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Roles

2025-01-06T13:49:25Z

Mark T:

[[An example role page]]

These are the most common roles used and the most common attributes. To see a much more detailed list of all roles and all attritbutes in a single table see the [[Full Role List]]

= [[Wolfpack|Wolf]] Roles =

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" | '''[[Werewolf]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Alphawolf]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Shapeshifter]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Psion]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Bloodhound]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Bloodletter]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Direwolf]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|}

= [[Village]] Roles =

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Villager]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || || ||
|}

== Intel ==

Roles that primarily gather information that can be useful for the village:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Seer]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Arcanist]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Adjudicator]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Power Seer]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Diviner]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Balloonist]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Mortician]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Gravedigger]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Messiah]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Mason Leader]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|}

== Protection ==

Roles that primarily protect, reduce or prevent kills from happening:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Protector]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Guardian]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Vindicator]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Diseased]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Black Knight]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|}

== Offensive ==

Roles that primarily kill players or hinder the enemy in some way:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Militia]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Hunter]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Maple Wolf]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Pyre Master]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Weightlifter]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Jailer]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|}

== Blind ==

Roles that receive a [[Villager]] card but are unknowingly a different role:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Scapegoat]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Elder]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Apprentice]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Insomniac]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Ward]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
|}

Mason Leader

2025-01-06T13:48:49Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Mason Leader can recruit a player into their secret club, as long as that player is a member of the village. They will wake up each night but once per game can choose a player to recruit. If that player is village-aligned, they will wake up together and know for sure that they are both village. If the Mason Leader chooses to recruit an evil player, such as a member of the Wolfpack, they will die. Each night the Mason Leader will wake with their recruits. If at any..."

The Mason Leader can recruit a player into their secret club, as long as that player is a member of the village. They will wake up each night but once per game can choose a player to recruit. If that player is village-aligned, they will wake up together and know for sure that they are both village. If the Mason Leader chooses to recruit an evil player, such as a member of the Wolfpack, they will die.

Each night the Mason Leader will wake with their recruits. If at any point any of the masons stop being village-aligned (such as if they are shifted by a [[Shapeshifter]] they will no longer wake together.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==New Player Advice==

* The Mason Leader is a very powerful role as it allows you to 100% confirm one person in the game, and they can confirm you in return.
* Evil players can claim to be Masons as well so it doesn't clear the Mason Leader and their recruit to the rest of the players.
* Masons are strong deterrents to a [[Shapeshifter]] so evil players need to be careful when using this role
* It can be a good idea to hold off recruiting a day or two, so that you're not picking randomly and can choose someone you think is village.

==Useful Notes==
* The Mason Leader will only wake up on nights where the Wolfpack can kill, so in games where there is no first night Wolfpack kill, they will not wake up and will be unable to recruit.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Beginner Difficulty Roles

2024-09-04T02:23:10Z

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Beginner Difficulty Roles

Moderate Difficulty

2024-09-04T02:11:25Z

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Gravedigger

2024-09-04T01:59:49Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Gravedigger checks the corpse of any dead player - whether killed at night or by execution during the day. Upon checking the body the Gravedigger will see the exact role of the player - and is '''not''' fooled by the Scapegoat or anything else. The only time a Gravedigger fails is when their target has shifted by using the ability of the Shapeshifter. In this case the result will be an "empty grave". ==Attributes== {{VillageAlignmentCheck}} {{Powerful}} {{..."

The Gravedigger checks the corpse of any dead player - whether killed at night or by execution during the day. Upon checking the body the Gravedigger will see the exact role of the player - and is '''not''' fooled by the [[Scapegoat]] or anything else. The only time a Gravedigger fails is when their target has shifted by using the ability of the [[Shapeshifter]]. In this case the result will be an "empty grave".

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==New Player Advice==

* The Gravedigger is powerful but usually doesn't have a lot of information for the first couple of days as there are no corpses to dig. Try to survive by not being too obvious you have a role until you get some information.
* Because the Gravedigger can see the exact role, and therefore if the village execute someone who has been checked by another power role as a wolf/killer, you can not only confirm that power role but reveal if the kill was successful or not.

