The Citizen has no special abilities.

All the Citizens vote during the day on whomever they suspect to be an enemy and hope during the night that they won’t get killed.

The Citizen has no special abilities.

All the Citizens vote during the day on whomever they suspect to be an enemy and hope during the night that they won’t get killed.

The day after the Child dies, there will be two lynches instead of one.

Whenever the Child dies, there is an additional lynch the next day. If more than one Child dies, there can be more than two lynches. It is allowed to lynch the same player several times. This is useful in scenarios where the werewolves want to lynch an Executioner, who can avoid one lynch. This ability is triggered when a player who at any point had the role of Child dies, not when a Child loses their role.

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. The Ranger may choose to target nobody, which will stop their power from being used. 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.

The Town Crier learns the role of another townsfolk at the start of Night 1.

The Town Crier will be told the role and identity of one other arbitrary person from the Townsfolk team at the start of Night 1. This information is one-directional. The information given is not influenced by any other powers, and therefore is completely reliable.

Once per game, if attacked by a wolfish player, the Runner shall escape.

When they are attacked by a wolfish player, the Runner will not die, but will be vulnerable to future attacks. If a Runner is targeted by any attack other than by a wolfish player's attack, they will die the first time. Runners are informed that they were attacked. If a Runner evades a wolfpack attack, the wolfpack is told their target ran away. If a Runner evades any other attack, the wolfish player responsible is informed instead.

The Rogue Wolf is a lycan who decries the behaviour of the other wolves and seeks to eliminate them. The Rogue Wolf may attack a player on nights after a successful wolfpack kill.

The Rogue Wolf is not a member of the werewolf team or wolfpack, and doesn't know the other werewolves. However, they are still a lycan. Each night the Rogue Wolf learns if the wolfpack successfully executed a kill the previous night or not. If they did, the Rogue Wolf may themselves attack a player during the night. The Rogue Wolf is strongly disguised as an arbitrary most common role in the wolfpack, excluding those with permanent or semi-permanent disguises. Attacking a player is an end-night ability.

Each night, the Huntsman may check a target to determine if they are “part of the wolfpack” or not.

The Huntsman cannot see a player’s role, but they can check whether a player is in the wolfpack. The Huntsman’s inspection is an immediate ability. Since the Huntsman does not check the role itself, they are not affected by any disguises or obstructions, but are affected by redirections.

Every night, the Oracle can select two players and see if they have the same current alignment as each other. Each player can only be checked once.

Each night, the Oracle can inspect two players. The Oracle will be told whether they have the same current alignment or not. The Oracle can select itself as one of the two players, but can only select each player once throughout the game. Inspecting players is an immediate ability. Unaligned roles (if they are still unaligned) have the same alignment as each other, solo roles on opposing teams do not. Some roles' current alignments may be different than their role's starting alignment (e.g. Cupid, Cupid's Lover). The Oracle is not affected by disguises or obstructions, but is affected by redirections.

The Rogue Wolf is a lycan who decries the behaviour of the other wolves and seeks to eliminate them. The Rogue Wolf may attack a player on nights after a successful wolfpack kill.

The Rogue Wolf is not a member of the werewolf team or wolfpack, and doesn't know the other werewolves. However, they are still a lycan. Each night the Rogue Wolf learns if the wolfpack successfully executed a kill the previous night or not. If they did, the Rogue Wolf may themselves attack a player during the night. The Rogue Wolf is strongly disguised as an arbitrary most common role in the wolfpack, excluding those with permanent or semi-permanent disguises. Attacking a player is an end-night ability.

The Mayor can post in #story_time. When there are 15 or less living players, the Mayor receives an extra vote in polls. When there are more than 15 living players, each night the Mayor instead chooses whether a second player will be lynched during the next day.

The Mayor's extra vote cannot be nullified, stolen or removed under any circumstances. If the Mayor's normal vote is a negative vote, the extra vote becomes a negative vote too. The Mayor may resign at the end of any phase. The Mayor gains an additional secret channel, which is reused for any subsequent Mayors.