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	~~[[File:Traitor Antag Stinger.ogg]]~~
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	''Your PDA beeps. Whiskey, Echo, Whiskey, Lima, Alpha, Delta.''		''Your PDA beeps. Whiskey, Echo, Whiskey, Lima, Alpha, Delta.''

imported>Festivite: /* Sabotage */ dagd, good -> glorious

2026-06-05T17:07:06Z

Sabotage: dagd, good -> glorious

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	{{Callout\|Warning\|Unless you have the "Die a ~~Good~~ Death" objective, you must follow rule 2.9 [[Server_Rules#As an antagonist, do not cause excessive death, damage, or destruction beyond your objectives\|As an antagonist, do not cause excessive death, damage, or destruction beyond your objectives.]]}}		{{Callout\|Warning\|Unless you have the "Die a Glorious Death" objective, you must follow rule 2.9 [[Server_Rules#As an antagonist, do not cause excessive death, damage, or destruction beyond your objectives\|As an antagonist, do not cause excessive death, damage, or destruction beyond your objectives.]]}}

	Sabotage is effective for changing the behavior of people on the station, but one should always consider the consequences. If you feel the need to grief the entire station as much as possible just to steal a disk, you might want to spend more time strategizing or risk the ire of your fellow players, or worse, an admin. Sabotage can be very effective in surprisingly small doses if done correctly, and can backfire horribly in larger doses. Keep in mind that the more crippling your sabotage is, the more people will try to get it fixed faster.		Sabotage is effective for changing the behavior of people on the station, but one should always consider the consequences. If you feel the need to grief the entire station as much as possible just to steal a disk, you might want to spend more time strategizing or risk the ire of your fellow players, or worse, an admin. Sabotage can be very effective in surprisingly small doses if done correctly, and can backfire horribly in larger doses. Keep in mind that the more crippling your sabotage is, the more people will try to get it fixed faster.

imported>KindaNice: fixing authentication disruptor link

2026-04-02T19:38:03Z

fixing authentication disruptor link

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	Most objectives don't require violence. The {{item\|~~authentication disruptor~~}} is a fantastic tool for gaining access to otherwise secure rooms and lockers. If you're light on telecrystals, a utility belt with a full set of tools can get you through almost any door, wall, or window. Swiping an ID with relevant access is great if you don't get caught doing it, and asking the [[HoP]] to let you change jobs can work on occasion. Breaking into lockers is usually time consuming, but a great trick to drag the locker in front of an [[Power#Containment Setup\|emitter]] in maintenance and let it fire 4-5 times. Generally the hardest part of breaking in somewhere is avoiding being seen. You want to ideally spend the least amount of time possible in places where you shouldn't be, so staking out the layout before hand is recommended. While arguably excessive, putting on the right uniform or a different outfit can be the difference between being identified or not. Be sneaky, be bold, be quick.		Most objectives don't require violence. The {{item\|AccessBreaker}} is a fantastic tool for gaining access to otherwise secure rooms and lockers. If you're light on telecrystals, a utility belt with a full set of tools can get you through almost any door, wall, or window. Swiping an ID with relevant access is great if you don't get caught doing it, and asking the [[HoP]] to let you change jobs can work on occasion. Breaking into lockers is usually time consuming, but a great trick to drag the locker in front of an [[Power#Containment Setup\|emitter]] in maintenance and let it fire 4-5 times. Generally the hardest part of breaking in somewhere is avoiding being seen. You want to ideally spend the least amount of time possible in places where you shouldn't be, so staking out the layout before hand is recommended. While arguably excessive, putting on the right uniform or a different outfit can be the difference between being identified or not. Be sneaky, be bold, be quick.

	=== Manipulation ===		=== Manipulation ===

imported>KindaNice: bringing objectives up-to-date and reorganizing

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bringing objectives up-to-date and reorganizing

