Murder Proposals

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MURDER PROPOSALS

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What's a little murder among friends, right? Sometimes things come up in-game that would encourage your character to IC murder another. We highly encourage players to come to us and send in murder proposals to spice up the game and make things more fun in trials! We are generally pretty relaxed when it comes to murder proposals, but we do ask that you have a clear idea in mind of how you wish to go about your plan! We may also ask you to pick a different victim or change other aspects of your proposal depending on in-game events. In addition, we may ask you to hold off on your murder for a different week due to circumstances in-game. We will operate with a murder-queue in mind. We will also allow conditional murder proposals. In this case, you can indicate a sequence of events that would compel your character to kill, rather than a specific victim (for example, a character being inclined to go on a killing spree should their close CR be killed or executed, etc.) Please be advised that if you fill out this sort of murder proposal there are no take-backs; if the scenario you indicate occurs, then at least one character must die - your character can murder the person who triggered it, or die trying, depending on how you and the other participant plot it out. Please see the form below, and please be sure to submit this by Tuesday at 9 AM PST / 12 PM EST of the week you wish to kill! This way we can coordinate with all parties involved. Proposal Information Character name: Who you're playing Contact: Your form of contact Potential Victim(s): Please make this number no more than two! Murder Plot: A basic rundown will suffice! We'd just like to know what your character is planning to do to their victim and what mechanics are in play. This helps us determine if the plot will fit, what items or resources may need to be pulled in and other necessary factors. If you have something detailed we won't stop you, but we are also happy to work with you! Evidence: What could go wrong with this? What small piece of evidence or screw-up would be left behind that indicates this was a murder that wasn't a mafia hit? This doesn't have to be blatantly obvious evidence! We encourage players not to latch onto evidence in trials, but we do ask that it's something that can be used to help think about the situation should characters apply a little logic and critical thinking. This can range from items, injuries, faulty alibis, etc. State of the Body: Injuries left on the body by the killer, any items that were left on their clothes and pockets, and any old marks (including tattoos, injuries, etc.) that were on the victim previous to their death and would still be present post-mortem. Other: Any other questions, comments, or concerns that you have! We can address them with you at the time of contact. Note to All Players: If you need to remove your character from gameplay for any reason, please flag your mods by Tuesday at 8 AM PST / 11 AM EST of that week. Thanks! <b>Character name:</b> Who you're playing <b>Contact:</b> Your form of contact <b>Potential Victim(s):</b> Please make this number no more than two! <b>Murder Plot:</b> A basic rundown will suffice! We'd just like to know what your character is planning to do to their victim and what mechanics are in play. This helps us determine if the plot will fit, what items or resources may need to be pulled in and other necessary factors. If you have something detailed we won't stop you, but we are also happy to work with you! <b>Evidence:</b> What could go wrong with this? What small piece of evidence or screw-up would be left behind that indicates this was a murder that wasn't a mafia hit? This doesn't have to be blatantly obvious evidence! We encourage players not to latch onto evidence in trials, but we do ask that it's something that can be used to help think about the situation should characters apply a little logic and critical thinking. This can range from items, injuries, faulty alibis, etc. <b>State of the Body:</b> Injuries left on the body by the killer, any items that were left on their clothes and pockets, and any old marks (including tattoos, injuries, etc.) that were on the victim previous to their death and would still be present post-mortem. <b>Other:</b> Any other questions, comments, or concerns that you have! We can address them with you at the time of contact.