During Day 0, the Fletcher selects a target. Unless the Fletcher changes their mind before they die, their target gains the abilities of a Huntress.

The Fletcher must choose a target to be “Fletcher’s Customer” at the start of the game. Their target can not be changed. If no target is selected when Day 0 ends, a target is randomly assigned. The Fletcher cannot target themself. Fletcher’s Customer gains a private channel and may select a target of their own who will be killed if Fletcher’s Customer is killed. At any point while the Fletcher is alive, the Fletcher may irreversibly revoke Fletcher’s Customer's abilities. Choosing and revoking a customer are immediate abilities.

The Ranger may select a player to reveal with their dying breath.

The Ranger may target a player. They can update this target once per phase, with 1 emergency change to be used whenever the Ranger wants. When the Ranger dies in any way other than by directly being lynched, their target will be revealed in story time. The Ranger’s role, their target, and their role will be revealed to all. If the Ranger did not target a living player, the Ranger’s role isn’t revealed. The Ranger is affected by strong disguises.

Once per game, at night, the Witch may choose three players to protect from any attack for one night. Once per game, at night, the Witch may attack one player.

The Witch has two potions; a potion of life and a potion of death. Each night, they can choose whether they want to use either of those potions. Each potion can only be used once. They can also be used simultaneously in one night. If they use the potion of life, then three players, which the Witch chooses, as well as the Witch themself are protected from attacks during that night (immediate). If they use the potion of death, they can choose one player to attack (end-night).

Each day, the Stalker may assign two extra invisible votes to a player in the current day’s lynch poll.

Each day, the Stalker may threaten a player. That player will have two more invisible votes against them on the daily lynch poll. These additional votes are not revealed, instead the threatened player may win the lynch even if they dont have the most votes. The threatened player is not informed that they are threatened.

The Wisp visits a person each day, igniting them if they are powdered.

The Wisp may visit one person each day, if that person has been powdered, then the Wisp ignites the visited person at the end of the day. If that person is not powdered, the Wisp powders that person. This is an immediate action. The Wisp is only informed at the end of the day whether they powdered or attacked. The Wisp may not visit themself. The Wisp is a member of the pyro team, but not a member of the pyro channel. That means they do not know the other members of their team. If the Wisp is ignited by the pyros the Wisp will be alerted they were ignited, but will not be killed. Whoever ignited the Wisp will be informed that their target could not be ignited. This message is unique and different from other ways the igniting could fail. When no members of the pyro channel are left, the Wisp is informed and turns into a pyromancer at the start of the next phase and joins the pyro channel.

If several Wisps exist when the last member of the pyro channel dies, all of them turn into pyromancers and join the pyro channel.

Throughout the game, all abilities used on the Bard will be narrated to everyone in story time.

All abilities used throughout a phase are narrated at the end of the phase. If the Bard changes roles, abilities are no longer narrated, however the role change is still narrated. The narrated info only reveals the ability type and not the role who used the ability. Further details are also not revealed (e.g. if a tanner disguises the Bard, it is narrated that the Bard was disguised, however the applied disguise is not revealed, nor is which role disguised the Bard). The following general ability types exist for Bard: “attacked”, “investigated”, “disguised”, “killed”, “targeted”, “protected”, “manipulated” and “changed role”. Abilities that do not fall under one of these categories (e.g. Flute Player's enchant or Hooker's sleeping) are directly revealed. Abilities used on the Bard while they are dead are not narrated. Lynches and Elections are not narrated.

The Riding Hood wins when they are killed by a wolfish player.

When the Riding Hood wins, the Riding Hood ascends and stops playing. The game continues. The Riding Hood will win if they are killed by a wolfish player. If the Riding Hood is killed in another way, they lose. If the Riding Hood is protected they neither die nor do they ascend. When the Riding Hood is killed by the wolfpack, the wolfpack may not attack anyone the following night. When the Riding Hood ascends any other way, the wolfish player responsible will be unable to kill/attack the following night. If no wolfish players remain, the Riding Hood stops playing, descends and loses.

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.