance more than once per round.

Each player will be assigned a role by the Game Master. You may not choose your role. Most roles start the game affiliated with a faction, but Wild Card roles do not. Roles have special abilities that may be used as their role description dictates. The most common role in any Mafia game is the regular Townie.

1) Your role is disclosed to you at the beginning of the game via PM. The role description you are given in private may contain more information about the role than is publicly known, but at no time will public information be falsified. The role PMs may contain suggested tactics that will enhance your enjoyment of the role.
2) You may disclose your role to other players by PM and on the public thread, but be careful to obey the evidence rules and not get disqualified. You may also pretend to have another role if you so wish.
3) YOU ARE EXPECTED TO PM OTHER PLAYERS IN THE GAME AND POST IN THE GAME THREAD WHILST ALIVE NO MATTER WHAT YOUR ROLE IS. Not doing so makes you look inactive and a big, fat target. Don't be afraid to form allegiances with other players; that's what the game is about! ;)

The use of testimony, your words and arguments, to support your actions and motives is an important part of Mafia, as much so as deceiving your enemies. Carefully crafted testimony will greatly improve your chances of survival. However, it is very easy to cheat when testimony is involved. These rules cover these issues.

1) You may not use screenshots, either in public or in private. Violators will be withdrawn from the game immediately. All players are encouraged to report any violations.
2) ALL PM CONVERSATIONS WITH THE GAME MASTER ARE CONFIDENTAL – YOU MAY NOT QUOTE THEM TO ANYONE EXCEPT THE GAME MASTER THEMSELF.
3) You may otherwise use quotes as you please, but please remember that quotes can be falsified. No testimony in the game is foolproof. Don't try to gather proof of anything – trust your gut instincts to win the game!
4) Provided you do not break the other Testimony Rules, you may produce as much false testimony as you please; lying is a perfectly valid tactic in Mafia.

Every living player votes to lynch a player during the daytime phases. The three players with the most votes are taken to Court where their fate is decided. The final vote tallies for the day will be counted at the end of each daytime phase. Two result tables will be given at the end of the daytime phase: one without special effects applied to the votes and one with special effects applied to the votes. This will help players see if the votes have been manipulated in some way.

1) Voting periods begin from the start of a daytime phase until the end of the same daytime phase.
2) You may only vote during daytime phases and only once per daytime phase, however you may change your vote an infinite number of times until the voting deadline passes.
3) Please make your votes clear and easy to see, as well as any changes you make to your votes. Increasing font size moderately, using bold text, and capital letters are acceptable methods. Making extreme changes to text color, scrolling marquees, and use of screen-stretching font sizes are not advisable.
4) If a player is found Guilty, their true identity is revealed as they die.

During a nighttime phase, the Townies may revive a player lynched during the previous daytime phase by voting for a revival request. These votes are sent to the GM via PM. The target is revived at the end of the nighttime phase and the revival is announced in the public Living Thread. The revived player is considered Resurrected.

1) At least six Townies must request the same revival target for it to be valid.
2) If more than one valid revival request is established, the revival request that gets the most votes is carried out and the others are ignored.
3) Non-Townies may not contribute to the revival request voting for any reason.

During a nighttime phase, the Mafia may eliminate a player by voting for a hit request. These votes are sent to the GM via PM. The target is eliminated at the end of the nighttime phase and the kill is announced in the public Living Thread.

1) At least two Mafiosi must request the same hit target for it to be valid.
2) If more than one valid hit request is established, the hit request that gets the most votes is carried out and the others are ignored.
3) Non-Mafiosi may not contribute to the hit request voting for any reason.
4) In the event of there not being enough votes to specify one target, a hit request is arranged against a random non-Mafioso by the GM.

Players will handle evidence as part of the game. They may also be able to gather evidence for themselves. All Living Players are able to Transfer evidence to other Living Players.

