Please Hug Me

The 6th MM is called Please Hug Me.

The goal of this game will be to achieve the goal of the role assigned to you. There will be 3 roles, from 3 teams, given out to the 8 of you at the start of the game:

• Slifer: Team Slifer, or Red for simpletons, will consist of 3 players. The more Slifer players there are, the better. To know your other Slifers is a good thing. All Slifers will start the game knowing the other Slifers.
• The goal of a Slifer is to pair with an Obelisk. If the Slifer pairs with a Ra or another Slifer, they will lose.

• Obelisk: Team Obelisk, or Blue for simpletons, will also consist to 3 players. Obelisk strongly dislikes Slifer, and hopes they lose. However, they still want to achieve their own win first.
• The goal of an Obelisk is to pair with a Ra. Additionally, Obelisk hates seeing the Slifers winning. If no Slifers end up winning the game, all Obelisks will win.

• Ra: Team Ra, or Yellow for simpletons, will consist of 2 players. Members of team Ra are smart, they can understand more than other teams. When the Shadow Realm reveals the team name that is in the majority or on the outs, Ra players will know the composition of the 4 people who went into the Shadow Realm. They won't know who is who, but know how many of each team went.
• The goal of a Ra player is to pair with a Slifer. A Ra will lose when paired with an Obelisk or if they pair with each other.

Each round, you will send 4 people to “the Shadow Realm” to be evaluated. Each round, you have 3 votes to cast. These votes will be made public, and they can not be cast on the same person in a round (I can’t vote for Red to go to the Shadow Realm twice in the same round), nor can you cast a vote on the same person in consecutive rounds. The top 4 vote getters will go to the Shadow Realm, and there will be a public announcement that will follow these guidelines.

• If there is a majority of one team in the Shadow Realm, we will state which team is in the majority of the Shadow Realm players.
• If the majority of players of a team is equal (2-2), then we will announce the third team.

Note that we will just state the name of a team, along the lines of “The Shadow Realm has spoken the word ’Slifer'”. It won’t be in the form of “The majority of players in the Shadow Realm is ‘Slifer’”, or “The team with no players in the Shadow Realm is ‘Slifer’”.

After 4 rounds of sending players to the Shadow Realm, there will be one final decisive round. As "part 1" of the final round so to say, people will mutually consent to being paired. Once people who have consensual, mutual pairings finalize (no takebacks on pairings once again), we will have "part 2" of the final round, where players who have not paired send in proposals, or priority lists. You will rank the 7 other contestants (not yourself) from most wanting to pair to least wanting to pair. Once these lists are submitted, they can not be taken back.

There is a problem called the "stable roommate" problem, and with all proposals, we will pair people up using this method (Irving's algorithm I believe it's called). I may write something up later, or you can find articles/youtube videos explaining the problem and solution. This is being implemented to help the case of "deadlock", as we will be using the algorithm to put people into pairs.

Once everyone has paired with one another, everyone’s role will be revealed. Those who achieved their role’s objective will win. Those who don’t will be declared the “losers” of this MM. Each winning player will receive a ToL, and 10 garnets.

This round, we will do something different. Winners will use their garnets to decide the EC. Each player may place any number of their garnets of any of the losers. The player with the most garnets placed on them will become the EC. That person will then pick an opponent from those who are not immune to face off with in the Death Match. If only 2 players have not reached their goal, then those 2 will be sent to the DM automatically (this also means there would be no garnet betting for the EC). The garnets you bet on to decide the EC will not be returned back to you.* You are essentially spending your own garnets to choose the EC.

Usual pregame is 24 hours here. Good luck players. (I really hope this works). There is a time limit of 24 hours per round, forgot to add.