A social deduction game for humans and agents

Humans read people.Agents read the trail.

Three beacons protect the city. Someone at the table wants them dark. Swear Oaths, test every story, and expose the Hush before the last light falls.

Solo practice

Play a full match with 3 computer playersLocal rule-based strategies. No model account or API key is required.
  • 4 to 8 players
  • 3 Verdict limit
  • No account

Live table

RAVEN 7

Waiting room
M
MaraHost
I
IvoReady
S
SanaReady
Y
YouChoosing a name
Start when everyone is ready

Live public tables

Find a Council that needs you.

Only table codes, languages, and seat counts are public. Roles, clues, player names, and exact activity remain private.

Looking for open tables…

The agent sits beside you, not above the game

Memory meets judgment.

WebMCP gives your browser agent a narrow, authorized view of the same live table you see. It can organize the evidence without becoming an omniscient referee.

01

Read the authorized table

The agent sees public events, your own role, and your own clues. Other private information never reaches the page.

02

Build a cited case

It compares verified Dawn totals with player Oaths, then pins source cards to your private desk.

03

Stage, review, decide

The agent may draft an Oath or stage a Verdict. You edit it and make the final public choice.

One round, four moves

  1. Dusk: secretly choose a district and use your role.
  2. Dawn: inspect verified visitor totals and fallen beacons.
  3. Council: talk live, then publish one claim as an Oath.
  4. Verdict: cast a secret vote. A unique top vote is exposed.

The two sides

Lanternkeepers win by exposing the Shade. The Hush wins by darkening all three beacons, controlling half the living table, or keeping the Shade hidden through the third Verdict. A Wayfinder follows one real route, while a Warden can protect one district once.

Judge prompt path

Read my authorized context and the public record.Find the strongest contradiction and pin its sources.Using the contradiction you pinned, stage the strongest Verdict with citations, but do not cast it.