1) Evidence comes in two main forms: Special Evidence and Standard Evidence.
2) Players have a limited evidence capacity for each type of evidence, shown in their role information. This is their inventory, or Evidence Bag.
3) If players can gather evidence automatically, the speed they gather evidence at will be stated in their role information.
4) Players are restricted to utilising each piece of evidence in only one way each phase.
5) Players may utilise multiple pieces of evidence each phase.
6) Special Evidence grants more potent special skills than Standard Evidence.
7) Special Evidence may carry special Statuses, a set of special skills common to multiple pieces of Special Evidence from past, present and future rounds. Which Statuses feature in the round and what they do is shown in the Special Evidence Statuses section of the rules below.
8) Some evidence has Hold effects that do not require a target to do anything. These Permanent Hold effects cannot be controlled by the player and are active so long as the player is not carrying too much evidence in their inventory and still possesses this evidence.
9) Evidence consists of the majority of the actions players can undertake. The order that actions take effect and are resolved is shown in the Action Priority section of the rules below.
10) Evidence can be used to affect the outcome of Trial Phases by changing the Defense score of a player. If a player is sent to Court and their final Defense score is 0 or less, they are found Guilty and eliminated from the game. Otherwise, they are considered Not Guilty and continue playing normally.
11) Some evidence is considered Unique. If a piece of evidence is Unique, only one copy of the evidence can be in the game at once.
12) When a player is Dead, their evidence capacity changes: they can now carry no Standard Evidence and only one piece of Special Evidence. If the Special Evidence a player is carrying does not have the Spiritualist or Ghost status, it is automatically discarded when the player dies. The player's Standard Evidence is always discarded automatically.

There are six actions that you can perform with each piece of evidence. This includes Standard and Special Evidence. Performing any one of these six actions is considered UTILISING EVIDENCE. All Evidence Actions should be submitted to the Evidence Handler. If they are submitted to the Game Master, they may be ignored.

• Retain – You do nothing with this piece of evidence. This is the default action if you do not specify an action for a piece of evidence.
• Discard – You destroy the evidence without utilising any of its effects. If you are carrying too much evidence, you must Discard some. If you do not specify enough pieces of evidence to Discard, your actions will be ignored and assigned randomly by the Evidence Handler instead.
• Submit – You send the evidence to the Courtroom to be used in a trial. You must specify which player's trial the evidence is to be used for when you Submit it. If the player does not go to Court, the evidence will be assigned to a random case.
• Use – The evidence is destroyed. The player gains the special abilities stated in the Use section of the evidence card to use once each. On Special Evidence, this action is also known as a Hidden Power.
• Hold – The evidence is not destroyed. The player can control the special abilities stated in the Hold section of the evidence card that require targets to do anything. Each of these Targetted Hold Effects can only be used once each phase. If you do not specify enough targets for a Targetted Hold effect, it does nothing.
• Transfer – You give this piece of evidence to another player. This player does not have to be a member of your faction. If the Transfer target's Evidence Bag is full, the Transfer fails and you get the evidence back.
• UNLESS YOU RETAIN OR HOLD EVIDENCE, THE EVIDENCE'S HOLD EFFECTS DO NOTHING THAT PHASE.
  

Special Evidence contains formidable skills in place of a regular Use skill. These Hidden Power abilities are not publicly revealed, but may be disclosed freely by players provided the player obeys the Testimony Rules in doing so.

1) Special Evidence can have more than one Hidden Power.
2) Hidden Powers are unblockable.
3) Hidden Powers are considered Use effects.
4) Hidden Powers may allow you to retain the Special Evidence you use to activate it, but this is rare. If they do, this fact will be stated in the Hidden Power itself.
5) LINKING THE SPOILER SPECIAL EVIDENCE IMAGES OR THE HIDDEN POWER IMAGES IS CONSIDERED QUOTING THE GAME MASTER.

If there are too many players signed up to play, the Game Master reserves the right to place extra players on a standby list. Players on standby exist to fill in the roles of inactive or absent players at the start of the game.

1) Standby players must abide by all game rules like any living player. For purposes of integrity, players on Standby are not allowed to view or post in the Dead Thread, and are not allowed to post in the Living Thread. Similarly, they are not allowed to discuss the current round with living players.
2) If a registered player has not confirmed their signup before gameplay begins, they may be replaced by a standby player.
3) If a registered player has confirmed their signup, but is inactive from the beginning of gameplay, they may be replaced by a standby player.
4) Active players who become inactive or absent are removed from the game and are not replaced by standby players.

Amnesiacs believe they are unaffiliated wild-cards. This effect is caused by being the first to possess certain Special Evidence. Giving this Special Evidence to another player will not make them Amnesiac.

• Amnesiac players start the game as vanilla wild cards. Their role PM will tell them they are a vanilla wild card rather than their actual role, and they will not be informed that they are an Amnesiac.
  