==Useful Notes==
* Whilst the Gravedigger cannot be blocked by the [[Direwolf]] as they don't visit living targets, they can be blocked by any other source of [[Role-Block]], if it's in the game.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Mortician

2024-09-03T22:10:57Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Mortician checks the corpse of the previous day's execution to investigate them for werewolf traits. Each night after an execution, the Mortician wakes up and is told if the player who was executed appears to be aligned to the Wolfpack or the Village. ==Attributes== {{VillageAlignmentCheck}} {{Powerful}} ==New Player Advice== * The information you can give as the mortician can help the village know how well they are doing. It's especially important to look at wh..."

The Mortician checks the corpse of the previous day's execution to investigate them for werewolf traits. Each night after an execution, the Mortician wakes up and is told if the player who was executed appears to be aligned to the Wolfpack or the Village.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}

==New Player Advice==

* The information you can give as the mortician can help the village know how well they are doing. It's especially important to look at who did - and did not - vote for certain people. If you find out you may have killed a wolf the previous day, perhaps look at who didn't want that to happen.
* Remember that like all roles that check alignment, you cannot tell the difference between a [[Direwolf]] and a villager, or a [[Scapegoat]] and a wolf. Your information is not 100% accurate.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* Players who are executed whilst under the effects of the [[Bloodletter]] will still look like Werewolves to you.
* Whilst you cannot be blocked by the [[Direwolf]] as you don't visit any players, if there are any other sources of [[role-Block]] in the game, you can be prevented from getting your check.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=No
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Balloonist

2024-09-03T21:18:40Z

Mark T:

The Balloonist sails into the village in their hot air balloon from the faraway village of [[http://bloodontheclocktower.com Ravenswood Bluff]]. From their high vantage point they see the comings and goings of the village at night and can deduce that certain players belong to certain groups.

All players in the game are divided into four groups:

* Wolves
* Power Roles
* Villagers
* Scapegoats

Each night for the first four nights the Balloonist is told a player. The first night that player is from any one of the four groups, but the Ballonist does not know which. The next night they are told another player which is from a group different to the first player shown. The third night the Balloonist is shown another player whose group is different to both the first and second. This continues with the fourth player who is from whatever the final group not yet given is.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}

==New Player Advice==

* The Balloonist is a very powerful role as they will definitely know one of four players is a wolf after four nights. The problem is you don't know which order the groups are given to you, so usually you must combine your checks with other information to make them useful.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it. This is especially true with the Balloonist as until you get all four checks you can never be sure if the werewolf was among them.

==Useful Notes==
* The order of groups given is randomised
* The specific players within each group is randomised. It is possible for a dead player to be one of the groups.
* If the Balloonist is [[Role-Blocked]] on one of the nights, they will not receive any information that night. They cannot be blocked by a [[Direwolf]] however as they do not visit any targets.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=No
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Balloonist

2024-09-03T21:17:06Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Balloonist sails into the village in their hot air balloon from the faraway village of Ravenswood Bluff. From their high vantage point they see the comings and goings of the village at night and can deduce that certain players belong to certain groups. All players in the game are divided into four groups: * Wolves * Power Roles * Villagers * Scapegoats Each night for the first four nights the Balloonist is told a player. The first night that player is from any on..."

The Balloonist sails into the village in their hot air balloon from the faraway village of Ravenswood Bluff. From their high vantage point they see the comings and goings of the village at night and can deduce that certain players belong to certain groups.

All players in the game are divided into four groups:

* Wolves
* Power Roles
* Villagers
* Scapegoats

Each night for the first four nights the Balloonist is told a player. The first night that player is from any one of the four groups, but the Ballonist does not know which. The next night they are told another player which is from a group different to the first player shown. The third night the Balloonist is shown another player whose group is different to both the first and second. This continues with the fourth player who is from whatever the final group not yet given is.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}

==New Player Advice==

* The Balloonist is a very powerful role as they will definitely know one of four players is a wolf after four nights. The problem is you don't know which order the groups are given to you, so usually you must combine your checks with other information to make them useful.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it. This is especially true with the Balloonist as until you get all four checks you can never be sure if the werewolf was among them.

