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 Warlock may check one player’s role.

Each night, the Warlock may inspect a player. They will be told what that player's role is. Inspecting a player is an immediate ability. The Warlock is affected by weak disguises, redirections, and obstructions. The Warlock is not a lycan, nor are they a member of the wolfpack.

Each day, the Pack Tanner may disguise one player as a role of the Pack Tanner’s choosing.

Each day, the Pack Tanner can weakly disguise one player; the night after, to roles affected by weak disguises, their role will appear to be what the Pack Tanner has disguised the player as. The Pack Tanner may disguise themself, but they may not disguise the same player twice in a row. Disguising a player is an immediate effect. If the Pack Tanner dies, the assigned player will keep their disguise for the night. The player loses their disguise at the end of the night. The Pack Tanner is not a lycan, but is part of the wolfpack.

Upon every death, the Coroner is informed how that participant died.

The Coroner will be told the cause of death for every dead player, and if multiple causes of death are present, then all causes will be revealed to the Coroner. The Coroner is told the name of role that killed the player (if applicable) and the type of death (this can be either “kill”, “suicide”, “lynch” or “descension”), as well as the name (but not the role) of the player that died. The Coroner is not affected by any disguises.

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 day, the Pack Tanner may disguise one player as a role of the Pack Tanner’s choosing.

Each day, the Pack Tanner can weakly disguise one player; the night after, to roles affected by weak disguises, their role will appear to be what the Pack Tanner has disguised the player as. The Pack Tanner may disguise themself, but they may not disguise the same player twice in a row. Disguising a player is an immediate effect. If the Pack Tanner dies, the assigned player will keep their disguise for the night. The player loses their disguise at the end of the night. The Pack Tanner is not a lycan, but is part of the wolfpack.

The Plague Bearer's disease is lethal and highly contagious. Their desire is to kill off all other players.

The Plague Bearer starts the game with rodents that carry the plague. They have one rodent for every five players in the game (rounded). If there are several Plague Bearers then they know each other, and their rodent counts are combined. Each Plague Bearer may use one rodent per night. Each night, the Plague Bearer may free one of their rodents to contaminate another player. Contaminated players will be affected by the disease. The Plague Bearer cannot be contaminated. If the Plague Bearer attempts to contaminate an already contaminated player, they are informed, but the rodent is still used up. Contaminating a player is an immediate ability. Contaminated players are contagious, and remain so till their death. Any player who visits or is visited by a contagious player is immediately contaminated. Any type of action (target, attack, investigation, etc) is counted as a visit. At the start of the second night after being contaminated the player is informed that they are contaminated.

At the end of the second night after being contaminated the player will stop being contagious and die. This is not an attack. Should the player still be alive afterwards, they remain contagious, but will not die again. If no members of the plague team or channel remain, all players are no longer contaminated, although they are not informed about this. If the Plague Bearer attempts to use a rodent on the Plague Doctor, the attempt fails, the Plague Doctor immediately dies (not an attack), and the rodent is not used up. The Plague Bearer cannot win while a Plague Doctor is alive.

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.

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 day, the Disguised Fox may select a disguise, and the disguise will be announced to the Wolfpack. Once per game, the Disguised Fox may alternatively join the wolfpack as a regular wolf.

Each day, the Disguised Fox may either select a disguise or choose to join the wolfpack. If the Disguised Fox does not select a disguise, they will be disguised as a citizen. The Disguised Fox's disguise is a strong disguise. If the Disguised Fox survives the day, the wolfpack is informed at the start of the night that a Disguised Fox has chosen a disguise and what the disguise is. The Disguised Fox's disguise wears off at the end of each night. The Disguised Fox is neither a lycan, nor a member of the wolfpack. If the Disguised Fox chooses to join the wolfpack, they may not select a disguise for that night, and will lose their power as they will become a regular wolf. Joining the wolfpack and selecting a disguise are immediate 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.

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 Plague Carrier wins with the plague bearers and joins a channel with them to communicate securely.

The Plague Carrier does not have any special abilities. If somebody tries to copy a plague bearer a Plague Carrier is created instead. The Plague Carrier can be a carrier of the plague but once they become contaminated they don't die and instead stay contagious for the rest of the game. The plague bearer may not attempt to directly contaminate the Plague Carrier using one of their rodents. The Plague Carrier cannot win while a Plague Doctor is alive. If the last plague bearer dies, and there are rodents left, the Plague Carrier stops being contagious and becomes a plague bearer. At the start of every phase, the Plague Carrier is told the amount of contagious players.

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 day, the Pack Tanner may disguise one player as a role of the Pack Tanner’s choosing.

Each day, the Pack Tanner can weakly disguise one player; the night after, to roles affected by weak disguises, their role will appear to be what the Pack Tanner has disguised the player as. The Pack Tanner may disguise themself, but they may not disguise the same player twice in a row. Disguising a player is an immediate effect. If the Pack Tanner dies, the assigned player will keep their disguise for the night. The player loses their disguise at the end of the night. The Pack Tanner is not a lycan, but is part of the wolfpack.

