Each night, the Ravenkeeper may either assign one of its ravens to a player, or use them to spy. When using them to spy, the Ravenkeeper will learn if any of the ravens interact with each other.

The Ravenkeeper starts out with 1 raven for every 5 players in the game (rounded down). Each night, the Ravenkeeper may assign one raven to another player. Ravens can also be reassigned from one player to another (ravens that were assigned to dead players will immediately return to the Ravenkeeper upon the player's death). Assigning a raven is an immediate effect. Ravens not assigned to another player are considered to be assigned to the Ravenkeeper. Instead of assigning a raven, the Ravenkeeper can also use their ravens to spy. Choosing to use the ravens to spy is an immediate effect. For the rest of the night, the Ravenkeeper will be told when a player with a raven uses an action on another player with a raven. The Ravenkeeper will be told the names of both players, and who used the action, but not what sort of action was done. The Ravenkeeper is affected by redirections. If there are several Ravenkeepers, their ravens are separate.

The Recluse is immediately notified of all powers used on them. When a werewolf uses a power on them, they are given that werewolf's identity.

The Recluse is told which role targeted them and what power was used on them, but not the identity of the player that used a power on them. An exception are members of the wolfpack/werewolf team - when they use a power on the Recluse, the Recluse is told the identity of that player as well. The Recluse is not a lycan and is not part of the wolfpack. Should a wolfish player attempt to attack the Recluse, the attack fails.

Each night, the Ravenkeeper may assign one of its ravens to a player. The Ravenkeeper will learn if any of the players with ravens interact with each other.

The Ravenkeeper starts out with 1 raven for every 5 players in the game (rounded down). Each night, the Ravenkeeper may assign one raven to another player. Ravens can also be reassigned from one player to another (ravens that were assigned to dead players will immediately return to the Ravenkeeper upon the player's death). Assigning a raven is an immediate effect. Ravens not assigned to another player are considered to be assigned to the Ravenkeeper. During the night, the Ravenkeeper will be told when a player with a raven uses an action on another player with a raven. The Ravenkeeper will be told the names of both players, and who used the action, but not what sort of action was done. The Ravenkeeper is affected by redirections. If there are several Ravenkeepers, their ravens are separate.

The Angel wins when they are lynched.

When the Angel wins, the Angel ascends and stops playing and the game continues. In addition, the following lynch will be canceled. The Angel may select a player that dies when the Angel is lynched, if this player has voted for the Angel when the Angel is lynched, it is announced and they will also die. The Angel may change their target once per phase, with 1 emergency change to be used whenever the Angel wants to. The Angel cannot select themself. Targetting a player is an immediate effect. If they haven’t selected a valid target, a random player that has voted for the Angel is selected instead. If the Angel is lynched by unusual means (e.g. by the invisible Stalker votes or the Executioner selecting them) the player responsible for this will die with the Angel. If nobody except the Angel has voted for the Angel, the Angel dies and does not win. If the Angel's target didn't vote for the Angel, but did put invisible votes on the Angel, they are considered a valid target.