WHO FARTED Player Tools
Lightweight helpers for Badass Experiences’ 1-vs-all lobbies—no executors, no account risk.
Tools philosophy
This wiki’s tools are legal, brain-side helpers: checklists, trackers, and reference patterns you can run in notes apps or in your head. They are not injectors, ESP packs, or macros. For the hard no-list, see Scripts.
WHO FARTED? lobbies are small and fast. A good tool reduces chaos without pulling your eyes off the round for thirty seconds.
Available tools
Suspicion Tracker
A practical mid-round checklist for innocents and flexible players. Score soft signals (pathing, speech flips, vote weirdness, isolation attempts) so you keep two or three real suspects instead of vibes. Built to pair with Find the Farter and the Innocent role page.
Callout Cheatsheet
Copy-ready soft push, hard push, clear, and ask templates—plus a what not to say table—so your tracker marks become one-bubble chat that actually moves votes. Use it with friends via Play with Friends so stacks keep decisive claims public.
How to use wiki tools in a live lobby
- Open the tool page on a phone browser or second monitor before the round heats up.
- Skim the checklist once; do not read essays mid-chase.
- After each scare or vote, mark only what you personally saw on the Suspicion Tracker.
- Convert marks into one short line from the Callout Cheatsheet.
- Reset the tracker between rounds so yesterday’s duo drama does not infect today’s reads.
PC players comfortable with chat speed should still keep the tracker light—see Controls if typing is the bottleneck.
Tools we will not add
- Executor hubs or loadstring libraries
- Fake “farter radar” web apps that ask for Roblox login
- Invented probability calculators pretending to know hidden RNG tables we do not have (for honest pass odds language, read 2x Farter Chance instead)
- Code generators (there are no confirmed codes yet anyway)
If Badass Experiences ships official companion utilities, we will link them from Links and this hub.
Suggested kit beside these tools
- Strategy tier list — which approaches deserve your practice time
- Win as Farter — so you recognize when a town tool is being baited
- Badges — hunter trophy context without treating ownership as proof
- Updates — retire checklist lines that patches obsolete
- Getting Started — onboarding before you optimize
Building your own notepad template
If you dislike browser tabs, copy this skeleton into a notes app:
Round __ | Map vibe __
Suspects: 1) __ 2) __ 3) __
Signals: path / chat / vote / isolate
Clears: __
Next ask: __
Callout draft: __Expand with the fuller tables on the Suspicion Tracker page and phrase banks on the Callout Cheatsheet when you have downtime.
Accessibility
Tools should help, not exclude. Large-font notes, voice memos to yourself between rounds, or a trusted duo calling tracker marks aloud are all valid. The farter fantasy is a joke; your comfort is not.
Related pages
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Are these tools cheats?
No. They are checklists and reference pages. We do not provide executors or injectors.
What tool should I open first?
The Suspicion Tracker to score signals, then the Callout Cheatsheet to say them cleanly.
Can I use the tracker on mobile?
Yes—open it in a browser tab or copy the checklist into your notes app.
Will you add a codes generator tool?
No. Codes must come from developers. See Codes for live status.