Dead: What Now?

==== The developers of Town of Salem ensured that the game can still be fun in the graveyard. You can talk with dead buddies, contact the Medium, and even cheer for your team as they die one by one. But let's face it --death is ''boring! ''As your team approaches imminent loss, how do you keep your hopes up? ====

Fun in the graveyard
Whether hanged or murdered, Sheriff or lowly Bodyguard, you can stay active in the afterlife. Before you curse out those who killed you and leave in a huff of dismay, find a way to contribute to the community deathpool by informing or predicting.

Informing
If informing is done efficiently, the Medium should be able to offer pertinent knowledge dead or alive. With all the facts written in his will and a Seance in his pocket, the town has a helpful ally. In the event that the Medium has an early death, sharing information can still proove useful. Who knows, there may be a Retributionist in your town!
 * If the Medium is still alive, you can give him information to announce or write down.
 * The Town Investigative roles (Investigator, Sheriff, Lookout, Spy) usually have the most valuable information when they die, especially if they are killed later in the game.
 * Town roles such as Escort and Jailor may share critical facts in the graveyard as well.
 * Killing roles such as Mafioso and Serial Killer may choose to help the town! Before they leave the game, ask them if anyone had night-immunity. Be careful ...they may lie to you.

Predicting

 * Out of hard facts? Start watching for suspicious activity as you rot to bones.
 * Reference the chat log to see who voted innocent or guilty in trials.
 * See if anyone has claimed multiple roles or has framed an innocent player.
 * Watch out for patterns: Who is the first to speak each day? Who is not talking? Who has a lot of blank space around their name in the directory?
 * If you don't feel like doing the work, just shout out a guess as to who you think is guilty!

Graveyard Games
Sure, the game is not turning out in your favor -- you died, your medium is dead -- but does this really mean eternal suffrage? No! (Suffrage means that you have the right to vote. Sorry buddy, you do not have the right to vote in the graveyard.)

Nevertheless, here are some entertaining things to do after meeting your doom:

Call Em' Out
Nothings better than a fresh dose of dead commentary. RIP em' apart!
 * Release your inner sideline cheerleader and chant for your team!


 * Call the man a liar even though nobody can hear you.
 * Rant about how the town is stupid.
 * Great defense statement? Why not give it a "10/10."
 * Prepare a soliloquie for the end of the game.
 * Someone important is killed: "NOOOOO" is a pretty effective catharsis.

Bad Boys
It's like the Sharks and the Jets all over again ...with ghosts.
 * If you are the first member of the Mafia to die, have a little fun and ruin some dreams by announcing the mafia's target each night.
 * If you are Jester or Exe waiting for your victory, spam the chat whenever useful information is shared. However, avoid being annoying or overly vulgar.
 * Often times there is no reason to stay if you have lost, but...

The More, The Merrier
A mob of rowdy Townies enclosed in a graveyard just got wilder. This list is unfinished. Please add your favorite graveyard past-times!
 * Relationships: This is the best time to make a new death-buddy. If someone helped you out before your untimely death, welcome them to the graveyard as your brother.
 * What's Cooking, Ma?: Begin offering food items around.
 * Passion Can: If someone starts using capslock, let the warfare begin. Capitalize everything you say, and call him out. ("WHY ARE WE SHOUTING?!")
 * The Alphabet: With a large group of people, you can announce your goal to make your way down to "z" without repeats. If you win, take a screenshot. I wanna see that **** on this page.
 * Relationships 2: Is there a "God" in your game? "Santa Claus?" Do a bit of role-play!
 * Pointless Tallyman: For fun, begin attributing points to town members who say smart things. When they die, give them their total. (Let's hope that its not a negative number)