Official Roblox genre Survival / 1 vs All, servers capped at 12 players (Official API record, 2026-07-17). One of the smallest standard server caps in the genre, which keeps deduction personal.
Murderer, Sheriff & Innocent Roles
One hidden killer against a lobby of at most 12. Both trackers document the same three-role format: innocents survive, the sheriff hunts, the murderer eliminates. Here is each role's goal, the published play advice, and the round-by-round decision that matters most.
The format
How a round is built
Lawod describes roles being handed out at the start of each round: innocents, a sheriff, and a hidden murderer.
Roles are handed out per round, so you rotate: mostly Innocent, occasionally Sheriff, rarely the Murderer. Odds are unpublished — treat every assignment as a fresh drill for that role.
No source publishes role selection odds, round timers, map lists or exact win-condition text for this universe. The in-game role screen is always the deciding instruction. When the live server shows different labels or objectives, the server wins — and a dated correction via the contact page helps everyone.
Role by role
Goals and published tips
Each card: the role's documented goal, the advice the trackers publish for it, and the decision that decides most rounds.
Innocent
Goal: Stay alive until the round ends and help figure out who the murderer is.
Documented play
- Trackers describe innocents as the players trying to survive while the hidden murderer works through the lobby.
- Lawod's role tips say to keep escape routes open and to fight in open areas rather than narrow corridors where a killer can corner you.
- Watching who a victim was near before they died is the classic deduction line this format rewards.
Source: Lawod role coverage (2026-07-28, rechecked 2026-10-06)
Sheriff
Goal: Identify and eliminate the murderer with the gun.
Documented play
- Trackers describe the sheriff as the role that can stop the murderer, which makes it the only armed answer to the killer.
- Lawod's role tips say to observe before firing: chasing players, hiding weapons, or standing near eliminated characters are the tells worth checking.
- A missed shot gives the murderer an opening, so the format rewards waiting for a real confirmation moment.
Source: Lawod role coverage (2026-07-28, rechecked 2026-10-06)
Murderer
Goal: Eliminate the lobby (or the sheriff) without being identified.
Documented play
- Trackers describe a hidden murderer planning to eliminate the entire lobby — the official 1 vs All genre tag matches this exactly.
- Lawod's role tips say to avoid predictable routes and avoid attacking in isolated corners where you can be blamed immediately.
- Blending into innocent movement is the standard win line for this role across the format.
Source: Lawod role coverage (2026-07-28, rechecked 2026-10-06)
Decision moments
What actually decides a round
Generic across the format, specific to this game's 12-player scale.
If you're Innocent
Your one decision: where you stand. Open areas keep escape routes alive and give witnesses — including you — clean sightlines. Corridors are where the murderer's knife gets free kills and where you get blamed for bodies you didn't cause. Track last-seen positions; in a 12-player lobby, one remembered sighting narrows the suspect pool to a handful.
If you're Sheriff
Your gun is the only documented counter to the murderer, which makes patience your resource. Lawod's tells — chasing, hidden weapons, proximity to eliminated players — are confirmation signals. Fire on a hunch and the real killer walks free with your cover blown; the format's sheriff rounds are won by the shot you don't take.
If you're Murderer
The genre tag says it plainly: 1 vs All. Isolated corners produce fast kills and faster accusations, so Lawod's advice runs the other way — unpredictable routes, victims separated from witnesses. You are racing the sheriff's confirmation, not the lobby's size.
Every round, any role
Roles rotate, so the meta-skill is transferring reads between them: the exit-scan that saves you as Innocent is the chokepoint you avoid as Murderer and the ambush spot you clear as Sheriff. Log your rounds in the role checklist to see which reminder you keep skipping.
FAQ
Role questions
What roles exist in this is krakeruzz!?
Both community trackers describe the same set: Innocents trying to survive, a Sheriff who can stop the killer, and a hidden Murderer — assigned at the start of each round. The official Roblox genre, Survival / 1 vs All, matches the one-killer-versus-lobby format. The in-game role screen always takes priority over any outside description.
What are my chances of getting each role?
Undocumented. No source publishes role selection probabilities for this universe — not the official page, not the trackers. Any percentage you see elsewhere is borrowed from other murder-mystery games.
How long is a round?
No published round timer exists in the checked record. Round length varies with how fast the murderer is stopped or the lobby is eliminated, so plan on reading the round rather than racing a clock.
Is this game a Murder Mystery 2 clone?
The three-role structure (innocent / sheriff / murderer) is the format MM2 popularized, and community videos discuss this game in those terms. But identity rules in Roblox are per-universe: this game is place 91861344866513 by Voltoz97, its own codes and its own economy — MM2 stats, values and strategies do not transfer as facts.