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| Players = 3
| Type1 = Micro Open
| Designer1 = callforjudgement

| Role1 = Mafia/Semi-Priest
| Role2 = Town | Quan2 = 2

| Mechanics = * The game only lasts a single day; town win if Mafia is eliminated (or modkilled), Mafia wins otherwise.
* The [[Semi-Priest]] cannot hammer a randomly chosen townie. Attempting to do so [[modkill|automatically causes them to lose]]. (This restriction is on hammers only; non-hammer votes are fine, as are hammers on the other townie.)

| GlobalRules = Solo/Nightless
| WinconF1 = Mafia | Wincon1 = You win if you are not eliminated on Day 1.
| WinconF2 = Town | Wincon2 = You win if Mafia is eliminated on Day 1.

| Introduction = '''The One I Cannot Kill''' is a balanced three-player setup that attempts to play out like a normal Mafia game, despite the very small number of players.
| Notes = This setup can be seen as an adjustment of [[SS3]]; both setups are a 2:1 ELo except that a particular "scum hammers town" combination is a town win rather than a scum win. The difference is that in SS3, it's a townie who know about the "impossible combination", simplifying the game to a simple 1v1; whereas in The One I Cannot Kill, it's a scum player who knows about the combination. This causes optimal scum strategy to be different from optimal town strategy, and creates [[associative tell]]s in addition to regular [[scumtell]]s, giving both sides more opportunity to work towards their win condition.

| Stats = No
| HideHistory = No
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