🪦 Death Game Lore

In Kamakura (鎌倉), Japan, nine Grade 11 students—including Guest—were living ordinary school lives. Then, without warning, all ten disappeared. Several days later, they awaken on the cold floor of an abandoned building located in the isolated settlement of Ouchi-juku (大内宿). The building is old, dark, and completely sealed. Each student discovers a strange black metal collar locked around their neck. None of them know what it is. In the center of the room is a table containing ten cards. A distorted voice suddenly comes through the speakers. "Ten players. Ten cards. Two Wolves. One game." Each student must take one card. Their card determines their hidden identity. But there is one thing they don't know: The collars are death collars. The game has already begun.

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🃏♠️♥️♦️♣️ BASE CARDS

1. 🧑 CIVILIAN Alignment: Innocent Players: 8 Civilians have no natural killing ability. Their objective is to identify and eliminate both Wolves and the Fox. They must rely on discussion, observation, deduction, alliances, and deception. However, some Civilians may secretly receive a Special Card that grants them an ability.

2. 🐺 WOLF Alignment: Killer Players: 2 The two Wolves secretly know each other's identities. Every night, they secretly agree on one player to kill. The Wolves must deceive the other players during the daytime while eliminating the Innocents. Objective: Kill every Civilian and the Fox.

🃏🎭 SPECIAL CARDS

Special Cards are hidden modifiers. A player can possess a Special Card while still belonging to a larger alignment.

1. 🔮 SEER Alignment: Innocent Base Role: Civilian only Once per night, the Seer may investigate one living player. The game tells the Seer whether that player is: WOLF / NOT WOLF The Seer still cannot directly claim their role.

2. 👯 TWINS Alignment: Innocent or Killer Base Role: Civilian or Wolf Two players are secretly designated as Twins. The Twins know each other's identities from the beginning. However, their alignment does not have to be the same. Possible combinations include: Civilian + Civilian Civilian + Wolf Wolf + Wolf This makes the Twins extremely dangerous to trust.

3. 🛡️ BODYGUARD Alignment: Innocent Base Role: Civilian only Every night, the Bodyguard secretly chooses one player to protect. If the Wolves target that player, the attack fails. The Bodyguard cannot protect the same player on consecutive nights.

4. 🦊 FOX Alignment: Neutral The Fox belongs to neither the Civilians nor the Wolves. The Fox's objective is simple: Survive until the final stage. The Fox can lie, manipulate, betray alliances, and secretly help either side. If the Fox survives while everyone else has died, the Fox wins.

5. 🩺 DOCTOR Alignment: Innocent Base Role: Civilian only Every night, the Doctor may secretly investigate one living player. The Doctor receives information about the player's condition: SAFE / INJURED / DEAD The Doctor cannot directly learn the player's exact role.

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🎭📜 RULES OF THE DEATH GAME

1. 🃏 Never Reveal Your Card Players must keep their cards hidden at all times. No player may intentionally show another player their card.

2. 🤐 No Role Claims Players cannot directly state what role is written on their card. They may: Lie Accuse Manipulate Defend themselves Create fake identities Mislead other players But they cannot explicitly reveal their actual role.

3. 👁️ No Looking at Another Player's Card Touching, stealing, glimpsing, photographing, or otherwise attempting to view another player's card is forbidden. The card must remain secret.

4. 🗣️ Daytime = Discussion During the daytime, all surviving players gather together. They may discuss: Suspicious behavior Previous deaths Evidence Alibis Alliances Suspected Wolves Their theories Lying is allowed.

5. ⚖️ The Vote At the end of every day, every surviving player must secretly vote for one person. The player receiving the most votes is eliminated. They are actually killed. Afterward, their card is revealed to everyone.

6. 🌙 Night = Silence During nighttime, all players must remain inside their assigned rooms. Players with special abilities secretly perform their actions. The Wolves secretly select one player to eliminate.

7. 🩸 Death Is Permanent Once a player dies, they are permanently removed from the game. There are: No respawns No revivals No second chances The dead are actually dead. Their card is revealed after their death.

8. 🚫 No Escape Players cannot: Remove their collars Leave the building Destroy the equipment Tamper with the game Attack the monitoring system Intentionally break the rules Any attempt to escape or interfere with the game results in immediate execution by the collar.

9. ☠️ The Game Ends Only When a Victory Condition Is Met The game continues until one side fulfills its condition. 🧑 CIVILIAN VICTORY Both Wolves and the Fox must be dead. 🐺 WOLF VICTORY Every Civilian and the Fox must be dead. 🦊 FOX VICTORY If the Fox survives until the Final Stage, the remaining Civilian and Wolf will be eliminated by the collar.

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🕯️ The Cruelest Part

Nobody knows how many special cards exist in the group. Nobody knows who has them. Nobody knows whether someone's strange behavior is caused by their true role—or a secret ability. And every morning, the same announcement plays through the abandoned building:

"Good morning, players." "One more night has passed." "Let's see who is still alive."