• Amnesiacs are not aware they are carrying Special Evidence. If a player proves that they are Amnesiac, their Special Evidence is revealed and the Amnesiac status is removed.
• Amnesiac players may choose to avoid proving they are Amnesiac to continue to operate as a vanilla wild card.
• Amnesiac players may affiliate with any faction they choose like a normal wild card.
• An affiliated Amnesiac counts towards their affiliation's player count for victory purposes regardless of what their actual role's allegiance is.
• When an Amnesiac's actual role is revealed, if that role has a fixed allegiance, the allegiance of the player is immediately changed and the player must switch sides according to the details of the MAMA Directive.
• If a player is proven Amnesiac, they may not refuse their actual role.

To Lose Amnesiac Status: Have a player correctly guess what Special Evidence you're holding using the Magatama evidence or use the Wallet evidence.

Dwelling at the bottom of the chain of command, they unquestioningly follow everyone's orders and seem to have no idea what's going on at all times. Each nighttime phase, Orderlies may receive specific orders from various roles, and they are obligated to carry out each one to the letter:

• Search - If ordered to search a player, that player loses all collected evidence that is not Special. Any evidence being processed for usage or Phoenix's collection will also be lost.
• Detain - If ordered to detain a player, that player is blocked from taking any actions that phase. They may still gather and submit evidence, but they cannot use it for themselves. Orderlies cannot detain themselves, at least not on command.
• Request ID - If ordered to request identification from a player, that player's apparent affiliation is revealed to him, with 30% accuracy. This information is relayed to his superior automatically.
• Overworked - If Orderlies receive 3 or more orders, they will get mixed up. Their superiors and their orders will be rearranged, but they will be completely convinced they have them correct.

Orderlies cannot use any of their special actions of their own free will. Orders issued to Orderlies are not considered evidence actions; you may issue Orders and utilise evidence in the same phase.

So long as you possess this status effect, you cannot gather evidence each phase.

You may change from one faction to another of your choice, during any phase.

• You are considered a member of your current formal affiliation for victory purposes. Your affiliation is which faction you are currently playing for.
• Choosing to change your affiliation officially requires an affiliation request to be sent by private message to the Game Master, which must be supported by at least three players from that faction or everyone alive in that faction, who must also send private messages to the Game Master stating their support. The Game Master will inform the affiliating player whether their affiliation request has been successful or not.
• Players that can change their affiliation may do so at any time – your affiliation is not public knowledge.
• You cannot formally affiliate to change your current allegiance more than once per round.

KEY
RARITY: Evidence is assigned a percentage value, which is how often the randomiser will select this item from the list. If the evidence is marked as Unique, then only one copy of this evidence will ever be in-play at any time.
COURT: If you submit this evidence to the court and it is used, it will add this value to a player's defense.
HOLD: If you keep this item in your inventory, this effect becomes available to you until you get rid of the item.
USE: If you use this item, you gain this special effect for one time only.

Glasses
RARITY: 10%
COURT: +1
HOLD: The accuracy of your investigations are increased by 10%.
USE: Decrease the accuracy of one of a target player's investigations by 10%. If you specify an invalid target, you cannot change targets.

Broken Glasses
RARITY: 10%
COURT: -1
HOLD: The accuracy of your investigations are decreased by 10%.
USE: Increase the accuracy of one of a target player's investigations by 10%. If you specify an invalid target, you cannot change targets.

Wallet
RARITY: 10%
COURT: +1
HOLD: The likelihood of you gathering a Dropped ID Card becomes 12%. The likelihood of you gathering a Wallet becomes 0%.
USE: Strip your Amnesiac status, if applicable.

Glass Shards
RARITY: 10%
COURT: -1
HOLD: You appear to be a Mafioso. Your Defense score is reduced by 1.
USE: You are guaranteed to receive either the Glasses or Broken Glasses evidence during your evidence gathering in the next phase, if applicable.

Pistol
RARITY: 10%
COURT: -1
HOLD: You appear to be a Mafioso. Your Defense score is reduced by 1.
USE: Increase a target player's Defense score by 2 for the next phase.

Fire Extinguisher
RARITY: 10%
COURT: +1
HOLD: Attempts to tamper with your evidence are blocked.
USE: You may increase or decrease the value of a target player's submitted evidence by 2.

Magic Panties
RARITY: 10%
COURT: 0
HOLD: You gain an additional two slots in your Standard Evidence inventory. All your Magic Panties cannot provide more than two extra slots. The likelihood of you gathering Magic Panties becomes 0%, the likelihood of you gathering the Broken Glasses becomes 15% and the likelihood of you gathering the Glasses becomes 15%.
USE: You are guaranteed to receive The Amazing Mister Hat evidence next phase instead of your normal evidence gathering unless The Amazing Mister Hat evidence is already in-play.