==Useful Notes==
* The order of groups given is randomised
* The specific players within each group is randomised. It is possible for a dead player to be one of the groups.
* If the Balloonist is [[Role-Blocked]] on one of the nights, they will not receive any information that night. They cannot be blocked by a [[Direwolf]] however as they do not visit any targets.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=No
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Diviner

2024-09-03T21:04:02Z

Mark T:

The Diviner can check to see how many players among three appear to use [[Magic]]. Each night a player is chosen and then they, plus each living neighbour, is checked. The Diviner is then told whether there is no magic, weak magic or strong magic among those three players.

* No magic means definitively no player among the three uses magic in their role.
* Weak magic means exactly one player among those three uses magic in their role.
* Strong magic means two or three players among those three uses magic in their role.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==

* Most magic users are village aligned as there are not many members of the Wolfpack who use it - however the few that do are very powerful wolves, such as the [[Shapeshifter]]. Finding a shapeshifter would be very valuable to the village - but also risks outing village roles who use magic.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* The Diviner themselves can never be part of the three people checked (so you cannot check your neighbours).

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Diviner

2024-09-03T21:03:39Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Diviner can check to see how many players among three appear to use Magic. Each night a player is chosen and then they, plus each living neighbour, is checked. The Diviner is then told whether there is no magic, weak magic or strong magic among those three players. No magic means definitively no player among the three uses magic in their role. Weak magic means exactly one player among those three uses magic in their role. Strong magic means two or three player..."

The Diviner can check to see how many players among three appear to use [[Magic]]. Each night a player is chosen and then they, plus each living neighbour, is checked. The Diviner is then told whether there is no magic, weak magic or strong magic among those three players.

No magic means definitively no player among the three uses magic in their role.
Weak magic means exactly one player among those three uses magic in their role.
Strong magic means two or three players among those three uses magic in their role.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==

* Most magic users are village aligned as there are not many members of the Wolfpack who use it - however the few that do are very powerful wolves, such as the [[Shapeshifter]]. Finding a shapeshifter would be very valuable to the village - but also risks outing village roles who use magic.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* The Diviner themselves can never be part of the three people checked (so you cannot check your neighbours).

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Power Seer

2024-09-03T20:58:02Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Power Seer is a village role who can check to see if a player appears to be powerful or not. All members of the wolfpack are powerful and all village power roles are powerful. The only roles who check as not powerful are Villagers. ==Attributes== {{VillageAlignmentCheck}} {{Powerful}} {{Mover}} {{Magician}} ==New Player Advice== * Checking someone as not powerful is generally a lot stronger than someone who is Powerful. This changes however if someone who yo..."

The Power Seer is a village role who can check to see if a player appears to be powerful or not. All members of the wolfpack are powerful and all village power roles are powerful. The only roles who check as not powerful are [[Villagers]].

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==

* Checking someone as not powerful is generally a lot stronger than someone who is Powerful. This changes however if someone who you have checked as being ''Powerful'' later claims to be a villager. It's worth bearing in mind however that some village power roles want to stay hidden, so could be a good player that is lying to protect themselves. You must decide what's best to do in those situations.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* All members of the Wolfpack are seen as powerful, no matter what role within the pack they are.
* The Power Seer is one of the few roles who is not fooled by a [[Direwolf]] as the Direwolf still checks as powerful.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Adjudicator

2024-09-03T20:53:35Z

Mark T: /* Useful Notes */

The Adjudicator is a powerful village role who can check to see if a player is a killer or not.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==New Player Advice==

* Not all killers are evil. There are village aligned killers (such as Militia or Guardian) so a check of "killer" is not necessarily making someone evil. What can be useful to do is question if they have a role or not because if they don't then that player is either evil or the [[Scapegoat]].
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* All members of the Wolfpack are seen as killers, no matter what role within the pack they are.
* The Adjudicator is one of the few roles who is not fooled by a [[Direwolf]] as the Direwolf still checks as a killer.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Adjudicator

2024-09-03T20:52:39Z

Mark T:

The Adjudicator is a powerful village role who can check to see if a player is a killer or not.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==New Player Advice==

* Not all killers are evil. There are village aligned killers (such as Militia or Guardian) so a check of "killer" is not necessarily making someone evil. What can be useful to do is question if they have a role or not because if they don't then that player is either evil or the [[Scapegoat]].
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* All members of the Wolfpack are seen as killers, no matter what role within the pack they are.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Adjudicator

2024-09-03T20:50:27Z

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The Adjudicator is a powerful village role who can check to see if a player is a killer or a pacifist.

