- Names, alignment, night actions: I'd also add day actions, as a matter of course. Gender might also be difficult, as I can imagine some gender-less creatures in any kind of fantasy setting, which do not have to be evil necessarily (dragons come to mind). Although Buffy was targeted to a teenage audience, so every character has to ooze sexuality at some point, so maybe gender ambiguity is not a big thing in Buffy's universe.
- I'd prefer open questions, as much as possible, but I'd understand if others prefer closed questions as the answers will be easier to compile and compare.
- All questions can be discussed by everybody else before they are asked. Beware: if you don't want a specific question, make sure you have a pretty good reason, as I can imagine that some reasons will be cause for a Vote.
- You get two questions send at random (personally I think that 3 or even more (all?) would be feasible, also for the matter of comparison between players). The person doing the randomization gets two assigned by somebody else.
- Questions will be answered in code and decoded as soon as everybody has answered.
- Not wanting to answer one of the answers you have drawn will be subject to heavy scrutiny, but you are allowed and you can then choose to answer a different question. (Can't we say that a new random question will be assigned?)
- As always: Lie = Lynch.

?, I agree that a 1-6 combo would be a good one, but seeing how we already have a majority for this strategy, let's just go ahead. And nothing will stop you from asking questions that will help us describe each person.

If we can agree on these rules, I'll post a thread (or somebody else can) to collect questions.