Featuring...
The Baker
Throughout March
The Baker has teamed up with her fellow 'Vigilante' characters to try and put a stop to the growing Conspirer problem, will it be enough to stop them?
The Conspirer team has solidified their ranks, coercing more players to their side than normal to try and counter the neighbourhood power players.
Cupid has decided that she wants no part of this particular chapter and is on the hunt for less chaotic characters to join her.
Baker
As a master of your profession, you take it upon yourself to try and prevent the misdealings that are occurring in the neighbourhood.
You know that your neighbours can't resist your baking so you deliver one of your finest cakes every night to a resident of your choice.
Before you depart, you add just the right amount of poison to incapacitate your target for one night, leaving them unable to wake up and perform their role.
If you visit the same person two nights in a row then the poison will not only stop them from performing their role again it will result in their death!
Team Neighbour
Check out which characters you might end up playing in this game type.
Neighbour
Conspirer
Nurse
Woman At The Window
Shadow Warden
Baker
Ringleader
Vigilante
Detective
Guardian
Other Game Types
Original Conspiracy Live
Great for beginners
Original Conspiracy LIVE features 10 characters, all assigned at random at the start of the game.
If you are new to the game or need a refresher this is the game for you.
Introducing...
Check out our latest character creation
At the end of every month we hold a Champions Tournament for the top 16 players in our Monthly League. The winner of that will add a new character into the game.
These games will introduce the newest character and will have a game built around them.
A Chaotic Conclusion
Perfect for players that like to experiment
Our later games can be different every night. They will likely feature rarer characters, such as the Witch, Grinch or Medium.
Perfect for players that want to try out new game mechanics and strategies.