==Attributes==

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==Useful Notes==
*All members of the Wolfpack are seen as killers, no matter what role within the pack they are.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

Arcanist

2024-09-03T20:48:56Z

Mark T: /* New Player Advice */

The Arcanist compares two players at night to discover whether their alignment is the same or different. They cannot include themselves in their comparisons.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==
* The Arcanist can be very strong when your ability is chained, - e.g. comparing Player A and Player B one night, then Player B & Player C the following night.
* Your checks are often most useful in conjunction with other information, such as a claim of a power role or claimed intel from someone else. If Player's A & B both claim a power role and are appearing as ''Different'' then unless their role claim is expected to be different, it's an indication one of them is lying.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* The Arcanist will be seen making two visits if they are checked by a role such as a [[Stalker]].

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Arcanist

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The Arcanist compares two players at night to discover whether their alignment is the same or different. They cannot include themselves in their comparisons.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==
* The Arcanist can be very strong when views are chained, i.e. comparing Player A and Player B one night, then Player B & Player C the following night.
* Your checks are often most useful in conjunction with other information, such as a claim of a power role or claimed intel from someone else. If Player's A & B both claim a power role and are appearing as ''Different'' then unless their role claim is expected to be different, it's an indication one of them is lying.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* The Arcanist will be seen making two visits if they are checked by a role such as a [[Stalker]].

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

Seer

2024-09-03T20:47:42Z

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The Seer is a powerful information gathering role for the Village. Each night they wake up and choose a player. They are then told if that player appears to be a member of the [[Wolfpack]] or the [[Village]]. They are not told anything about the role of the player they check, only their apparent alignment. Some roles can fool the Seer to appear as Village when they are really a wolf (such as the [[Direwolf]]) or to look like a wolf when they are village (such as the [[Scapegoat]].

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==

* The Seer is one of the most powerful roles that the Village have, therefore knowing when to reveal your information is the biggest decision you'll make. There are some roles and abilities that can make your information not 100% reliable, so a wolf check is not always an indication someone is evil, but could be worth revealing if you think it helps the village to execute the right players. As with all intel roles, the decision to stay hidden and hope for more information versus the risk of dying before giving any of it is a tricky choice to make.

==Useful Notes==
* The Seer may re-check a player they have already checked if they wish, in case that player has changed alignment through roles such as the [[Shapeshifter]] or if they believe their first check was manipulated by roles such as the [[Bloodletter]].

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

Arcanist

2024-09-03T20:44:09Z

Mark T: /* New Player Advice */

The Arcanist compares two players at night to discover whether their alignment is the same or different. They cannot include themselves in their comparisons.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==
* The Arcanist can be very strong when views are chained, i.e. comparing Player A and Player B one night, then Player B & Player C the following night.
* Your checks are often most useful in conjunction with other information, such as a claim of a power role or claimed intel from someone else. If Player's A & B both claim a power role and are appearing as ''Different'' then unless their role claim is expected to be different, it's an indication one of them is lying.
* As with all role claims, knowing when to claim and when to wait is a skill that takes time to learn. If you have information you think is valuable to the village then sometimes coming out with that information is more important than your life - but if you wait then you might live longer to get even more useful information. Alternatively you might die before giving any of it.

==Useful Notes==
* The Arcanist will be seen making two visits if they are checked by a role such as a [[Stalker]].

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

Arcanist

2024-09-03T20:42:17Z

Mark T: /* New Player Advice */

The Arcanist compares two players at night to discover whether their alignment is the same or different. They cannot include themselves in their comparisons.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==
* The Arcanist can be very strong when views are chained, i.e. comparing Player A and Player B one night, then Player B & Player C the following night.
* Your checks are often most useful in conjunction with other information, such as a claim of a power role or claimed intel from someone else. If Player's A & B both claim a power role and are appearing as ''Different'' then unless their role claim is expected to be different, it's an indication one of them is lying.