Polly the Parrot
RARITY: 8%
COURT: 0
HOLD: You hear Polly's current message. You may change Polly's current message to a new message of your choice.
USE: This evidence is submitted to Court. If Polly's message is “HEAL”, Polly's Court Rating is +2. If Polly's message is “HURT”, Polly's Court Rating is -2. Otherwise, Polly's Court Rating is 0.

Phone Booth
RARITY: 8%
COURT: 0
HOLD: You appear to be a Mafioso. Your Defense score is reduced by 1.
USE: The likelihood of receiving a piece of Unique evidence changes to 5% per piece for the next phase's evidence gathering, if applicable. If you can gather evidence and do not receive Unique evidence next phase, you receive the Glasses or Broken Glasses evidence instead.

Policeman's Uniform
RARITY: 2%
COURT: +2
HOLD: You appear to be a Townie. Your Defense score is increased by 2.
USE: You cannot be accurately investigated this phase.

Dropped ID Card
RARITY: 2%
COURT: -2
HOLD: You may submit your lynch votes by PM instead of in public. This vote is revealed to the players when the votes are tallied at the end of the daytime phase, as well as who cast the vote.
USE: You gain an extra vote this phase. You must submit this vote via PM. This vote is revealed to the players when the votes are tallied at the end of the daytime phase, but NOT who cast the vote.

Cold Killer X
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: +2
HOLD: Players cannot block your evidence gathering except with Hidden Powers.
USE: Block a target player's evidence gathering for the next phase.

Custom Baseball Glove
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: 0
HOLD: Any Standard Evidence used or discarded is returned to you during the next phase. This takes place before evidence is distributed.
USE: Any evidence you submit this phase has its Court stat doubled.

Fingerprinting Powder
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: 0
HOLD: You are told who is trying to kill you at any time, if applicable.
USE: This phase, the first attempt at killing you is negated if applicable.

Leather Gloves
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: -2
HOLD: Your Defense score is increased by 3.
USE: A target player is guaranteed to receive the Leather Gloves evidence instead of their normal evidence gathering. This action takes place before other evidence is assigned.

Parking Stub
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: +2
HOLD: Your Defense score is reduced by 3.
USE: You acquire a piece of Standard Evidence of your choice instead of your normal evidence gathering. This action takes place before other evidence is assigned.

Phoenix's Business Card
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: 0
HOLD: If taken to Court, Phoenix cannot assign positive evidence to your case. Positive evidence submitted for your case is reassigned to other players at random.
USE: A target player cannot be assigned negative evidence to their case by Phoenix. Negative evidence submitted for their case is returned to its original owner at the beginning of the next phase in addition to their normal evidence gathering.

Crime Photo
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: +3
HOLD: Your investigations are 30% more accurate than normal.
USE: You may conduct an investigation on a target player. This investigation has 50% accuracy and only reveals the affiliation of the target.

Wiretap
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: -3
HOLD: Your investigations are 30% more accurate than normal.
USE: You find out what evidence a target player receives next phase, if any.

Camera Data
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: 0
HOLD: You may subtract one vote from a single target each phase.
USE: If targeted for a kill this phase, you will redirect the attack back at one random member not holding Special Evidence from a faction you are not playing for.

The Amazing Mister Hat
RARITY: 1% (UNIQUE)
COURT: -2
HOLD: Each phase, there is a 50% chance that one investigation is redirected to target you instead of the intended target.
USE: If sent to Court this phase, a target player takes your place in Court. If this action is blocked, you cannot select a new target.

Paper Attorney's Badge
RARITY: N/A – GIVEN TO PLAYERS BY AN ACTION
COURT: 0
HOLD: The GM will mock you each phase.
USE: The GM will inform the owner of the Swanky Blue Suit that he is mocking you.

Evidence Law, Volumes I, II and III
RARITY: N/A – GIVEN TO ALL PLAYERS BY THE GM AT THE START OF THE GAME
COURT: 0
HOLD: The GM will PM you the Evidence Law Manual.
USE: The GM will give you a quiz to prove you understand the Evidence Rules.

Players can only carry one piece of Special Evidence at a time in the slot reserved for Special Evidence. Special Evidence cannot be stored in a Standard Evidence slot. The same kind of Special Evidence may be assigned to multiple players unless it is marked as UNIQUE.

