Anyone not in the game (including mods) is not allowed to tell you how to play this setup. If you think a certain action is playing towards your win condition, you have every right to take that action. However, there are certain guidelines which you must follow. *Asking people to read this thread during the game is NOT OGI.*

**If you have to choose between two options in the game and those options will lead to 1) certain loss or 2) even a 0.000001% chance to win, you must do #2. It is gamethrowing to do #1. Example scenarios are below:**

*For the purposes of this guide, SCUM = Spy/Stalker/Killer*

###1: You are Hunter/Agent/Vigilante/Jailer in a 3-way with Killer & Spy/Stalker:

 - Voting anything other than "no lynch" **IS** GT.
 - If you are Jailer, and you no lynch, jailing either of them **IS** GT.
 - If you are Vigilante, and you no lynch, shooting at night is **NOT** GT. If killer kills mafia and mafia no kills, you can only win by shooting killer.

###2: You are Hunter/Agent/Vigilante/Jailer in a 4-way with Killer and Spy/Stalker:

 - If Vigilante and one other town are alive, and the town thinks that scum does not know who the vig is, then lynching mafia is **NOT** GT.
 - If Vigilante is not alive or if scum knows the vigilante, then voting anything other than "no lynch" **IS** GT.
 - If you no lynch, and you are Vigilante, then shooting at night is **NOT** GT.
 - If you NL, and you are Jailer, and Vigilante is known by scum or is dead, then jailing anyone **IS** GT.

###3: 5-way with 2 scum alive:
 - Lynching known hunter **IS** GT.
 - If you know a scum, then no lynching **IS** GT, because you can lynch one scum that day and another tomorrow instead of going into 4- or 3- way with 2 scum.
 - If you lynch on a 5 way, then shooting as Vig is **NOT** GT.
 - If you NL, then jailing or jailkilling is **NOT** GT.
 - If you are lynched as Hunter, Vig is dead or known to scum, and killer/a mafia role are alive, then shooting as hunter **IS** GT.

###4: If you are scum in a 3-way involving Killer, Mafia, Town:
 - Lynching Hunter is **NOT** GT. But it is against the win condition of the Hunter to lynch. Therefore, the Hunter will propose to NL, otherwise they will shoot you. This puts you at a greater risk. You can then make a pact with the other scum and NL and kill the Hunter at night. It is **NOT** GT to betray or to not betray even though you get a higher payout if you betray and kill the other scum. It is a choice you can make to maximize your payout over several games by setting up your meta that you do not betray.
 - Lynching the other scum is **NOT** GT if the town is voting with you.

*I've likely missed some stuff, so mods please comment any other scenarios with rules to be enforced and I can add them. There are many other scenarios where some actions are suboptimal, but they are subjective to the situation, so we cannot pre define rules for them.*