==Useful Notes==
* The Arcanist will be seen making two visits if they are checked by a role such as a [[Stalker]].

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

Arcanist

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Mark T:

The Arcanist compares two players at night to discover whether their alignment is the same or different. They cannot include themselves in their comparisons.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==New Player Advice==
* The Arcanist can be very strong when views are chained, i.e. comparing Player A and Player B one night, then Player B & Player C the following night.
* Your checks are often most useful in conjunction with other information, such as a claim of a power role. If Player's A & B both claim a power role and are appearing as ''Different'' then unless their role claim is expected to be different, it's an indication one of them is lying.

==Useful Notes==
* The Arcanist will be seen making two visits if they are checked by a role such as a [[Stalker]].

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

Seer

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Seer

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Seer

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Mark T: Created page with " The Seer is a powerful information gathering role for the Village. Each night they wake up and choose a player. They are then told if that player appears to be a member of the Wolfpack or the Village. They are not told anything about the role of the player they check, only their apparent alignment. Some roles can fool the Seer to appear as Village when they are really a wolf (such as the Direwolf) or to look like a wolf when they are village (such as the S..."

Villager

2024-09-03T20:26:38Z

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The Villager is the basic role of the Village faction. Villagers are often numerous in any particular game and have no special night abilities. The role of villagers is to use their combined numbers to vote together to kill evil players. If villagers can work out who is on their team through social deduction, their combined voting power is significant and can be used to turn the tide of the game towards the Village.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}

==Useful Notes==
* Some roles think they are a Villager but are really something else. These are known as [[Blind]] roles.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=No
|redirectedstatus=No
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
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Villager

2024-09-03T20:26:06Z

Mark T: Created page with " The Villager is the basic role of the Village faction. Villagers are often numerous in any particular game and have no special night abilities. The role of villagers is to use their combined numbers to vote together to kill evil players. If villagers can work out who is on their team through social deduction, their voting power is significant and can be used to turn the tide of the game towards the Village. {{VillageAlignmentCheck}} ==Useful Notes== * Some roles th..."

The Villager is the basic role of the Village faction. Villagers are often numerous in any particular game and have no special night abilities. The role of villagers is to use their combined numbers to vote together to kill evil players. If villagers can work out who is on their team through social deduction, their voting power is significant and can be used to turn the tide of the game towards the Village.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}

==Useful Notes==
* Some roles think they are a Villager but are really something else. These are known as [[Blind]] roles.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=No
|redirectedstatus=No
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
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Bloodhound

2024-09-03T15:00:53Z

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Each night the Bloodhound chooses a player to sniff out their power. The Bloodhound is then shown the exact role of the player - they are not fooled by roles such as the [[Scapegoat]]. The Bloodhound can choose to check a living player or a dead player.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Bloodhound is the second non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
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Bloodletter

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Each night the Bloodletter chooses a player to mark with wolf blood. This player will appear as a [[Scapegoat]] to all checks for this night and the next.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Bloodletter is the third non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.
* The [[Gravedigger]] is not fooled by wolf blood and still sees the exact role of the dead player, but the [[Mortician]] is and will see someone as a wolf if they are executed whilst marked by the Bloodletter.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

Direwolf

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Mark T: Created page with " Each night the Direwolf chooses a player as their target. Any other player who visits the Direwolf's target will be Role-Blocked. The Direwolf cannot choose themselves and they cannot choose the same player they chose the night before. The Direwolf will also appear as village-aligned to any roles that check this. If there are any other sources of Role-Block in the game, the Direwolf is unaffected and is unaware they are role-blocked. {{VillageAlignmentCheck}} {..."

Each night the Direwolf chooses a player as their target. Any other player who visits the Direwolf's target will be [[Role-Blocked]]. The Direwolf cannot choose themselves and they cannot choose the same player they chose the night before. The Direwolf will also appear as village-aligned to any roles that check this.

If there are any other sources of Role-Block in the game, the Direwolf is unaffected and is unaware they are role-blocked.

