The Silmarillion

Hurin was a human warrior who opposed Morgoth. At the Battle of Unnumbered Tears, Hurin was defeated and captured. Because of his defiance, and his skill in battle, Morgoth cursed Hurin to watch the tragedy inflicted on his family, especially on his children. After the death of his children, Morgoth released Hurin. <br/> <br/>You are a cop, and can investigate one player each night to determine whether they are guilty or innocent. You win with the town. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Maeglin was the son of Aredhel, sister to the King of Gondolin, and Eol. In his youth, he and his mother fled from his father back to her homeland of Gondolin. Although he had high status in Gondolin, he fell in love with his cousin Idril, which was not reciprocated or accepted in his society. He wound up betraying the location of the hidden kingdom of Gondolin to Morgoth, leading to its downfall. <br/> <br/>If you are lynched, you will also kill the person who casts the lynching vote against you. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your people's homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Melian <br/> <br/>Melian was one of the Maiar, the great spirits that predate the creation of the world. She fell in love with and married Elwe Thingol, king of the Sindar elves. <br/> <br/>You are a doctor, and mason to Thingol (Crowskie). You win with the town. If your mason is killed, you will fall into despair and can no longer use your power. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Turgon was leader of the hidden kingdom of Gondolin. Because of their strict isolationist policies, they were the last great elven kingdom of the first age to fall. You are a commuter. When you use your power, all night actions against you will fail. You may not use this power on consecutive nights. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Fingolfin was brother to Feanor, and led his people into exile in Middle Earth. During the journey, Feanor betrayed Fingolfin's followers and burned the ships that were supposed to carry them across the sea. Rather than returning and begging the Valar for clemency, Fingolfin led his people across the perilous ice sheets to the north. This left a serious breach between the two groups, which was partly healed when Feanor's eldest son Maedhros renounced his claim to kingship and let it pass to Fingolfin. <br/> <br/>After the elves were defeated at the Battle of Sudden Flame, Fingolfin despaired and rode to the gates of Angband, where he challenged Morgoth to single combat. Although he greatly wounded Morgoth, he was eventually struck down. <br/> <br/>You are a politician. Each night, you may coopt the vote of one person, leaving them voteless the following day and giving you a double vote. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

You are Gothmog <br/> <br/>Angband Mafia <br/> <br/>Angband is the great northern fortress of Morgoth. The members of this faction seek to dominate all of middle earth. <br/> <br/>Gothmog is the chief of the Balrogs. Even before the creation of the world, Morgoth was gathering allies to himself. The first of these were the Balrogs, powerful spirits that clothed themselves in flame and darkness. Greatest among them was Gothmog. He was the one who slew Feanor, high king of the Noldor and perhaps the most powerful elf lord ever to live. Gothmog acts as a janitor when making the kill. Instead of making the kill, he can capture a player and place them in the endless dungeons beneath Angband. This will reveal their role to the mafia, but hide it from the town. There are, however, two restrictions on this. First, if Gothmog has captured a player, he may not take a night action the following night. Second, the player captured doesn't count as truly dieing until the second day after they are captured. So if Gothmog dies the night of, or the night or day after making a capture, the victim goes free. <br/> <br/>Each member of the Angband mafia has one player they are particularly weak against. If they perform the night kill against that player, then one of two things will happen: there is a 50% chance that both will die. Otherwise, the kill will fail entirely. <br/> <br/>Morgoth - Fingolfin <br/>Glaurung - Turin <br/>Gothmog - Ecthelion <br/> <br/>In addition, each member has one foe that they are particularly strong against. Once the member's foe has RCd, then as long as they are alive you may block that player as a free night action (ie, in addition to any other action taken). The only restriction on this block is that any given player may not be blocked two nights in a row. <br/> <br/>Morgoth - Turin <br/>Glaurung - Orodreth <br/>Gothmog - Hurin <br/>

Beleg was a warden of the elven kingdom of Doriath. He was a skilled woodsman and friend of Turin. <br/> <br/>You are a watcher, and win with the town. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you

You are Curifin <br/> <br/>Sons of Feanor <br/> <br/>Feanor was the high king of the Noldor, one of the three great elven nations. He was also the creator of the Silmarils. When they were stolen, he and his sons swore to recover the Silmarils at any cost, and to make war on any who would deny them. Although Feanor died during the initial invasion, his sons are left to fulfill the oath. <br/> <br/>To win the game, you must satisfy three conditions: <br/> <br/>1)Control all three silmarils <br/>2)Defeat the forces of Morgoth <br/>3)Kill certain town players whose victory depends on getting control of the Silmarils so that they may be returned to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Curifin was one of the sons of Feanor. He was most noted for betraying Beren and Luthien as they attempted to steal a Silmaril from Morgoth. He later too part in the sack of several elven cities in an effort to capture the stolen Silmaril. As an unrelated side note, Curifin's son Celebrimbor went on to create the Rings of Power with the help of Sauron. Curifin will appear guilty when investigated. <br/> <br/>Collectively, the sons of Feanor have a kill, a silmaril investigation, and a jailkeep. Any of the members may do any of the actions, but only one action per member may be taken on any given night.

