The Reaper wins when all players are dead, unaligned, sleepless or nightmare-aligned. For each player that dies, the Reaper may use a power to turn another player sleepless.

The Reaper starts out sleepless and shares a channel with other members of the nightmare team. At the start of every night, the Reaper will be informed of which powers they may use that night. These powers correspond to the role categories of the players who have died since the start of the previous night. Each power is immediate, and turns its target sleepless: some powers have an additional effect, applied to the same target. For Killing roles the additional effect is an attack; for Investigative roles it is a role investigation; for Recruitment and Align roles it turns the target into a spirit. All other role categories have no additional effect. The Reaper is not told which role category the dead players belonged to: they are only informed of which powers (kills, investigations, conversions, and basic powers) are available to them. If the Reaper chooses not to use one of their powers during the night, they may not then use it the next night.

Sleepless players are not informed of their being sleepless: however, if a sleepless player uses an ability other than targeting on the Reaper, their ability fails and the Reaper immediately attacks them. The Reaper is affected by all disguises, obstructions and redirections when using their powers. They gain powers solely based on the true roles of those who have died. If no members of the nightmare team or channel remain, the sleepless effect is silently removed from all players.

The Reaper wins when all players are dead, unaligned, sleepless or nightmare-aligned. For each player that dies, the Reaper may use a power to turn another player sleepless.

The Reaper starts out sleepless and shares a channel with other members of the nightmare team. At the start of every night, the Reaper will be informed of which powers they may use that night. These powers correspond to the role categories of the players who have died since the start of the previous night. Each power is immediate, and turns its target sleepless: some powers have an additional effect, applied to the same target. For Killing roles the additional effect is an attack; for Investigative roles it is a role investigation; for Recruitment and Align roles it turns the target into a spirit. All other role categories have no additional effect. The Reaper is not told which role category the dead players belonged to: they are only informed of which powers (kills, investigations, conversions, and basic powers) are available to them. If the Reaper chooses not to use one of their powers during the night, they may not then use it the next night.

Sleepless players are not informed of their being sleepless: however, if a sleepless player uses an ability other than targeting on the Reaper, their ability fails and the Reaper immediately attacks them. The Reaper is affected by all disguises, obstructions and redirections when using their powers. They gain powers solely based on the true roles of those who have died. If no members of the nightmare team or channel remain, the sleepless effect is silently removed from all players.

Each night, the Tracking Wolf may find out how much of a threat a player is to the pack.

Each night, the Tracking Wolf may check the category of a player's role to find out how much of a threat they are to the pack. The Tracking Wolf only learns how much of a threat the player is and not the role's category. For townsfolk and solo categories, investigative and killing roles are considered a major threat; power, recruitment and group roles a significant threat; and miscellaneous roles a slight threat. Werewolf killing roles are considered a slight threat. All other werewolf roles, as well as all unaligned roles, are not considered a threat. The Tracking Wolf’s check is an immediate ability. The Tracking Wolf is affected by strong disguises and redirections, but not by obstructions.

The Vicious Hag can win with any team, unless that team has wronged the coven, however the Vicious Hag cannot win if the coven has never been wronged. The Vicious Hag can attack another player.

The Vicious Hag is one of the hags ($i hags). During the night, the Vicious Hag may use any number of their spell(s) to attack another player(s). This power is not affected by redirections. Attacking a player is an end-night ability. The Vicious Hag is strongly disguised as a Hag.

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 Undead is a part of the vampire’s secret army and pretends to be their old role. If a demonized player is killed during the night, they will not die, and will instead lose their original role and become an Undead.

The Undead wins together with the vampire. A player converted into an Undead loses their previous role. However, if they were a member of a group channel, they will remain as such and will still be able to vote if applicable (though their vote will not count). If all members of a group have changed role or died, the group is disbanded and any abilities it may have had are lost.