{{VillageAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Direwolf is the fourth non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.
*

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=No
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
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Bloodletter

2024-09-03T02:09:20Z

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Each night the Bloodletter chooses a player to mark with wolf blood. This player will appear as a [[Scapegoat]] to all checks for this night and the next.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Bloodletter is the third non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.
* The [[Gravedigger]] is not fooled by wolf blood and still sees the exact role of the dead player, but the [[Mortician]] is and will see someone as a wolf if they are executed whilst marked by the Bloodletter.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=Yes
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
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Roles

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Mark T: /* Wolf Roles */

[[An example role page]]

These are the most common roles used and the most common attributes. To see a much more detailed list of all roles and all attritbutes in a single table see the [[Full Role List]]

= [[Wolfpack|Wolf]] Roles =

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" | '''[[Werewolf]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Alphawolf]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Shapeshifter]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Psion]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Bloodhound]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Bloodletter]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: Pink;" |'''[[Direwolf]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|}

= [[Village]] Roles =

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Villager]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || || ||
|}

== Intel ==

Roles that primarily gather information that can be useful for the village:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Seer]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Arcanist]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Adjudicator]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Power Seer]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Diviner]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Balloonist]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Mortician]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Gravedigger]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Messiah]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Mason Leader]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|}

== Protection ==

Roles that primarily protect, reduce or prevent kills from happening:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Protector]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Guardian]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Vindicator]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Diseased]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Black Knight]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|}

== Offensive ==

Roles that primarily kill players or hinder the enemy in some way:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Militia]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Hunter]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Maple Wolf]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Pyre Master]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Weightlifter]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Jailer]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|}

== Blind ==

Roles that receive a [[Villager]] card but are unknowingly a different role:

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="text-align: center;"
|-
! Role Name !! Alignment Status !! Killer Status !! Power Status !! Movement Status !! Witchcraft Status
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Scapegoat]]''' || [[File:WolfAlign.png|65px]] || [[File:KillStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Elder]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || || [[File:MagicStatus.png|65px]]
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Apprentice]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Insomniac]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
| style="background-color: LightSkyBlue;" |'''[[Ward]]''' || [[File:VillageAlign.png|65px]] || || [[File:PowerStatus.png|65px]] || [[File:MoveStatus.png|65px]] ||
|- style="font-weight: bold;"
|}

Bloodhound

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Each night the Bloodhound chooses a player to sniff out their power. The Bloodhound is then shown the exact role of the player - they are not fooled by roles such as the [[Scapegoat]]. The Bloodhound can choose to check a living player or a dead player.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Bloodhound is the second non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=Yes
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

Bloodhound

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Mark T: Created page with " Each night the Bloodhound chooses a player to sniff out their power. The Bloodhound is then shown the exact role of the player - they are not fooled by roles such as the Scapegoat. The Bloodhound can choose to check a living player or a dead player. {{WolfAlignmentCheck}} {{Killer}} {{Powerful}} ==Useful Notes== * The Bloodhound is the third non-killing role in the Wolfpack Priority list. This means that they will revert to a Werewolf if there are no livi..."

Each night the Bloodhound chooses a player to sniff out their power. The Bloodhound is then shown the exact role of the player - they are not fooled by roles such as the [[Scapegoat]]. The Bloodhound can choose to check a living player or a dead player.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Bloodhound is the third non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=Yes
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

Bloodletter

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Mark T: Created page with " Each night the Bloodletter chooses a player to mark with wolf blood. This player will appear as a Scapegoat to all checks for this night and the next. {{WolfAlignmentCheck}} {{Killer}} {{Powerful}} ==Useful Notes== * The Bloodletter is the second non-killing role in the Wolfpack Priority list. This means that they will revert to a Werewolf if there are no living wolves above them in this list. * The Gravedigger is not fooled by wolf blood and still s..."

