So.. Just like one night ultimate werewolf there are 2 teams Town and wolfs (and also other teams which you can see in the role list #gm-info-goomgle-sheets). Each night you may use your action and in day there will be a poll which the emojis will take place, we have 2 polls each day (Lynch and election). The person who has the most votes on the lynch poll will be eliminated from the game. Whoever has the most vote on the election poll (which that person needs to be trusted) will be declared as mayor, but thats not all there are also more election roles. The mayor is the first election role, if there 15 players or lower the mayor has 2 votes during the voting phase and also he can decide if they can have 2 lynches the next day. The reporter, which appears if the mayor is alive the next day, can see all of the dead players roles, and this election role is really important bc he/she is the only one who can see the roles of the dead so if we elect a wolf member they can lie. And lastly we have Guardian, which appears if both reporter and mayor is still alive, this is also a role that we need a trusted person to be elected bc they can protect townies from any attacks. Also during the day we discuss about who do we think is the most suspicious, you CAN reveal your role but it will mostly result in you dying.
Now thats gone. Lets talk about CCs. CCs are basically like this channel which you can talk to someone or to many people while other cant see what you are talking about. Its basically like whispering to someone.
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If you are the owner or you got promoted to that cc you can also do various commands
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like adding people
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promoting
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removing
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and other stuff
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all the commands about ccs are in #gm-info-goomgle-sheets
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There are also other varioty of commands!
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Like for example ;(role-name) which you can see the description of a specif role you want to learn
Also you can do .(rolename) if you want to see the basics of the role and not the details. But i recomment doing ;(rolename) for you to understand how that role works