The Herald selects a role and is informed when the last player who had the role at the time of selection dies.

The Herald may select a role each phase, marking all players that currently have the role. This is not a visit. When the last marked players dies, the Herald is informed. A player remains marked until they die or the Herald selects another role. If several players die at the same time the Herald is not informed which of the players had their selected role. The Herald does not know which players they are marking. The Herald is not affected by any disguises or redirections.

The Cursebearer is a member of the townsfolk team who imitates and is seen as a wolf role.

The Cursebearer imitates another in-play werewolf team role. They are strongly disguised as that role and are a lycan. Additionally, they can use all the powers that role can use, with some exceptions: any power that would result in joining a group or in a role change fails; any power that would result in a role change instead results in a loss of power of the Cursebearer as described below. When the last player that originally started out with the role that the Cursebearer is imitating dies, the Cursebearer is informed and loses their power. When the Cursebearer loses their power, they turn into a citizen and they will not be able to use any of their abilities anymore. They will keep their disguise but won't be seen as a lycan anymore. All players with the role the Cursebearer is imitating learn that a Cursebearer is imitating their role. This role may not be used together with White Werewolf.

Once per game, the Barber may choose to attack one player during the day.

After Day 1, the Barber may choose to attack another player. They may only do so once per game. The Barber’s attack is an end day ability. It is not revealed that the attack was executed by a Barber.

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 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.

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 Sneaking Wolf will appear as a citizen to most investigative roles.

The Sneaking Wolf is strongly disguised as citizen and will appear as citizen to most roles and powers inspecting them. If the Sneaking Wolf loses their role, they no longer appear as citizen.

Each day, the Devil may choose one player to send the wager to. The wager recipient may choose one of four options. The Devil can use the hell team's pool of souls. When everyone is dead, unaligned, or soulless, the Devil wins.

During the first phase, the Devil may choose a role as a weak disguise. This defaults to citizen. At the start of the game, the Devil's soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The Devil then becomes soulless. The Devil may use souls from the pool to protect or attack somebody. If the Devil is attacked while a soul is in the pool, a soul will automatically be used to protect the Devil. See $info souls for a detailed explanation. The wager is sent at the start of the night. The wager cannot be sent to a soulless player or redirected. During the night, the Devil can anonymously communicate with the wager recipient. The wager recipient may sell their soul to protect or kill a player; they may choose to investigate the role of a player, at the cost of the devil learning the wager recipient's own role; or they may do nothing. The result of a wager investigation is visible to both the wager recipient and the Devil, and both investigations are affected by disguises.

If a player sells their soul, a soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The player then becomes soulless. See $info wager for a detailed explanation. Soulless players cannot be attacked by the Devil, including via the wager. Attempting to attack a soulless player using the wager fails silently. Members of the Hell team cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion or recruitment of a member will fail in some manner.

The Demon wins with the devil. It joins a channel with the devil to communicate securely. The Demon can use the hell team's soul pool.

During the first phase, the Demon may choose a role as a weak disguise. This defaults to citizen. At the start of the game, the Demon's soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The Demon then becomes soulless. The Demon may use souls from the pool to protect or attack a player. If the Demon is attacked while a soul is in the pool, a soul will automatically be used to protect the Demon. See $info souls for a detailed explanation. Members of the Hell team cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion or recruitment of a member will fail in some manner.

The Cupid chooses one player to be their lover, and forms an inseparable team with that player.

During Night 1, the Cupid must choose one player to become their lover. The Cupid cannot choose itself. If the Cupid does not choose in time, they will fall in love with a random player. The lover is added to the Cupid’s secret channel and the lover's role is revealed to the Cupid. The Cupid and their lover form an inseparable team; they will die if the other player dies. When this happens it is announced. Choosing a lover is an immediate ability. The Cupid will always have the same alignment as their lover. If the Cupid's lover is unaligned they can only win with their lover's win condition. The Cupid’s love overrides any other mechanic that may cause a player to change teams for any reason; the Cupid is always on the same team as their lover. After choosing a lover, unless they are also unaligned, the Cupid is no longer unaligned.

If a Cupid couple ends up without a win condition (e.g. two Cupids falling in love with each other), their goal is to survive until the end of the game and win with whatever team remains. If the Cupid loses their role before selecting a lover, a random lover is chosen immediately. The Cupid can never change role to anything but another cupid variant (more info in $info cupid variants). If the Cupid's lover is part of a solo team or channel then the Cupid is immune to that team's effects or their consequences (e.g powdering, death by plague, sleepless, etc). The Cupid is nonaligned unless they gain an alignment from their lover.

The Cursebearer is a member of the townsfolk team who imitates and is seen as a wolf role.

