The Alcoholic spends the night drinking at the tavern and is thus absent for any attacks on them.

During the night, the Alcoholic is fully immune against all attacks targeting them, though they may still be killed by other means. The Alcoholic cannot exist without a bartender, and loses their power as soon as the last bartender dies. The Alcoholic dies at the end of the first night without a living Bartender.

The Bartender can talk in the tavern without having their identity revealed.

The Bartender has a secret channel where they can talk. Every message in that channel will be sent anonymously in the tavern chat. If the Bartender loses their role, they lose their ability to anonymously talk in the tavern chat. The Bartender is often used together with the Alcoholic, in which case it is important for the Bartender to remain hidden.

Each night, the Thief chooses one player to switch roles with.

When they switch with a player, they become that player's role, and the other player becomes the Thief. Role specific disguises are also switched. Selecting a player to switch with is an immediate effect, but switching roles is an end night action and happens after any other end night actions such as night kills. The Thief can switch with a dead player, if the player was alive when they selected them. When switching with another player, all their channels are switched. Effects such as being powdered are not swapped. Effects are kept after switching, even if a player's new role cannot have that effect. In those cases the effect becomes dormant and does nothing; it will become active again if the player once again switches role. If the Thief does not select a target, a random player is chosen. Each Thief may only select players that have never been that thief before.

The Thief wins if they are still alive at the end of the game or alternatively if there's no or only Unaligned players left to select, the Thief immediately ascends and wins. This can happen immediately after selecting a player. The Thief's ability is more powerful than any other mechanic (even more powerful than those that claim they are the most powerful). If a Thief switches with a member of Hell, the current member of Hell betrays their team and becomes a Thief. Effectively the Thief changes the player behind the role, so if a demon switches with a thief, the demon doesn't truly betray the hell team - just the player behind the demon has changed. If the Thief switches with a member of a cupid couple, that member betrays the couple to become a thief and the former thief joins the couple instead. The Thief is not affected by redirections.

The Elected Bartender can talk in the tavern without having their identity revealed.

The Elected Bartender has a secret channel where they can talk. Every message in that channel will be sent anonymously in the tavern chat. The Elected Bartender may immediately resign from their position at any time. Usually the Bartender is a townsfolk role, however this variant is an elected role and has no impact on the alignment of the Elected Bartender. By default there is no Bartender election, however the Bartender may be elected during a day without another election - so usually during Day 0.

The Amnesiac has forgotten their role and only has a vague idea of what it was. They will remember it at the end of Day 1.

From the start of the game until the end of Day 1, the Amnesiac is a normal citizen. At the end of Day 1, they will get to know their role. This role will not be known to the rest of the players, but it will be one of three townsfolk roles that the Amnesiac is told at the start of the game. If the Amnesiac changes into a role that has a power limited to a Day or Night that has already passed, they have to use it in the following Day or Night. If they change into a role that receives information or is part of a group at the start of the game, the Amnesiac will receive the information or join the group directly after changing role.

Each night, the Thief chooses one player to switch roles with.

When they switch with a player, they become that player's role, and the other player becomes the Thief. Role specific disguises are also switched. Selecting a player to switch with is an immediate effect, but switching roles is an end night action and happens after any other end night actions such as night kills. The Thief can switch with a dead player, if the player was alive when they selected them. When switching with another player, all their channels are switched. Effects such as being powdered are not swapped. Effects are kept after switching, even if a player's new role cannot have that effect. In those cases the effect becomes dormant and does nothing; it will become active again if the player once again switches role. If the Thief does not select a target, a random player is chosen. Each Thief may only select players that have never been that thief before.