You are Glaurung <br/> <br/>Angband Mafia <br/> <br/>Angband is the great northern fortress of Morgoth. The members of this faction seek to dominate all of middle earth. <br/> <br/>Glaurung was the first and most powerful of the great Dragons bred by Morgoth. He is capable of holding his own against entire armies in battle, and his gaze is capable of paralyzing even the strongest of warriors. Glaurung may roleblock one player each night if he doesn't make the kill that night. <br/> <br/> <br/>Each member of the Angband mafia has one player they are particularly weak against. If they perform the night kill against that player, then one of two things will happen: there is a 50% chance that both will die. Otherwise, the kill will fail entirely. <br/> <br/>Morgoth - Fingolfin <br/>Glaurung - Turin <br/>Gothmog - Ecthelion <br/> <br/>In addition, each member has one foe that they are particularly strong against. Once the member's foe has RCd, then as long as they are alive you may block that player as a free night action (ie, in addition to any other action taken). The only restriction on this block is that any given player may not be blocked two nights in a row. <br/> <br/>Morgoth - Turin <br/>Glaurung - Orodreth <br/>Gothmog - Hurin <br/> <br/>The members of the Angband mafia are Jack (Morgoth), DaveKidneys (Glaurung), and Hanes (Gothmog) <br/>

Elwe Thingol was king of the Sindar elves, along with his brother Olwe. As he was leading his people west towards the lands of the Valar, he met Melian, one of the Maiar. He fell in love and married her. Forsaking his march west, he settled his people and built a strong nation in Middle Earth. <br/> <br/>You are a governor and mason to Melian (alexbutterfield). You win with the town. If your mason is killed, you will fall into despair and can no longer use your power. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you

You are Morgoth <br/> <br/>Angband Mafia <br/> <br/>Angband is the great northern fortress of Morgoth. The members of this faction seek to dominate all of middle earth. <br/> <br/>Morgoth, is most powerful of the Valar, the great spirits who shaped the world. Though powerful, Morgoth grew hateful and covetous of all that he did not control. In the dawn of the world, he tried to make himself king over all of creation, but was cast down and imprisoned by the Valar. Upon his release, he destroyed the world's source of light, stole the Silmarils, and fled to his old fortress in Middle Earth. Now the deep elves (the Noldor) have come from across the sea to reclaim the stolen Silmarils. <br/> <br/>Morgoth begins the game with two silmarils. Each silmaril acts as an automatic self save. If used as a save, the silmaril will be taken by the attacker. If for whatever reason the attacker cannot take possession of it, the Silmaril will be given to a player randomly chosen from those currently alive. They also provide some protection from most investigations. <br/>They can be given away during the night, although the change in ownership will not take place until the following day. <br/> <br/>Each member of the Angband mafia has one player they are particularly weak against. If they perform the night kill against that player, then one of two things will happen: there is a 50% chance that both will die. Otherwise, the kill will fail entirely. <br/> <br/>Morgoth - Fingolfin <br/>Glaurung - Turin <br/>Gothmog - Ecthelion <br/> <br/>In addition, each member has one foe that they are particularly strong against. Once the member's foe has RCd, then as long as they are alive you may block that player as a free night action (ie, in addition to any other action taken). The only restriction on this block is that any given player may not be blocked two nights in a row. <br/> <br/>Morgoth - Turin <br/>Glaurung - Orodreth <br/>Gothmog - Hurin <br/>

You are Maedhros <br/> <br/>Sons of Feanor <br/> <br/>Feanor was the high king of the Noldor, one of the three great elven nations. He was also the creator of the Silmarils. When they were stolen, he and his sons swore to recover the Silmarils at any cost, and to make war on any who would deny them. Although Feanor died during the initial invasion, his sons are left to fulfill the oath. <br/> <br/>To win the game, you must satisfy three conditions: <br/> <br/>1)Control all three silmarils <br/>2)Defeat the forces of Morgoth <br/>3)Kill certain town players whose victory depends on getting control of the Silmarils so that they may be returned to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Maedhros was the eldest son of Feanor, and is the Godfather of the sons of Feanor. In the beginning of the war, he was captured by Morgoth, but was rescued by his cousin Fingon. Because of this, he is closer to the other elven factions than the rest of the sons of Feanor. As a gesture of goodwill, he waived his claim to kingship of the Noldor in favor of his uncle. Maedhros will appear innocent when investigated. <br/> <br/>Collectively, the sons of Feanor have a kill, a silmaril investigation, and a jailkeep. Any of the members may do any of the actions, but only one action per member may be taken on any given night

Turin was the son of Hurin, a leader of the humans who fought against Morgoth at the Battle of Unnumbered Tears. When Morgoth won the battle and broke the strength of the elvish and human nations, Turin was displaced from his homeland and sent to live in the care of Thingol, and elvish king. Because of the strength and defiance of Turin's father, Turin's family was cursed and harried by Morgoth. Although he spent his entire life fighting Morgoth, tragedy always followed in his wake. Finally, shortly after slaying the dragon Glaurung he took his own life. <br/> <br/>You are a vigilante each night you may select one target and attempt to kill them. In addition, you are paranoid. if anyone targets you for a night action (except kill attempts), then there is a 50% chance that you will kill them. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