The Cursebearer imitates another in-play werewolf team role. They are strongly disguised as that role and are a lycan. Additionally, they can use all the powers that role can use, with some exceptions: any power that would result in joining a group or in a role change fails; any power that would result in a role change instead results in a loss of power of the Cursebearer as described below. When the last player that originally started out with the role that the Cursebearer is imitating dies, the Cursebearer is informed and loses their power. When the Cursebearer loses their power, they turn into a citizen and they will not be able to use any of their abilities anymore. They will keep their disguise but won't be seen as a lycan anymore. All players with the role the Cursebearer is imitating learn that a Cursebearer is imitating their role. This role may not be used together with White Werewolf.

The Recluse is immediately notified of all powers used on them. When a member of the werewolf team uses a power on them, they are given that werewolf's identity.

The Recluse is told which role targeted them and what power was used on them, but not the identity of the player that used a power on them. An exception are members of the werewolf team - when they use a power on the Recluse, the Recluse is told the identity of that player as well. When a player uses a power from an extra role on a Recluse, the Recluse sees the extra role, not the player's main role (but they still also see the player's identity for werewolf team members). The Recluse is not a lycan and is not part of the wolfpack. Should a wolfish player attempt to attack the Recluse, the attack fails.

The Demonic Cupid is a cupid whose lover is a member of the hell team.

If the cupid selects a lover from the hell team, or if their lover joins the hell team, the cupid turns into a Demonic Cupid. The Demonic Cupid works like the cupid, with one exception: the Demonic Cupid's alignment is hell. Once a cupid and their lover have joined the hell team, they cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion of a member will fail in some manner. If the cupid has a soul then it is lost the moment they become a Demonic Cupid. The hell team gains this soul for their pool of souls.

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 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.

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.

At the start of the first night, the Amulet Crafter grants the Amulet of Protection to a random player unknown to them. Whoever holds the amulet is protected from attacks during the night, but may not use any ability for this duration. Additionally, they must pass it to another player during the day.

Whoever holds the amulet during the day must pass it to a player who has not previously held the amulet. Selecting a target and passing the amulet is an end-day ability. Should the holder select an invalid or no target, the amulet shatters, resulting in the holder dying and the amulet disappearing. This is not an attack. A player is blocked from using any of their abilities for the entire night while holding the amulet. This includes the abilities of their primary role, any group abilities they would otherwise execute, and abilities associated with any extra roles they hold. Holders of the amulet do not know who gave them the amulet, nor do they know who has previously held it. If the Amulet Crafter or the current holder dies, the amulet disappears and is out of play.

The Recluse is immediately notified of all powers used on them. When a member of the werewolf team uses a power on them, they are given that werewolf's identity.

The Recluse is told which role targeted them and what power was used on them, but not the identity of the player that used a power on them. An exception are members of the werewolf team - when they use a power on the Recluse, the Recluse is told the identity of that player as well. When a player uses a power from an extra role on a Recluse, the Recluse sees the extra role, not the player's main role (but they still also see the player's identity for werewolf team members). The Recluse is not a lycan and is not part of the wolfpack. Should a wolfish player attempt to attack the Recluse, the attack fails.

The Cursebearer is a member of the townsfolk team who imitates and is seen as a wolf role.

The Cursebearer imitates another in-play werewolf team role. They are strongly disguised as that role and are a lycan. Additionally, they can use all the powers that role can use, with some exceptions: any power that would result in joining a group or in a role change fails; any power that would result in a role change instead results in a loss of power of the Cursebearer as described below. When the last player that originally started out with the role that the Cursebearer is imitating dies, the Cursebearer is informed and loses their power. When the Cursebearer loses their power, they turn into a citizen and they will not be able to use any of their abilities anymore. They will keep their disguise but won't be seen as a lycan anymore. All players with the role the Cursebearer is imitating learn that a Cursebearer is imitating their role. This role may not be used together with White Werewolf.

Each day, the Devil may choose one player to send the wager to. The wager recipient may choose one of four options. The Devil can use the hell team's pool of souls. When everyone is dead, unaligned, or soulless, the Devil wins.

During the first phase, the Devil may choose a role as a weak disguise. This defaults to citizen. At the start of the game, the Devil's soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The Devil then becomes soulless. The Devil may use souls from the pool to protect or attack somebody. If the Devil is attacked while a soul is in the pool, a soul will automatically be used to protect the Devil. See $info souls for a detailed explanation. The wager is sent at the start of the night. The wager cannot be sent to a soulless player or redirected. During the night, the Devil can anonymously communicate with the wager recipient. The wager recipient may sell their soul to protect or kill a player; they may choose to investigate the role of a player, at the cost of the devil learning the wager recipient's own role; or they may do nothing. The result of a wager investigation is visible to both the wager recipient and the Devil, and both investigations are affected by disguises.