The Thief wins if they are still alive at the end of the game or alternatively if there's no or only Unaligned players left to select, the Thief immediately ascends and wins. This can happen immediately after selecting a player. The Thief's ability is more powerful than any other mechanic (even more powerful than those that claim they are the most powerful). If a Thief switches with a member of Hell, the current member of Hell betrays their team and becomes a Thief. Effectively the Thief changes the player behind the role, so if a demon switches with a thief, the demon doesn't truly betray the hell team - just the player behind the demon has changed. If the Thief switches with a member of a cupid couple, that member betrays the couple to become a thief and the former thief joins the couple instead. The Thief is not affected by redirections.

Smart is a modifier which causes the player to gain additional information about the role list as if they were a knowledgable wolf. Modifiers are added onto another role.

Rupert is the cutest big baby in the whole wide world.

Rupert cannot be killed. Rupert cannot die. Rupert cannot lose.

The Wild Child is a young impressionable member of the townsfolk. At the first night, they must choose a role model. If their role model dies, at the start of the next phase they will become a Wolf and member of the wolfpack.

If the Wild Child fails to choose a role model, a random one is selected for them. They may not select themself. Their alignment is town for as long as their role model is alive.

A player becomes a Lover when they are chosen by a cupid, and forms an inseparable team with that cupid.

During Night 1, each cupid must choose one player to become their Lover. The Lover is added to the cupid’s secret channel. The Lover and their cupid form an inseparable team; they will die if the other player dies. When this happens it is announced. The Lover keeps their role, however their base alignment is combined with the cupid's base alignment (usually townsfolk). If the cupid and lover have different base alignments, they will only win when both of their base alignment's win conditions are fulfilled, forming a new alignment separate from either of their base alignments. For example, if the couple is cupid (townsfolk base alignment) and a wolf (werewolf base alignment), everyone else must die (newly formed solo cupid alignment). Or, if they’re both townsfolk base alignment (e.g. cupid and citizen), they both are part of the townsfolk alignment and can win together with the other townsfolk.

The Lover’s love overrides any other mechanic that may cause a player to change alignment for any reason; the Lover is always on the same alignment as their cupid. This is a role that is gained on top of your original role - it does not replace it.

The Swindler's goal is to use deception in order to deprive players of their votes. They can swindle one person into losing the value of their voting ballot each night. When a third of all currently living players have been swindled, the Swindler wins and ascends. After the Swindler wins, the votes are slowly returned - one per night - in the same order they were stolen in. However if they die, the votes are immediately returned instead.

Each night, the Swindler can swindle one player. This is an immediate ability. The target will have their voting ballot swapped for one with a voting power of 0, however the Mayor will retain their additional vote. If the target's voting value is updated after being swindled, the Swindler overrides it and it stays 0. A Swindler may select themself. Swindling someone does not add the target's vote to the Swindlers own voting power. When 1/3 of all currently living players (rounded up), including the Swindler, have all been swindled, they ascend and stop playing. The game continues. The Swindler can’t win when they are dead. If the Swindler dies, all the swindled votes are immediately returned. However if the Swindler wins, one vote will be returned each night after their ascension, in the order they were swindled. For example, at the start of the first night after the Swindler's ascension, the first swindled vote is returned and so on.

Once per game, the Barber may choose to immediately attack one player during the day.

After Day 1, at any time during the day, the Barber may once attack another player. The Barber also chooses whether they want to be revealed or not. If they choose to be revealed both their role and name is announced, otherwise neither is. The Barber’s attack is an immediate ability. If the Barber's attack fails, they are not revealed.

Afraid is a modifier which causes the player to escape the first attack on them as if they were a scared wolf. Modifiers are added onto another role.

The Undead is a part of the vampire’s secret army and pretends to be their old role. If a demonized player is killed during the night, they will not die, and will instead lose their original role and become an Undead.

An Undead has the same win condition as the vampire; they will win when all remaining players are part of the underworld team. They lose their previous role, but if they were part of a group like the wolfpack, they will remain in the channel and will still be able to vote (though internally their vote won't be counted) as long as at least one other member of their group is still alive. If all members of a group have changed role or died, the group is disbanded and any abilities it may have had are lost.