Innocent
Goal: Stay alive until the round ends and help figure out who the murderer is.
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.
this is krakeruzz! Role Planner
this is krakeruzz! is a hidden-role game, not a squad game: every round deals you one of three roles — mostly Innocent, sometimes Sheriff, rarely the Murderer — in servers capped at 12 players. This page turns that rotation into prep sheets you can run before the round starts.
The system you're planning for
Rotation, not selection
Lawod describes roles being handed out at the start of each round: innocents, a sheriff, and a hidden murderer.
Sheriff
Goal: Identify and eliminate the murderer with the gun.
Lawod's role tips say to observe before firing: chasing players, hiding weapons, or standing near eliminated characters are the tells worth checking.
Murderer
Goal: Eliminate the lobby (or the sheriff) without being identified.
Lawod's role tips say to avoid predictable routes and avoid attacking in isolated corners where you can be blamed immediately.
The container: Roblox classifies the game as Survival / 1 vs All with a 12-player server cap (official API record, 2026-07-17). With a lobby that small, every round is personal — witnesses remember faces, and one mistaken shot as sheriff can hand the murderer the game.
Prep sheets
What to decide before the role screen appears
Hidden-role rounds are won in the first ten seconds of preparation. Three sheets, one per possible assignment.
Innocent prep
- Pick your first exit the moment you spawn — open areas over corridors (Lawod).
- Decide your information move: who you'll shadow if a body drops.
- Plan your call-out: what evidence you need before you accuse anyone.
Sheriff prep
- Set your confirmation bar in advance: chasing, hidden weapons, proximity to victims (Lawod's tells).
- Plan your sightlines: where you can watch without being cornered.
- Accept the miss cost: shooting an innocent is the murderer's win condition handed to them.
Murderer prep
- Choose your blend route: move with the lobby, never on predictable lines (Lawod).
- Pick isolation moments, not isolated corners — separation from witnesses first (Lawod).
- Identify the sheriff early; their confirmation shot is your clock.
Run the matching sheet after each assignment, then log the round in the role checklist — over a session you get a per-role record of which prep moves you actually used, the closest thing this game has to a loadout screen.
Boundary, stated with data
Why squad-building doesn't exist here
A squad planner needs team systems to plan around. The checked record documents none for this universe.
- No team slots or compositions — the format is 1 vs All; your “team” is everyone-except-the-murderer, assigned per round.
- No role selection or queue — assignment odds and rules are unpublished, so composition planning has nothing to compose.
- No documented synergies or loadouts — the three code rewards have no documented combat behavior, so loadout math would be fiction.
- Server size is the only party number — 12 players max (official API record); friend groups join the same server and compete.
FAQ
Role planner questions
Can I choose or queue for a specific role?
Not in the documented game: roles are assigned at the start of each round (Lawod, 2026-07-28), and no source documents a role-selection option, queue or odds. The planner therefore prepares you for all three roles instead of promising one.
Can I play this game with friends as a team?
You can join the same server — the official record caps servers at 12 players — but the format is competitive 1-vs-All: one of you may be the murderer and another the sheriff. No squads, teams or friendly-fire rules are documented, so plan on meeting your friends as rivals.
Does the planner predict my role?
No, and no tool can honestly claim to: role assignment odds are not published for this universe. What it can do is make sure you have a plan for whichever role appears.
Why is this page not a squad builder?
Squad builders need documented team systems — slots, compositions, synergies. This universe documents none of those, so the page plans the thing the game actually is: solo role rotation in a hidden-role format.