If a player sells their soul, a soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The player then becomes soulless. See $info wager for a detailed explanation. Soulless players cannot be attacked by the Devil, including via the wager. Attempting to attack a soulless player using the wager fails silently. Members of the Hell team cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion or recruitment of a member will fail in some manner.

Each day, the Devil may choose one player to send the wager to. The wager recipient may choose one of four options. The Devil can use the hell team's pool of souls. When everyone is dead, unaligned, or soulless, the Devil wins.

During the first phase, the Devil may choose a role as a weak disguise. This defaults to citizen. At the start of the game, the Devil's soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The Devil then becomes soulless. The Devil may use souls from the pool to protect or attack somebody. If the Devil is attacked while a soul is in the pool, a soul will automatically be used to protect the Devil. See $info souls for a detailed explanation. The wager is sent at the start of the night. The wager cannot be sent to a soulless player or redirected. During the night, the Devil can anonymously communicate with the wager recipient. The wager recipient may sell their soul to protect or kill a player; they may choose to investigate the role of a player, at the cost of the devil learning the wager recipient's own role; or they may do nothing. The result of a wager investigation is visible to both the wager recipient and the Devil, and both investigations are affected by disguises.

If a player sells their soul, a soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The player then becomes soulless. See $info wager for a detailed explanation. Soulless players cannot be attacked by the Devil, including via the wager. Attempting to attack a soulless player using the wager fails silently. Members of the Hell team cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion or recruitment of a member will fail in some manner.

Each day, the Devil may choose one player to send the wager to. The wager recipient may choose one of four options. The Devil can use the hell team's pool of souls. When everyone is dead, unaligned, or soulless, the Devil wins.

During the first phase, the Devil may choose a role as a weak disguise. This defaults to citizen. At the start of the game, the Devil's soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The Devil then becomes soulless. The Devil may use souls from the pool to protect or attack somebody. If the Devil is attacked while a soul is in the pool, a soul will automatically be used to protect the Devil. See $info souls for a detailed explanation. The wager is sent at the start of the night. The wager cannot be sent to a soulless player or redirected. During the night, the Devil can anonymously communicate with the wager recipient. The wager recipient may sell their soul to protect or kill a player; they may choose to investigate the role of a player, at the cost of the devil learning the wager recipient's own role; or they may do nothing. The result of a wager investigation is visible to both the wager recipient and the Devil, and both investigations are affected by disguises.

If a player sells their soul, a soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The player then becomes soulless. See $info wager for a detailed explanation. Soulless players cannot be attacked by the Devil, including via the wager. Attempting to attack a soulless player using the wager fails silently. Members of the Hell team cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion or recruitment of a member will fail in some manner.

The Demonic Cupid is a cupid whose lover is a member of the hell team.

If the cupid selects a lover from the hell team, or if their lover joins the hell team, the cupid turns into a Demonic Cupid. The Demonic Cupid works like the cupid, with one exception: the Demonic Cupid's alignment is hell. Once a cupid and their lover have joined the hell team, they cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion of a member will fail in some manner. If the cupid has a soul then it is lost the moment they become a Demonic Cupid. The hell team gains this soul for their pool of souls.

Each day, the Devil may choose one player to send the wager to. The wager recipient may choose one of four options. The Devil can use the hell team's pool of souls. When everyone is dead, unaligned, or soulless, the Devil wins.

During the first phase, the Devil may choose a role as a weak disguise. This defaults to citizen. At the start of the game, the Devil's soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The Devil then becomes soulless. The Devil may use souls from the pool to protect or attack somebody. If the Devil is attacked while a soul is in the pool, a soul will automatically be used to protect the Devil. See $info souls for a detailed explanation. The wager is sent at the start of the night. The wager cannot be sent to a soulless player or redirected. During the night, the Devil can anonymously communicate with the wager recipient. The wager recipient may sell their soul to protect or kill a player; they may choose to investigate the role of a player, at the cost of the devil learning the wager recipient's own role; or they may do nothing. The result of a wager investigation is visible to both the wager recipient and the Devil, and both investigations are affected by disguises.

If a player sells their soul, a soul is added to the hell team's soul pool. The player then becomes soulless. See $info wager for a detailed explanation. Soulless players cannot be attacked by the Devil, including via the wager. Attempting to attack a soulless player using the wager fails silently. Members of the Hell team cannot betray the team in any way. Any attempts at conversion or recruitment of a member will fail in some manner.