Each night the Bloodletter chooses a player to mark with wolf blood. This player will appear as a [[Scapegoat]] to all checks for this night and the next.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Bloodletter is the second non-killing role in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that they will revert to a [[Werewolf]] if there are no living wolves above them in this list.
* The [[Gravedigger]] is not fooled by wolf blood and still sees the exact role of the dead player, but the [[Mortician]] is and will see someone as a wolf if they are executed whilst marked by the Bloodletter.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=Yes
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

Psion

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Mark T: Created page with " The Psion can sense powers within the village. At the start of the game the Psion reports their sense of which power roles are in the game and which might not be. The wolfpack are shown one role that is definitely in the game and several other roles where at least one is NOT in the game (but could be all shown roles are not in the game). {{WolfAlignmentCheck}} {{Killer}} {{Powerful}} {{Magician}} ==Useful Notes== * The Psion is first non-killing wolf in the Wolfp..."

The Psion can sense powers within the village. At the start of the game the Psion reports their sense of which power roles are in the game and which might not be. The wolfpack are shown one role that is definitely in the game and several other roles where at least one is NOT in the game (but could be all shown roles are not in the game).

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Magician}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Psion is first non-killing wolf in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list and so is first to revert to being a [[Werewolf]] if no killing wolf is alive.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=Yes
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

Werewolf

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[[Image: screen_wolfpack-kill.png|thumb|Right|The screen seen by the Wolfpack when killing]]

The Werewolf is the standard role of the Wolfpack. They have no additional abilities beyond waking up with their team and collectively deciding who to kill each night.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Werewolf is the primary killing wolf and so, in most games, is highest in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list and they will be the player who dies to things like a [[Guardian]] kill or is seen visiting the kill by a [[Stalker]]. Strictly speaking the Werewolf is third in the priority list behind [[Omegawolf]] and [[Berserker]] but these are considered rare roles and not often part of standard games.
* Players can turn into a Werewolf by being shifted by the [[Shapeshifter]].
* Non-killing wolves revert into a Werewolf if there are no killing wolves alive.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

{{ScreenIntro}}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Werewolf Screens
|-
! Screen !! Description
|-
| {{ScreenWolfpackKill}} || Seen by Wolfpack when killing
|-
| {{ScreenWolfpackDiseased}} || Seen by Wolfpack when unable to kill because of a previous kill on a [[Diseased]] player
|-
|}

Werewolf

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[[Image: screen_wolfpack-kill.png|thumb|Right|The screen seen by the Wolfpack when killing]]

The Werewolf is the standard role of the Wolfpack. They have no additional abilities beyond waking up with their team and collectively deciding who to kill each night.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Werewolf is the primary killing wolf and so, in most games, is highest in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list, although they are third in the list to [[Omegawolf]] and [[Berserker]] but these are considered rare roles and not often part of standard games. This means that if the Werewolf is alive, they will be the player who dies to things like a [[Guardian]] kill or is seen visiting the kill by a [[Stalker]], for example.
* Players can turn into a Werewolf by being shifted by the [[Shapeshifter]].
* Non-killing wolves revert into a Werewolf if there are no killing wolves alive.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Village]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Village]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Village]]
|selfvisitingstatus=No
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}

==Screens==

{{ScreenIntro}}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Werewolf Screens
|-
! Screen !! Description
|-
| {{ScreenWolfpackKill}} || Seen by Wolfpack when killing
|-
| {{ScreenWolfpackDiseased}} || Seen by Wolfpack when unable to kill because of a previous kill on a [[Diseased]] player
|-
|}

Wolfpack Priority

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Mark T: Created page with "The wolfpack are assembled into a priority list for which wolf will risk their life to take the kill and which non-killing wolves will revert to a normal werewolf first. There are roles in the game that make it matter which specific player is seen to be taking an action. These are roles like the Guardian and the Stalker. If a role needs to know which specific wolf took the action of the night kill from the day before then whichever living wolf is highest in the..."

The wolfpack are assembled into a priority list for which wolf will risk their life to take the kill and which non-killing wolves will revert to a normal werewolf first.

There are roles in the game that make it matter which specific player is seen to be taking an action. These are roles like the [[Guardian]] and the [[Stalker]]. If a role needs to know which specific wolf took the action of the night kill from the day before then whichever living wolf is highest in the priority list will be seen.