Each day, the Archivist Fox will learn roles from two categories, and one of them will be told to the Wolfpack. Once per game, the Archivist Fox may alternatively join the wolfpack as a regular wolf.

Each day, they may pick two different categories from the role list; they will be told a role from each category. They may than pick one of these roles, and if they survive the day, the wolfpack will be informed that the Archivist Fox has archived this role. The Archivist Fox will only see each entry on the role list once (however, a role that exists twice can be seen twice, etc), but will never see themself. When the Archivist Fox checks a category without remaining roles, they are informed, and should both categories have no remaining roles, the wolfpack is informed of this instead. The Archivist Fox is unaffected by disguises, obstructions and redirections. The Archivist Fox is neither a lycan, nor a member of the wolfpack. Joining the wolfpack and learning a role are immediate abilities.

The Baroness can learn the information received by other players.

During the day, the Baroness may either select an investigative role or another information-receiving role (see $i baroness roles). For the next two phases, when any player with the targeted role uses an ability, the Baroness will learn all information the player receives. If no player with the selected role is alive, the Baroness receives no information. Selecting a role is an end day ability. The Baroness cannot select the same role during consecutive days. The Baroness is not a lycan, nor are they a member of the wolfpack.

Each day, the Gallant Fox may select a player to protect from attacks and the lynch during the following night and day phases, and the chosen player will be announced to the wolfpack. Once per game, the Gallant Fox may alternatively join the wolfpack as a regular wolf.

The chosen player will be protected from attacks and lynches during the following night and day phases (but not during the current day phase!), but can still die through other means. The protection does not wear off early if the Gallant Fox dies or changes role. If the Gallant Fox survives the day, the wolfpack is informed at the start of the night that the Gallant Fox has chosen to protect a player, as well as who that player it is. The Gallant Fox is neither a lycan, nor a member of the wolfpack. If the Gallant Fox chooses to join the wolfpack, they may not select a player to protect, and will lose their power as they will become a regular wolf. Joining the wolfpack, selecting a disguise, and choosing a target to protect are immediate abilities.

Each night, the Warlock may check one player’s role.

Each night, the Warlock may inspect a player. They will be told what that player's role is. Inspecting a player is an immediate ability. The Warlock is affected by weak disguises, redirections, and obstructions. The Warlock is not a lycan, nor are they a member of the wolfpack.

The Plague Bearer's disease is lethal and highly contagious. Their desire is to kill off all other players.

The Plague Bearer starts the game with rodents that carry the plague. They have one rodent for every five players in the game (rounded). If there are several Plague Bearers then they know each other, and their rodent counts are combined. Each Plague Bearer may use one rodent per night. Each night, the Plague Bearer may free one of their rodents to contaminate another player. Contaminated players will be affected by the disease. The Plague Bearer cannot be contaminated. If the Plague Bearer attempts to contaminate an already contaminated player, they are informed, but the rodent is still used up. Contaminating a player is an immediate ability. Contaminated players are contagious, and remain so till their death. Any player who visits or is visited by a contagious player is immediately contaminated. Any type of action (target, attack, investigation, etc) is counted as a visit. At the start of the second night after being contaminated the player is informed that they are contaminated.

At the end of the second night after being contaminated the player will stop being contagious and die. This is not an attack. Should the player still be alive afterwards, they remain contagious, but will not die again. If no members of the plague team or channel remain, all players are no longer contaminated, although they are not informed about this. If the Plague Bearer attempts to use a rodent on the Plague Doctor, the attempt fails, the Plague Doctor immediately dies (not an attack), and the rodent is not used up. The Plague Bearer cannot win while a Plague Doctor is alive.

Each day, the Tanner may disguise up to two players as roles of the Tanner’s choosing.

Each day, the Tanner can weakly disguise two players; the night after, to roles affected by weak disguises, their roles will appear to be what the Tanner has disguised the players as. The Tanner may disguise themself. Disguising players is an immediate effect. If the Tanner disguises a player who is part of the wolfpack, the Tanner is informed by the Hosts that “At least one of the players you tanned today is part of the wolfpack”. If the Tanner dies, the assigned players will keep their disguises for the night. All players lose their disguise at the end of the night. The Tanner is not a lycan, is not part of the wolfpack, and is not affected by strong disguises.

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.

The Lesser Coyote is a packless non-lycan wolf who shares a secret channel with the other coyotes: however, the coyotes do not know the identities of any other wolves.

The Lesser Coyote knows the identity of the other coyotes and shares a channel with them. The Lesser Coyote is not a lycan, nor are they a member of the wolfpack. When the last original greater coyote dies, the coyotes' channel is disbanded and the Lesser Coyote joins the wolfpack.