KEY
ASSIGN: This evidence is assigned to a role of this specfic affiliation.
STATUS: If applicable, this evidence may grant a role a special status, i.e. Amnesiac, Orderly.
COURT: If you submit this evidence to the court and it is used, it will add this value to a player's defense.
HOLD: If you keep this item in your inventory, this effect becomes available to you until you get rid of the item.
HIDDEN POWER: If you use this item, you gain this Hidden Power effect for one time only.

Autopsy Report
ASSIGN: TOWNIE (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Amnesiac
COURT: 0
HOLD: You may conduct an investigation on up to four targets during a nighttime phase by PMing the GM. The accuracy of each of your investigations is 30%.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Job Listings
ASSIGN: TOWNIE
STATUS: Amnesiac
COURT: +4
HOLD: Investigations against you are 20% more accurate than normal.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Maggey's Policewoman Hat
ASSIGN: TOWNIE (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Amnesiac
COURT: 0
HOLD: You may send orders to an Orderly during nighttime phases. Your Defense score is reduced by 5.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Magatama
ASSIGN: TOWNIE (UNIQUE)
STATUS: N/A
COURT: 0
HOLD: You are granted one guess each phase as to the Special Evidence a chosen target carries. If your guess is correct, this fact is relayed to you and the target loses their Amnesiac status, if applicable.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Missile the Dog
ASSIGN: TOWNIE (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Gather-B-Gone
COURT: +15
HOLD: You can only be taken to Court if you have the most votes out of all the players.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Police Badge
ASSIGN: TOWNIE (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Orderly, Turncoat
COURT: 0
HOLD: Investigations against you report that you are a member of the investigator's faction.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Bullet
ASSIGN: MAFIOSO
STATUS: Amnesiac, Turncoat
COURT: -4
HOLD: Investigations against you are 20% less accurate than normal.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Holographic Monitoring Device (HMD)
ASSIGN: MAFIOSO (UNIQUE)
STATUS: N/A
COURT: -50
HOLD: Your Defense score in Court is reduced by 50. Any vote made to take you to Court will count as two votes. You will track all Use and Submit evidence actions made by all players – reports will detail the evidence used and the target of the action, but not who used it.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Names List
ASSIGN: MAFIOSO (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Gather-B-Gone
COURT: 0
HOLD: The Game Master will reveal the identities of everyone who was actually in the Mafia at the start of the game that is not currently an Amnesiac to you. You may send orders to an Orderly during a nighttime phase.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Payne's Business Card
ASSIGN: MAFIOSO (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Gather-B-Gone
COURT: 0
HOLD: You may send orders to an Orderly during a nighttime phase. During a daytime phase, you may take over one of the Court cases and assign evidence to it manually. You may not use more than one third of the evidence available.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Swanky Blue Suit
ASSIGN: MAFIOSO (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Amnesiac
COURT: 0
HOLD: Each phase, you may send up to three targets a Paper Attorney's Badge in place of their normal evidence gathering. You may block a target player from being lynched during a daytime phase. You may not protect the same target twice in a row.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

Wellington's Cell Phone
ASSIGN: MAFIOSO (UNIQUE)
STATUS: Amnesiac
COURT: 0
HOLD: You may send an extra hit request to the GM via PM that requires only your vote to be registered. You appear to be a Townie.
HIDDEN POWER: ???

During a nighttime phase, the Townies may revive a player lynched during the previous daytime phase by voting for a revival request. These votes are sent to the GM via PM. The target is revived at the end of the nighttime phase and the revival is announced in the public Living Thread. The revived player is considered Resurrected.

1) At least six Townies must request the same revival target for it to be valid.
2) If more than one valid revival request is established, the revival request that gets the most votes is carried out and the others are ignored.
3) Non-Townies may not contribute to the revival request voting for any reason.

During a nighttime phase, the Mafia may eliminate a player by voting for a hit request. These votes are sent to the GM via PM. The target is eliminated at the end of the nighttime phase and the kill is announced in the public Living Thread.

1) At least two Mafiosi must request the same hit target for it to be valid.
2) If more than one valid hit request is established, the hit request that gets the most votes is carried out and the others are ignored.
3) Non-Mafiosi may not contribute to the hit request voting for any reason.
4) In the event of there not being enough votes to specify one target, a hit request is arranged against a random non-Mafioso by the GM.