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	== Objectives ==		== Objectives ==
	* Steal the {{~~item~~\|~~CaptainIDCard\|link=Captain~~}}		Your objectives can be viewed by opening your character information panel, which is by default hotkeyed to {{key press\|U}}. You will have two to four, and they will not change during the round. Some objectives are mutually exclusive, but the specific objectives you get in a round will never prevent each other. Note that other syndicate traitors may be on the station, and could have objectives that get in the way of yours (possibly including having an objective to kill you!).
	* Steal the [[~~Captain~~]]~~'s {{item\|WeaponAntiqueLaser}}~~
	* Steal the {{item\|NukeDisk}}		=== State ===
	* Kill a random ~~person~~		# Escape to CentComm alive and unrestrained via the escape shuttle.
	* Ensure ~~another~~ traitor stays alive		# Die a glorious death
	* Ensure ~~another traitor achieves at least~~ half of their objectives
	* Die a glorious death		The important addition from having the ''Die a glorious death'' objective comes from being able to disregard [[Server_Rules#As an antagonist, do not cause excessive death, damage, or destruction beyond your objectives\|rule 2.9]], whereas escaping alive and unrestrained often accompanies objectives to kill a member of command.
	* Steal the [[~~Chief Medical Officer~~]]~~'s {{item\|Hypospray}}~~
	* Steal ~~the [[Chief Medical Officer]]'s '''handheld crew monitor'''~~		=== Kill ===
	* Steal the [[~~Research Director~~]]~~'s {{item\|ClothingOuterHardsuitRd}}~~		# Kill or maroon [name], [job]
	* Steal the ~~[[Chief Engineer]]'s {{~~item~~\|ClothingShoesBootsMagAdv}}~~		# Prevent [name], [job] from reaching CentComm
	* Steal the ~~[[Head~~ of ~~Security]]'s '''energy shotgun'''~~
	* Steal {{item\|FoodMeatCorgi}}		You aren't required to personally kill the target, but at the end of the round they must be either dead or still on the station (not in the evac shuttle or an escape pod). The target you have can be virtually anyone on the station - a random passenger, the captain, or even another syndicate agent.
	* Steal the ~~Quartermaster's '''digiboard'''~~
			=== Social ===
			# Ensure fellow traitor [name], [job] stays alive.
			# Ensure fellow traiter [name], [job] completes half of their objectives.

			With one of these objectives, you can use the syndicate [[Traitor#Codewords\|codewords]] to prove you are also an agent to this person.

			=== Steal ===
			There are several objectives for stealing an important item from someone in [[Command]], and you may have multiple of these objectives. You succeed if the item is in your possession (hands, pocket, backpack, etc.) at the end of the round. The locations of each of these objectives are listed below.

	~~Finding the location of these objectives is first step to completing them.~~
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	\|+ Traitor Objective Locations		\|+ Traitor Theft Objective Locations
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	! ~~Objective~~ !! Location		! Item !! Location
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	\| {{item\|~~CaptainIDCard~~\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| The Captain starts with one in their PDA as is such carried around on their person. Another can be found in their locker, located in their quarters usually adjacent to the bridge.		\| {{item\|captain ID card\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| The Captain starts with one in their PDA as is such carried around on their person. Another can be found in their locker, located in their quarters usually adjacent to the bridge.
			\|-
			\| {{item\|captain's jetpack\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the Captain's locker, or more often on their person.
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{item\|WeaponAntiqueLaser\|cap=1\|size=64px}}\|\| Found in the Captain's room, or more often on their person.		\| {{item\|WeaponAntiqueLaser\|cap=1\|size=64px}}\|\| Found in the Captain's room, or more often on their person.
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	\| {{item\|NukeDisk\|cap=1\|size=64px}}\|\| Found in the Captain's locker, or ''always'' on their person. Can be located using a Pinpointer, which will always point toward its location and turn green when near. Conversely, this can also be used to catch you!		\| {{item\|NukeDisk\|cap=1\|size=64px}}\|\| Found in the Captain's locker, or ''always'' on their person. Can be located using a Pinpointer, which will always point toward its location and turn green when near. Conversely, this can also be used to catch you!
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{item\|~~Hypospray~~\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the CMO's locker or more often carried on their person in their belt, pocket, or backpack		\| {{item\|hypospray\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the CMO's locker or more often carried on their person in their belt, pocket, or backpack
	\|-		\|-
	\|~~'''Handheld Crew Monitor'''~~		\| {{item\|handheld crew monitor}} \|\| Found in the CMO's locker or more often carried on their person in their belt, pocket, or backpack.
	\|Found in the CMO's locker or more often carried on their person in their belt, pocket, or backpack.
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{item\|ClothingOuterHardsuitRd\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the RD's locker or more often worn on their person		\| {{item\|ClothingOuterHardsuitRd\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the RD's locker or more often worn on their person
			\|-
			\| {{item\|HandTeleporter\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the RD's locker or more often worn on their person
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{item\|ClothingShoesBootsMagAdv\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the CE's locker or more often worn on their person		\| {{item\|ClothingShoesBootsMagAdv\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the CE's locker or more often worn on their person
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{item\|~~IDComputerCircuitboard~~\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the ~~Captain~~'s ~~locker, the Head of Personnel's locker, and inside ID card computers which can be dismantled using tools.~~		\| {{item\|WeaponEnergyMagnum\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Found in the HoS's office or more often worn on their person
	\|-		\|-
	\| ~~'''The quartermaster's~~ digi-board'''\|\| Found in the Quartermaster's locker, or more often on their person		\| {{item\|requisition digi-board}} \|\| Found in the Quartermaster's locker, or more often on their person
			\|-
			\| {{item\|ClothingHandsKnuckleDustersQM}} \|\| Found in the Quartermaster's locker, or more often on their person
	\|-		\|-
	\| {{item\|FoodMeatCorgi\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Unfortunately harvested from Ian, the Head of Personnel's charismatic corgi, using a knife.		\| {{item\|FoodMeatCorgi\|cap=1\|size=64px}} \|\| Unfortunately harvested from Ian, the Head of Personnel's charismatic corgi, using a knife.
	'' *Cannot be harvested from normal corgis, sorry cargo mains.''		'' *Cannot be harvested from normal corgis, sorry cargo mains.''

