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Blood Seer

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The Blood Seer is a member of the [[Bloodmoon Cult]], who can check another player's [[alignment]] each night.

==Attributes==

{{WolfAlignmentCheck}}
{{Powerful}}
{{Mover}}
{{Magician}}

==Useful Notes==
*The Blood Seer wins with the [[Wolfpack]], but does not count as a member of their team for [[parity]] checks.
*The Blood Seer can use their role either to locate their teammates to try to support them, or identify who isn't on their team to try to create misinformation and get the [[Village]] to vote out one of their own team

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

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Berserker

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The Berserker is a killing wolf for the Wolfpack that can enrage and kill an additional target when a Wolfpack aligned player has been killed during the preceeding day/night cycle.

==Attributes==

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

==Useful Notes==
*The Berserker is able to take the Wolfpack kill and enrage on the same night. If they do, they will be seen visiting both victims.
*If the Wolfpack killed the [[Diseased]] on the previous night, the Berserker will be unable to enrage.
*If multiple Wolfpack members have been killed on the same day or night phase, the Berserker will only be allowed one enrage per night, but will be able to enrage again on subsequent nights for any unused enrage charges.

==Win Condition==

{{WolfWin}}

{{WolfParity}}

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|nightimmunestatus=No
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Parity

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Parity is used to refer to the point at which there are equal or greater numbers of living [[Factions|Evil team]] players as [[Village]] players. When this is reached, the game will end with a victory for the Evil team in play. This end point is once parity has been reached, the Evil team have control over enough votes during the day to ensure that they cannot be killed.

Players often refer to roles and players as counting for good or evil parity; in this context it is meant that which side does the role/player count for when calculating parity. There are some roles, like the [[Bloodmoon Cult]], who may win with an Evil team, but whose numbers count on the Village side when checking if parity has been acheived, as they may be unaware of who their teammates are.

If there are multiple Evil teams in the [[setup]], the normal parity calculations are changed, generally to be that all members of an opposing Evil team are dead before an Evil team can win. Thus, if there were 6 living players made up of 3 Wolfpack members, two Villagers and a [[Vampire]], the game would continue. This is because it would be possible for the Vampire to kill Wolfpack members at night meaning that the Wolfpack do not have automatic vote control. This can lead to king-making situations when all players are aware of the team of each other living player.

Parity

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Parity is used to refer to the point at which there are equal or greater numbers of living [[Factions||Evil team]] players as [[Village]] players. When this is reached, the game will end with a victory for the Evil team in play. This end point is once parity has been reached, the Evil team have control over enough votes during the day to ensure that they cannot be killed.

Players often refer to roles and players as counting for good or evil parity; in this context it is meant that which side does the role/player count for when calculating parity. There are some roles, like the [[Bloodmoon Cult]], who may win with an Evil team, but whose numbers count on the Village side when checking if parity has been acheived, as they may be unaware of who their teammates are.

If there are multiple Evil teams in the [[setup]], the normal parity calculations are changed, generally to be that all members of an opposing Evil team are dead before an Evil team can win. Thus, if there were 6 living players made up of 3 Wolfpack members, two Villagers and a [[Vampire]], the game would continue. This is because it would be possible for the Vampire to kill Wolfpack members at night meaning that the Wolfpack do not have automatic vote control. This can lead to king-making situations when all players are aware of the team of each other living player.

Wolfpack

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The [[Wolfpack]] or [[Wolfpack|Werewolves]] are commonly also called the 'evil' team or the 'informed minority' in a game of werewolves. This team generally starts the game aware of their own role, who their teammates are, and the roles of their teammates, and possibly the overall [[setup]]. The objective of the Wolfpack in the game is to kill all the players who are not Wolfpack, until [[parity]] is reached between the number of Wolfpack members and non-Wolfpack members. An exception to this is where other [[Factions|Evil factions]] are in the game, at which point, the Wolfpack must also kill all members of the other Evil faction.

