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Just making this to ask

Why do you want to find a rnalist?

bored bro

Damn bro

That’s kinda sad

hoping that sooner or later something fun happens

Journalists won’t tell you anything until they can safely say that you’re town. You know that, right?

a journalist?

idc about them

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Interrogator | Townsfolk Basics The interrogator interrogates one player each night, and can choose to execute them at the end of the night. Details Each day, the interrogator chooses a player to interrogate in the next night. The player will be able to communicate privately with the interrogator, and then the interrogator can choose if they want to execute the interrogation target or not. The interrogator gets a total of 3 executions, and can not execute night 1. If the interrogator executes a town role, the interrogator will lose all remaining executions.

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Macho | Townsfolk Miscellaneous Basics If attacked, the Macho will be told the name of one of their attackers and will not die until the beginning of the next night. Details If the Macho is attacked during the night, they will survive until the end of the next day, and will be able to attempt to spread the word about their killer. If a Macho is attacked, the fact that the Macho was attacked that night is announced in storytime. The Macho will know who attacked them, and it is up to them to decide whether they want to share this information or not. At the end of that day, the Macho dies. If it’s a group that attacked the Macho, the attacker’s name is told to the Macho. If the Macho is attacked multiple times in a single night, they will not be killed by any of them, and the kill they are informed of will be chosen randomly from all their attackers. If the Macho is lynched, they will die as usual.

looking for an rnalist (edited)

Trueeee

Well

A rnalist won’t say anything until you can actually prove it to them that you’re town

Very picky bastards

why

Don’t want the information in the wrong hands, I reckon

That’s how I’ve seen them play