	\|}		\|}

imported>KindaNice: mild editing and reorganizing of guide, removing references to metashield, adding links

2026-04-02T17:43:04Z

mild editing and reorganizing of guide, removing references to metashield, adding links

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imported>KindaNice: copying over Guide to Traitor

2026-04-02T16:32:20Z

copying over Guide to Traitor

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imported>Aliser: use {{Disambiguation}}

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use {{Disambiguation}}

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			{{Disambiguation\|Traitors\|topic=the antagonist called "Traitor"}}

	[[File:Traitor Antag Stinger.ogg]]		[[File:Traitor Antag Stinger.ogg]]
	<br>		<br>
	''Your PDA beeps. Whiskey, Echo, Whiskey, Lima, Alpha, Delta.''		''Your PDA beeps. Whiskey, Echo, Whiskey, Lima, Alpha, Delta.''

	~~''This page is for the antagonist called "Traitor". For the gamemode, see [[Game Modes#Traitor\|here]]. For a guide to playing as a Traitor, see [[Guide to Traitor]]~~

	A '''traitor''' (aka ''Syndicate Agent'') is an antagonist employed by the [[Syndicate]]. They have access to various Syndicate tools and weapons through their [[Traitor Uplink\|Uplink]]. Traitors can use [[Guide to Traitor#Codewords\|codewords]] to identify themselves to one another in order to cooperate. In a traitor round, any player can be a traitor aside from department heads, the captain, any learner roles (excluding the [[Service Worker]]), or any security members (excluding the [[Lawyer]]).		A '''traitor''' (aka ''Syndicate Agent'') is an antagonist employed by the [[Syndicate]]. They have access to various Syndicate tools and weapons through their [[Traitor Uplink\|Uplink]]. Traitors can use [[Guide to Traitor#Codewords\|codewords]] to identify themselves to one another in order to cooperate. In a traitor round, any player can be a traitor aside from department heads, the captain, any learner roles (excluding the [[Service Worker]]), or any security members (excluding the [[Lawyer]]).

imported>Cheesemansam: Just thought I would add the same thing from the antagonist page

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Just thought I would add the same thing from the antagonist page

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			''Your PDA beeps. Whiskey, Echo, Whiskey, Lima, Alpha, Delta.''

	''This page is for the antagonist called "Traitor". For the gamemode, see [[Game Modes#Traitor\|here]]. For a guide to playing as a Traitor, see [[Guide to Traitor]]		''This page is for the antagonist called "Traitor". For the gamemode, see [[Game Modes#Traitor\|here]]. For a guide to playing as a Traitor, see [[Guide to Traitor]]

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	A '''traitor''' (aka ''Syndicate Agent'') is an antagonist employed by the [[Syndicate]]. They have access to various Syndicate tools and weapons through their [[Traitor Uplink\|Uplink]]. Traitors can use [[Guide to Traitor#Codewords\|codewords]] to identify themselves to one another in order to cooperate. In a traitor round, any player can be a traitor aside from department heads, the captain, any learner roles (excluding the [[Service Worker]]), or any security members (excluding the [[Lawyer]]).		A '''traitor''' (aka ''Syndicate Agent'') is an antagonist employed by the [[Syndicate]]. They have access to various Syndicate tools and weapons through their [[Traitor Uplink\|Uplink]]. Traitors can use [[Guide to Traitor#Codewords\|codewords]] to identify themselves to one another in order to cooperate. In a traitor round, any player can be a traitor aside from department heads, the captain, any learner roles (excluding the [[Service Worker]]), or any security members (excluding the [[Lawyer]]).

	Traitors should focus on completing their [[Guide to Traitor#Objectives\|objectives]] successfully by the end of the round, but they do not have to. They should, however, at least create a level of disruption proportional to their objectives, as Antagonist activity is what drives a round ~~foreward~~.		Traitors should focus on completing their [[Guide to Traitor#Objectives\|objectives]] successfully by the end of the round, but they do not have to. They should, however, at least create a level of disruption proportional to their objectives, as Antagonist activity is what drives a round forward.

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