== Strategy ==

Most of the time, the Wolfpack team will comprise of a small number of werewolves, who may have additional powers, along with the ability to choose a player to die during each night phase of the game. The Wolfpack should try to blend in with the rest of the players, and take part in trying to root out the hidden Wolfpack members. The Wolfpack must lie to and decieve the rest of the Village team, either by suggesting plausible reasons why someone may be a Wolfpack member, or by claiming to be one of the Village Power Roles and giving false information to lead the Village astray.

== Win Condition ==

The Wolfpack must kill all the players who are not Wolfpack, until [[parity]] is reached between the number of Wolfpack members and non-Wolfpack members to win.

Wolfpack

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The [[Wolfpack]] or [[Wolfpack|Werewolves]] is commonly also called the 'evil' team or the 'informed minority' in a game of werewolves. This team generally starts the game aware of their own role, who their teammates are, and the roles of their teammates, and possibly the overall [[setup]]. The objective of the Wolfpack in the game is to kill all the players who are not Wolfpack, until [[parity]] is reached between the number of Wolfpack members and non-Wolfpack members. An exception to this is where other [[Factions|Evil factions]] are in the game, at which point, the Wolfpack must also kill all members of the other Evil faction.

== Strategy ==

Most of the time, the Wolfpack team will comprise of a small number of werewolves, who may have additional powers, along with the ability to choose a player to die during each night phase of the game. The Wolfpack should try to blend in with the rest of the players, and take part in trying to root out the hidden Wolfpack members. The Wolfpack must lie to and decieve the rest of the Village team, either by suggesting plausible reasons why someone may be a Wolfpack member, or by claiming to be one of the Village Power Roles and giving false information to lead the Village astray.

== Win Condition ==

The Wolfpack must kill all the players who are not Wolfpack, until [[parity]] is reached between the number of Wolfpack members and non-Wolfpack members to win.

Village

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The [[Village]] or [[Village|Town]] is commonly also called the 'good' team or the 'uninformed majority' in a game of werewolves. This team generally starts the game completely unaware of anything about the game other than their role, and possibly the overall [[setup]]. The objective of the Village in the game is to kill all the players who are [[Werewolves]], and/or any other [[Factions|Evil factions]] that may be in the game.

== Strategy ==

Most of the time, the Village team will comprise of a number of [[Vanilla]] villagers, who have no powers and a number of Power Roles, who will have various abilities to help detect, attack, or defend against the Evil teams. The Village must work together to combine any information they have gained along with general deduction to find the werewolves and vote them out of the village to remove them from the game.

== Win Condition ==

The Village must kill all non-Village team players before [[parity]] is reached to win.

Village

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The [[Village]] or [[Village|Town]] is commonly also called the 'good' team or the 'uninformed majority' in a game of werewolves. This team generally starts the game completely unaware of anything about the game other than their role, and possibly the overall [[setup]]. The objective of the Village in the game is to kill all the players who are [[Werewolves]], and/or any other [[Factions||factions]] that may be in the game.

== Strategy ==

Most of the time, the Village team will comprise of a number of [[Vanilla]] villagers, who have no powers and a number of Power Roles, who will have various abilities to help detect, attack, or defend against the Evil teams. The Village must work together to combine any information they have gained along with general deduction to find the werewolves and vote them out of the village to remove them from the game.

== Win Condition ==

The Village must kill all non-Village team players before [[parity]] is reached to win.

Village

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The [[Village]] or [[Town|Village]] is commonly also called the 'good' team or the 'uninformed majority' in a game of werewolves. This team generally starts the game completely unaware of anything about the game other than their role, and possibly the overall [[setup]]. The objective of the Village in the game is to kill all the players who are [[Werewolves]], and/or any other [[Evil factions||Factions]] that may be in the game.

== Strategy ==

Most of the time, the Village team will comprise of a number of [[Vanilla]] villagers, who have no powers and a number of Power Roles, who will have various abilities to help detect, attack, or defend against the Evil teams. The Village must work together to combine any information they have gained along with general deduction to find the werewolves and vote them out of the village to remove them from the game.

== Win Condition ==

The Village must kill all non-Village team players before [[parity]] is reached to win.

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}}

==Useful Notes==
* 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. The second result can be used with the first to compare Player A and Player C without performing that comparison.

==Win Condition==

{{VillageWin}}

{{VillageParity}}

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