[Day/Night Game] Trouble on the Citadel - round "LE Part 2: Why Cerberus Is Right For You"

Okay, so last game I only able to narrate the beginning of the second game of the trilogy. So going forward, the next game will continue where I left off. Which means the role list for the next game will be about the same. With that said, here is the role list for the next game:

Thane Krios - The Drell Assassin -

As a trained assassin, Thane knows how to follow his targets within the shadows without them ever knowing. Each night, Thane can stalk a player to discover who they visited during the same night. As an investigative role, Thane is Always Good.

(Tip: With this ability, Thane can possibly discover night killing roles and most importantly, an agent should they stalk a player that visited a player that was eliminated during the same night. With enough sleuthing, Thane can also figure out other roles with his ability as well. Be sure to pay attention to the night results/the narrative while playing this role!)


Grunt - The Krogan Berserker -

Grunt's physicality as a tank-bred krogan makes him perfect in fending off attacks. Grunt may protect one player per night, but must name the player (unlike Miranda). He cannot protect the same player twice in a row. He may protect himself once per game. An evil Grunt who chooses to protect himself will be protected from Garrus should he attack that same night.



Mordin Solus - The Salarian Scientist -

As an eccentric scientist, Mordin knows a few tricks up his seemingly harmless sleeve. Mordin has figured out how to offer temporary protection from indoctrination. Each night, he will hand out a protection device to one player of his choice. The recipient may activate the device on any subsequent night (not the night on which it is given). Activating the device will protect a hero from indoctrination on that night. An agent who receives a device will instead be able to indoctrinate two players on any subsequent night. Each player may receive only one protection device. The device MUST be activated on the night that the hero is attacked in order to protect the hero.



Miranda Lawson - The Cerberus Officer -

Miranda's capabilities as second in command shows her adept in handling dire situations. Once per game, you may choose to save the role indoctrinated by the agents during that night. You will not be told which player you are saving. You can use this ability to save yourself.

Kasumi Goto - The Master Thief -

As an enigmatic rogue, Kasumi is capable of gathering information from just about anyone. Once per game, Kasumi may cloak herself and go snooping around for information. She will then learn the role being attacked by the agents that night. If she correctly tells the GM which player has this role, then Kasumi's warning will cause the player to escape indoctrination that night. You cannot save yourself with this ability. Kasumi who begins the game as evil may instead use her ability once per game to block Liara.



Jack - Subject Zero-

Now that Jack is free, she now handles things her own way, even if it comes at a high cost. Once per game, Jack may interrogate another player overnight who she suspects of working for the agents. If she is correct, the player is eliminated. If she is wrong, she is eliminated instead. Jack cannot be Evil.


Garrus Vakarian - The Turian Rebel -

As a former C-Sec Officer turned vigilante, Garrus now follows his own brand of justice. Once per game, you may choose to shoot someone during the night cycle. This will eliminate that player from the game.


Samara - The Asari Justicar -

As a Justicar, Samara is capable of protecting herself from whom she believes is unjust. Twice per game, Samara is allowed to go on alert during the night. If the agents or a night killing role visits Samara while she is on alert, she will fight off their attempted attack. However, there is a one fourth chance that she will also eliminate a random agent or the night killing role while on alert. Should Morinth visit or try to control Good Samara while she's on alert, Morinth will be eliminated. If Samara is Evil, she will not eliminate Morinth should Morinth pays Evil Samara a visit.



*Legion - The Geth Infiltrator -

As part of the geth platform, it may take Legion some time to build a consensus, but once they do, their word is convincing. Once per game, Legion may change all votes for elimination to the player of their choice. PM the game master to activate this ability.

*Although I have made Tali Evil for the remainder of the game because she was Evil in the first, the case for Legion is a bit different since Legion is geth. Narratively, I actually figured out a way to make Legion good again, unlike Tali. Because of this, Legion will not be Always Evil going forward.

EDI - The Advanced AI -

As the Normandy's new AI, EDI's intentions are always good, but is still susceptible to devious influences. EDI starts the game as a hero. Should indoctrinated agents attempt to indoctrinate EDI during the first two nights, EDI will not be eliminated from the game. Instead, EDI will be told the identities of the agents and must work to protect them from player wrath during the day. EDI may not vote for either agent during the day cycle once indoctrinated. Indoctrinated EDI wins with the indoctrinated agents, once all other players are eliminated.

However, on night 3, EDI can no longer be turned, but instead gains the ability to sacrifice herself for another player. On the night she activates her ability, the player targeted by the agents will be saved, and EDI will be eliminated in their place. On a double elimination night, the saved player will be determined randomly. She can only sacrifice herself for players that were targeted by the agents, not those shot by Garrus, or due to Jack failing an interrogation. Should indoctrination fail that night for any other reason, EDI will remain in play and may use her ability another night. If targeted by the agents on night 3 or later, she may be eliminated or saved just as any other player would be.


Jacob Taylor - The Cerberus Operative -

As an experienced former Alliance Marine, Jacob knows how to complete his objectives, even in death. Should he get eliminated during the night, he will be shown the complete role list and can answer one question from any non eliminated player left in the game during the next day. The question asked does not have be a yes/no question. Jacob does not have to answer truthfully either.


Zaeed Massani - The Mercenary Veteran -

As a battered mercenary, it doesn't take much to get Zaeed's blood pumping. Should Zaeed get voted off during the day, he will become so angry that he will take down another player of his choosing for revenge.


Indoctrinated Tali'Zorah - The Evil Quarian Machinist -

Once per game during a day round, you may protect someone from being voted off. You may not protect yourself. PM the Game Master to use this ability. Since Tali was Evil in the first game, she will always be Evil going forward if in game, for continuity's sake.


Conrad Verner - Original Version - The Superfan -
Once per game, Conrad may mimic the ability of another player by providing the GM with the name and role of the target. If correct, he will then gain the ability of that role. The true player of that role does NOT lose their ability. Conrad's blind hero worship makes him a target for the bad guys, and thus the role may ONLY be given to the indoctrinated.He may not mimic the ability of a fellow agent, and he may not mimic the role of a player that has no evil version (Liara). Further info about this role is at the front of the page.

Khalisah al-Jilani: Khalisah is a sensationalist human news reporter that resides in the Citadel. In all three games, Khalisah will try to get an interview with Shepard, making sure to try to cast Shepard in a rather negative light. In the third game however, considering the dire nature of the Reaper threat, Khalisah slightly grows out of her hostile ways as a reporter.

As a sensationalist news reporter, Khalisah al-Jilani is willing to get her story no matter the cost. Once per game, Khalisah will choose one player to target. It is then al-Jilani's job to get their target voted off during the day no matter what. Khalisah does not have to vote for their target every round. Khalisah wins when they get their target voted off. Like Morinth, Khalisah is also a Neutral Evil role (Slightly less Evil than Morinth though, since it's possible they can target a spy).

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The lightning round rules will also stay in place as well.