If the Cursed Civilian is attacked by a wolfish player, they will turn into a wolf instead of dying.

The Cursed Civilian is part of the townsfolk team, however they may betray their team at some point. If attacked any other way than by a wolfish player, the Cursed Civilian will die as usual.

Accursed is a modifier that makes the player with it turn into a wolf if attacked by a wolfish player as if they were a cursed civilian. An Accursed + Baker will turn into a bloody butcher and bakers will become butchers. Modifiers are added onto another role.

If the Cursed Civilian is attacked by a wolfish player, they will turn into a wolf instead of dying.

The Cursed Civilian is part of the townsfolk team, however they may betray their team at some point. If attacked any other way than by a wolfish player, the Cursed Civilian will die as usual.

The Alpha Wolf has two votes on the wolfpack poll. Additionally, the Alpha Wolf may once overwrite the decision of the wolfpack. The Alpha Wolf can not change alignments.

When the Alpha Wolf votes on the wolfpack poll, their vote appears normally, however internally it is counted with the value 2. Once per game, the Alpha Wolf may determine the target of one wolfpack attack, instead of it being decided by the wolfpack. If there are several wolfpack polls the Alpha Wolf can choose which one to overwrite. If there are none, they can not use their power. Overwriting the wolfpack poll is an end night ability and makes the Alpha Wolf execute the attack. The wolfpack is informed that their attack was overwritten and who was attacked at the end of the night. When they overwrite the wolfpack poll, the Alpha Wolf may also choose to reveal themself to the pack. The Alpha Wolf's loyalty to the pack is so great that their alignment cannot be changed. Any attempt to do so will result in failure.

The Wolf has no special abilities.

The Wolf is a player who acts like a regular player during the day, but secretly kills players during the night, together with all the other werewolves.

The White Werewolf is a werewolf who is not satisfied with merely killing the townsfolk; they must kill all the werewolves as well. Every other night, the White Werewolf may attack a member of the wolfpack.

To the werewolves, the White Werewolf will appear to be just another member of the wolfpack. However, it is the White Werewolf’s goal to win the game completely alone; even the other werewolves must die. Starting with Night 2, the White Werewolf may attack a member of the wolfpack every other night. If they choose not to attack, they will once again have the option to attack in the following night. Attacking a member of the wolfpack is an end-night ability. If only werewolves and the White Werewolf are left alive, the game will continue until either all werewolves are dead or the White Werewolf is dead. The White Werewolf imitates the most common non-WG role in the wolfpack. It is strongly disguised as that role and gains all its abilities. If there are several most common non-WG roles, an arbitrary one is chosen. If the White Werewolf changes role, the disguise and abilities are lost.

The White Werewolf is not part of the werewolf team, but is still considered a lycan and is part of the wolfpack.

The Direwolf may attack two people every night if they are the last player left in the pack.

If, at the start of the night, the Direwolf is the last remaining member of the wolfpack, the wolfpack will be able to attack an additional player. Usually, this means the Direwolf will be able to attack two people, but in some situations the amount of attacks and the attacker may also be influenced by other roles/abilities.

Each night, the Lone Wolf may attack one player. When the first member of the wolfpack dies, the Lone Wolf joins the wolfpack.

The Lone Wolf doesn’t know the other werewolves, and starts off all alone; they are not a member of the wolfpack. However, they are still a lycan. Each night, they may target one player. If their target is townsfolk aligned, the Lone Wolf attacks them. If they are wolfish, the Lone Wolf dies (not an attack). If they are neither, the target isn't attacked and both the Lone Wolf and the target live. When a member of the wolfpack dies, the Lone Wolf loses their powers and joins the wolfpack as a wolf. Attacking a player is an end-night ability.

The Greater Coyote is a packless non-lycan wolf who shares a channel with the other coyotes: however, none of the coyotes know the identities of any other wolves. If the Greater Coyote dies, the coyote group is disbanded.

If the wolfpack fails to kill a townsfolk on any given night, the coyotes may kill a player during the following night. The coyotes decides their target by voting. If the Greater Coyote dies, the coyote group is disbanded. All other coyotes lose any remaining abilities and join the wolfpack. This is not triggered by the Greater Coyote changing role. Any member of the coyote group without their original role can still vote on who to attack. The coyotes' attack is an end-night ability.

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.

Defenses are a type of passive ability, which is used to evade potential deaths. Protections are active abilities that grant defenses.

There are several ways an attack (or kill) can be stopped. These sort of abilities/effects are applied in the following order: 1) Absences (such as hooker) 2) Effect Based Defenses (such as the witch's potion of life or the chef's charmed food) 3) Role Based Defenses (such as runner or scared wolf) 4) Partial Defenses (such as macho or idiot) 5) Role Based Role Changes (such as cursed civilian) 6) Effect Based Role Changes (such as vampire's demonization) For both attacks and direct kills all six points apply, though most defensive abilities apply only to attacks (defined in the 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.

Each night, the Innkeeper may check any role to determine the number of players currently alive with that role.

Each night the Innkeeper can get a status on a specific role. Checking the status of a specific role will let the Innkeeper know how many players with that role are left in the game. Checking the status of a specific role is an immediate ability. Checking status on roles works on any role whether in the game or not. The Innkeeper is affected by strong disguises.

Each day, the Curse Caster may attempt to apply the accursed modifier to another player.

During the day, the Curse Caster may select one player. If the player is not part of the wolfpack, the accursed modifier is applied on top of their current role. Applying the accursed modifier is an immediate action. If the the Curse Caster selects a member of the wolfpack, the action will fail and the Curse Caster will be informed why. If the Curse Caster selects a target that is already accursed, the action will fail and the Cursed Caster will be informed. This is a different message than selecting a member of the wolfpack. The Curse Caster is neither a lycan or a member of the wolfpack.