WHO FARTED Mid-Round Callout Cheatsheet
Copy-ready phrases for clean accusations, soft holds, and anti-tilt chat in 10-player lobbies.
Why callouts win rounds
In WHO FARTED?, a correct read dies if you cannot say it in one chat bubble. Lobbies cap near 10 players; attention spans are shorter than your essay. This cheatsheet gives templates you can adapt mid-round—legal brain tools, not executors (Scripts).
Pair every line with evidence habits from the Suspicion Tracker and the full town guide Find the Farter. If you are the farter studying town language, cross-read Win as Farter.
Rules before you paste a template
- Name a signal, not a vibe. “Weird” is not a reason.
- Prefer two categories (pathing + story, vote + isolate, etc.) before a hard tunnel.
- One ask per message when possible—multiclause dumps get ignored on mobile.
- Update live. If your suspect clears a checkable fact, say so; ego throws games.
- No harassment. Deduce the farter; do not attack real-life traits, voice, or identity.
Soft push templates (start here)
Use when you have one solid signal or two soft ones:
- “Holding on [Name] — shadowed [Other] through two areas. Need second eyes.”
- “[Name] flipped from jokes to a full essay only after the scare. Soft sus, not a lock.”
- “[Name] suggested we split toward [Place] right after pressure. Anyone else see that?”
- “Not voting yet. [Name] alibi was vague on location—can you repeat where you were?”
- “Tracker notes: pathing +1 story +1 on [Name]. Looking for a confirm or a clear.”
Soft pushes keep the lobby flexible and reduce instant mislynch energy ranked poorly on the tier list.
Hard push templates (two categories lit)
- “Hard on [Name]: shadowed [Victim] and named the wrong public spot when asked. Vote unless someone has a clean sighting.”
- “[Name] instant-tunneled [X] with zero second reason, then auto-cleared their duo. That is vote + clear-abuse—pushing [Name].”
- “Two independent tells on [Name] (isolate peel + timing AFK during the scare). I’m locking.”
- “If you clear [Name], give a checkable reason in chat—not ‘trust me.’”
After a hard push, stop stacking insults. Extra heat helps the real farter hide.
Clear and demote templates
- “Clearing [Name] for me—was in public with me whole scare. Moving slots.”
- “Demoting [Name]; the pathing was just map traffic. Need a new second suspect.”
- “My earlier read on [Name] was wrong after that open fight. Resetting tracker.”
Public demotions build trust and make your next hard push land.
Information ask templates
- “Who actually saw [Name] during the last thirty seconds—not who heard a rumor?”
- “Dead/spectate: one useful fact only, please—no novel.”
- “Stack check: [A] and [B] voted same frame—can you disagree on a detail if you are town?”
- “Mobile players: react once if you agree with hold on [Name].”
Friend groups should keep decisive asks in public chat—see Play with Friends.
Farter-aware town lines (break camouflage)
- “Quiet is fine; perfect silence after every question is not. [Name], answer the location ask.”
- “We do not need a manifesto—[Name], yes/no: were you near [Place]?”
- “Joke cover is normal here; nervous filler right after a scare is a tell. Clocking [Name].”
Do not claim fake animation tells the wiki has not verified. Stick to social and movement signals.
What NOT to say
| Avoid | Why it fails |
|---|---|
| “It’s obviously [Name] LOL” | Zero signal; trains the lobby to ignore you |
| “They have the fart skin / GamePass / badge” | Cosmetics and badges are not alignment |
| “Vote or you’re sus” with no notes | Peer pressure without evidence |
| Paragraph autobiographies | Mobile players bounce; farter clocks you as loud detective |
| Slurs, doxxing, voice mocking | Toxicity; reportable; ruins the party |
| “I saw on Discord” private-only intel | Unfair to solos; state public evidence instead |
| Fake code / script flexes | Irrelevant and scam-adjacent — Codes, Scripts |
| Copy-pasting another game’s meeting script | Wrong UI and wrong expectations |
Thirty-second pre-round drill
- Open this page or a notes copy of three soft + two hard templates.
- Open the Suspicion Tracker signal table once.
- Agree with friends on the public-info rule if stacked.
- Mute unrelated Discord drama until lobby end.
- After the round, replace one weak line you used with a clearer template.
Example chain (innocent)
- Soft: “Holding on Blue — shadowed Red across two areas.”
- Ask: “Anyone else see Blue peel Red?”
- Confirm arrives → Hard: “Two tells on Blue (path + peel). Locking.”
- If cleared by a trusted public witness → Demote and rotate.
That chain matches the decision rules on the tracker page and the town habits in Innocent.
Example chain (you might be wrong)
- Soft push lands poorly.
- Say: “Okay, demoting—need a better second reason.”
- Do not double down to save ego.
- Re-read Find the Farter between rounds if you keep tunneling Tone-only marks.
Related pages
- Suspicion Tracker
- Find the Farter
- Tools hub
- Play with Friends
- Strategy tier list
- Controls — if typing speed is the bottleneck
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions.
Should I hard accuse on vibes alone?
No. Use soft holds until two Suspicion Tracker categories light up—see Suspicion Tracker.
Are these callouts cheats?
No. They are chat templates. We do not provide executors.
Can farters study this page?
Yes. Knowing town language helps you avoid sounding guilty. Also read Win as Farter.
What if I play on mobile?
Favor the shortest templates and yes/no asks. See Controls for device tips.
Should cosmetics be part of my callout?
No. Skins, GamePasses, and badges are not proof of role.