Priority for killing:

1) [[Omegawolf]]
2) [[Berserker]]
3) [[Werewolf]]
4) [[Alphawolf]]
5) [[Shapeshifter]]
6) [[Bloodthirster]]

When there are no more wolves from the killing priority list alive, the remaining wolves begin turning into a regular [[Werewolf]] role. The order in which this happens is:

1) Psion
2) Bloodhound
3) Bloodletter
4) Direwolf

Template:ScreensPsion

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Mark T: Created page with "{{ScreenIntro}} {| class="wikitable" |+ Psion Screens |- ! Screen !! Description |- | 300px || Seen by the Psion each night. |- | 300px || The Psion is asked to choose a category by holding up 1-4 fingers. |- | 300px || The Psion is next asked to choose a role from that category. Some categories involve a thumbs-up or thumbs-down with a number 1-5 on the other hand. Thumbs down on its o..."

{{ScreenIntro}}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Psion Screens
|-
! Screen !! Description
|-
| [[Image: ScreenPsion1.png|300px]] || Seen by the Psion each night.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenPsion2.png|300px]] || The Psion is asked to choose a category by holding up 1-4 fingers.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenPsion3.png|300px]] || The Psion is next asked to choose a role from that category. Some categories involve a thumbs-up or thumbs-down with a number 1-5 on the other hand. Thumbs down on its own allows a different category to be selected.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenPsion5.png|300px]] || The selected role is confirmed and shown on the screen so that the whole Wolfpack can see. Confirmation is via thumbs-up or thumbs-down to return to the role-list.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenPsion6.png|300px]] || Seen when the Psion's selected role is alive and in the game.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenPsion7.png|300px]] || Seen when the Psion's selected role is either dead or was never in the game.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenWolfpackRevert.png|300px]] || Seen by the Psion when there are no more killing wolves left and non-killing wolves begin to revert according to the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list.
|-
|}

File:ScreensWolfpackRevert.png

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File:ScreenPsion5.png

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File:ScreenPsion3.png

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Shapeshifter

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Once per game the Shapeshifter, instead of the wolfpack killing a player, can make their target a wolf and the Shapeshifter dies that night instead. This has the effect of making a village aligned player now a member of the wolfpack, which removes their old role and makes them a [[Werewolf]]. The new member is woken up and shown the members of the Wolfpack.

The Shapeshifter dies but will still win with their team.

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Killer}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Magician}}

==Useful Notes==
* The Shapeshifter is third in the [[Wolfpack Priority]] list. This means that if there is no Alphawolf or Werewolf alive, they are responsible for the Wolfpack kill and any consequences of that (e.g. being killed by a [[Guardian]])
* To be successful the shifted target must be eligible to die that night - you cannot shift a player who is protected or otherwise unable to be killed that night.
* Shifted players lose their role that night and so do not perform it. This means a role like [[Diseased]] will not trigger if they are killed because they aren't dead but are instead transformed into a member of the Wolfpack
* Shifted players become the role [[Werewolf]]
* Any intel roles such as [[Seer]], [[Adjudicator]] and [[Power Seer]] (and any others) will see the player as they were at the start of the night. This means a player shifted that night retains the attributes of their former role for that night. The next night onwards they will appear as a [[Werewolf]].
==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

{{Roleinfo
|winconditionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|alignmentstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|paritycontributionstatus=[[Wolfpack]]
|selfvisitingstatus=Yes
|blockedstatus=Yes
|redirectedstatus=Yes
|nightimmunestatus=No
}}
==Screens==

{{ScreensShapeshifter}}

Template:ScreensShapeshifter

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{{ScreenIntro}}

{| class="wikitable"
|+ Shapeshifter Screens
|-
! Screen !! Description
|-
| [[Image: ScreenShapeshifter1.png|300px]] || Seen by the Shapeshifter when their ability remains unused. Indication to the moderator is via a thumbs up or thumbs down.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenShapeshifter2.png|300px]] ||Seen by the shifted player when the action is successful. They are woken up and shown this screen and their new team.
|-
| [[Image: ScreenShapeshifterFail.png|300px]] ||Seen by the Shapeshifter when their ability fails, such as if the target was protected.
|-

|}