You are Maglor <br/> <br/>Sons of Feanor <br/> <br/>Feanor was the high king of the Noldor, one of the three great elven nations. He was also the creator of the Silmarils. When they were stolen, he and his sons swore to recover the Silmarils at any cost, and to make war on any who would deny them. Although Feanor died during the initial invasion, his sons are left to fulfill the oath. <br/> <br/>To win the game, you must satisfy three conditions: <br/> <br/>1)Control all three silmarils <br/>2)Defeat the forces of Morgoth <br/>3)Kill certain town players whose victory depends on getting control of the Silmarils so that they may be returned to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Maglor is the second son of Feanor. Along with his elder brother, he unsuccessful attempted to unify the elves against Morgoth. After Morgoth's defeat, he attacked the victors and stole the Silmarils from them. But driven by pain and shame, he cast his Silmaril into the sea. Maglor will appear guilty when investigated. <br/> <br/>Collectively, the sons of Feanor have a kill, a silmaril investigation, and a jailkeep. Any of the members may do any of the actions, but only one action per member may be taken on any given night.

Beren was a human from the ruling house of Dorthonion. When his kingdom was destroyed by Morgoth, he became an outlaw. He was eventually driven into the elven kingdom of Doriath. He met and fell in love with Luthien, the daughter of the elven king Thingol. Thingol was opposed to their romance, but finally consented to allow him and Luthien to marry in exchange for a Silmaril stolen from the crown of Morgoth. After a long and difficult struggle, he and Luthien finally recovered a Silmaril. <br/> <br/>When Beren was killed by Carcharoth, a monstrous wolf bred by Morgoth, Luthien died of grief. In the halls of the dead, Luthien's grief moved Mandos, the keeper of the halls, to such pity that she and Beren were restored to life in exchange for Luthien's immortality. <br/> <br/>Beren and Luthien (Belgarath) are masons. Collectively, they have one automatic self save between them, but when one dies both will die. <br/> <br/>In addition, you begin the game with one Silmaril. Each silmaril acts as an automatic self save. If used as a save, the silmaril will be taken by the attacker. If for the attacker cannot take possession of it or the holder dies from a lynch, the Silmaril will be given to a player randomly chosen from those currently alive. They also provide some protection from most investigations. They can be given away during the night, although the change in ownership will not take place until the following day. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Aegnor was the son of Finarfin, and brother to Galadriel and Finrod. He was considered one of the greatest warriors of his people, but died along with many of his people in the Battle of Sudden Flame. <br/> <br/>You are a roleblocker. You may target one person each night, and your target will be prevented from performing an action that night. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Huan was a great hunting hound, originally belonging to the Valar Orome. Before they left for Middle Earth, Huan was given to the elf Celegorm. But when Celegorm captured Luthien, he betrayed his master to aid her. Huan was fated to speak a certain number of times, and that his last words would occur as he lay dieing. <br/> <br/>In practice, you may make one final post shortly following your death. This post has none of the normal restrictions on death posts. You may say anything or reveal any information you have gained via your night action. <br/> <br/>In addition, you are a tracker. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Mablung was captain of the guard of the elvish kingdom of Doriath. <br/> <br/>You are a cop. You win with the town. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Ecthelion was a captain of the hidden city of Gondolin. When the city was attacked, he laid down his own life to give his people time to escape. He killed Gothmog, chief of the Balrogs, but was mortally wounded in the process. <br/> <br/>You are a bodyguard. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Fingon was a Noldor who followed his father Fingolfin into exile in Middle earth. After the deaths of Feanor and his father, he became high king of the Noldor. <br/> <br/>You are a doublevoter. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Orodreth was ruler of the elven kingdom of Nargothrond following the death of its king Fingon. <br/> <br/>You are a bus driver. <br/> <br/>As a Noldor, you have been exiled from your homeland of Valinor. Your only hope to return lies with the Silmarils. You win with the town, but only if all silmarils are held by other exiled Noldor or town characters that have (in bold) pledged that they will return the Silmarils to the Valar. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.

Luthien was the daughter of Melian, the Maiar, and Elwe Thingol, the elven king of Doriath. She fell in love with Beren, a human. Thingol was opposed to their romance, but finally consented to allow him and Luthien to marry in exchange for a Silmaril stolen from the crown of Morgoth. After a long and difficult struggle, he and Luthien finally recovered a Silmaril. <br/> <br/>When Beren was killed by Carcharoth, a monstrous wolf bred by Morgoth, Luthien died of grief. In the halls of the dead, Luthien's grief moved Mandos, the keeper of the halls, to such pity that she and Beren were restored to life in exchange for Luthien's immortality. <br/> <br/>Beren (JoelWhy) and Luthien are masons. Collectively, they have one automatic self save between them, but when one dies both will die. <br/> <br/>Beware when revealing your role. Becoming known to Morgoth and his minions can be dangerous if he has set his mind against you.