Collection of homebrew characters by ODE.
If you use any of these characters on your own scripts, please credit me using "₽"!
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Disclaimer: night order on the Bloodstar almanac is not correct. Characters have correct night order placement in the json file.
You start knowing how many Outsiders are in play. If none, this info is arbitrary.
The Bricklayer knows how many Outsiders are in play, but might be wrong.
On their first night, the Bricklayer learns a number meaning how many Outsiders there are in play.
If there are no Outsiders in play, the Bricklayer can learn any number in order to throw them off.
There are two Outsiders in play: the Drunk and the Butler. The Bricklayer learns a "2".
There are no Outsiders in play. The Bricklayer learns a "1", which is incorrect.
On their first night, wake the Bricklayer. Show them fingers denoting the number of Outsiders in play. Put the Bricklayer to sleep.
Townsfolk
You start knowing 1 of your neighbours' characters. If either are evil, learn false info.
The Milkman knows one of their neighbours characters, but might learn falsely.
On their first night, the Milkman learns a character belonging to one of their neighbours.
If either of the Milkman's neighbours are evil, they must learn false information.
The Milkman neighbours the Empath and the Undertaker. They learn Empath.
The Milkman neighbours the Baron and the Drunk who believes that they are the Fortune Teller. They learn Fortune Teller, as they neighbour an evil player, and therefore must learn false information.
The Milkman neighbours the Scarlet Woman and the Imp. They learn Mayor, one of the Demon bluffs, as they neighbour an evil player.
On their first night, wake the Milkman. Show them the character token of one of their neighbours. Put the Milkman to sleep.
Townsfolk
You start knowing 1 good player. The 1st non-Demon player to nominate them dies tonight.
The Bodyguard knows a good player, and kills their nominator at night.
On their first night, the Bodyguard learns a good player.
If the player the Bodyguard learnt is nominated during the day, the player who nominated them dies the night after.
The Bodyguard learns the Washerwoman on night 1. On day 1, the Poisoner nominates the Washerwoman. On night 2, the Poisoner dies.
The Bodyguard learns the Washerwoman on night 1. On day 1, the Imp nominates the Washerwoman. The Imp does not die on night 2.
The Baron then nominates the Washerwoman on day 2. The Baron does not die on night 3.
When preparing the first night, choose the defended player by marking any good player with the "Defended" reminder token.
On their first night, wake the Bodyguard. Point to the defended player. Put the Bodyguard to sleep.
If a player nominates the defended player, mark them with the "Dead" reminder token, and the Bodyguard with the "No ability" reminder token.
Townsfolk
Each night, learn 2 characters: at least 1 isn't in play.
The Bookkeeper learns characters that might not be in play.
Each night, the Bookkeeper is shown two characters.
At least one of the characters learnt each night is not in play.
The Bookkeeper can learn one or two not-in-play characters.
Baron is in play, and Butler is not in play. The Bookkeeper learns Baron and Butler.
Neither Empath nor Spy are in play. The Bookkeeper learns Empath and Spy.
Each night, wake the Bookkeeper. Show them the token of a character that is not in play, as well as any other character token. Put the Bookkeeper to sleep.
Townsfolk
If you're mad that you're an in-play character, you might become that character at night.
The Doppelgänger can copy an in-play character.
The Doppelgänger can become an in-play character at night by being "mad" as that character during the day.
The Doppelgänger can become a character of any type, however, making an earnest attempt at being "mad" about being an evil character should be judged harshly.
Investigator is in play. The Doppelgänger is "mad" about being the Investigator during the day. That night, the Doppelgänger becomes the Investigator.
Scarlet Woman is in play. The Doppelgänger is "mad" about being the Scarlet Woman during the day. The Doppelgänger does not become the Scarlet Woman, as the Storyteller doesn't think they should.
Butler is not in play. The Doppelgänger is "mad" about being the Butler during the day. The Doppelgänger does not become the Butler, as Butler is not in play.
If the Doppelgänger has been "mad" about being an in-play character, you may mark that character with the "Mimicked" reminder token. Then, wake the Doppelgänger. Show them their new character. Put the Doppelgänger to sleep.
Townsfolk
If you die at night, a Minion dies too.
The Trapper kills a Minion upon death.
If the Trapper dies at night, a living Minion dies too.
If there are no living Minions, no player dies due to the Trapper's ability.
The Imp kills the Trapper at night. Both the Baron and Poisoner are alive. The Baron dies due to the Trapper's ability.
The Trapper dies to the Assassin's ability. Both the Spy and Assassin are alive. The Spy dies due to the Trapper's ability.
The Trapper dies to the Gossip's ability. There are no living minions. No players die due to the Trapper's ability.
If the Trapper dies tonight, mark a living minion with the "Dead" reminder token.
Townsfolk
You start knowing 2 in-play Outsiders, or fewer if unable. [+1 Outsider]
The Hiker knows which Outsiders are in play.
On their first night, the Hiker learns in-play Outsiders, up to a maximum of two.
If there are more than two Outsiders in play, the Hiker only learns two.
The Hiker also adds an extra Outsider.
Drunk and Butler are the only Outsiders in play. The Hiker learns Drunk and Butler.
Recluse is the only Outsider in play. The Hiker only learns Recluse.
Drunk, Butler and Recluse are all in play. The Hiker learns Drunk and Butler, but not recluse, as they can only learn two outsiders.
On their first night, wake the Hiker. Show them the tokens of two in-play Outsiders, or less if there are less than two Outsiders in play. Put the Hiker to sleep.
Townsfolk
You start knowing how many pairs of Townsfolk there are.
The Potter knows how many pairs of Townsfolk there are.
On the first night, the Potter learns exactly how many pairs of Townsfolk there are in total. A pair is two players, but one player may be a part of two pairs. So, two players sitting next to each other is one pair, three players sitting next to each other is two pairs, and so on.
There are five players in the game. The Potter, Empath and Librarian are all in a line, and there are no other Townsfolk in play. The Potter learns a "2".
There are six players in the game. The Potter and Empath are sat next to each other, and the Librarian and Virgin are sat next to each other. These two pairs are separated by the Imp and the Spy on either side. The Potter learns a "2".
There are five players in the game. The Potter, Empath and Librarian are all in a line, and there are no other Townsfolk in play. The Apprentice then joins the game before the Potter receives their info, and is sat between the Potter and the Librarian. The Potter learns a "1".
On their first night, wake the Potter. Show them fingers denoting the number of pairs of Townsfolk there are in play. Put the Potter to sleep.
Townsfolk
Good players who nominate you learn your character tonight.
The Baker informs Good players of their character.
If a good player nominates the Baker, they learn the Baker's character the following night. An evil player nominating the Baker does not cause them to learn any information.
If the Baker dies by execution, their nominator does not learn their character, as since the Baker is dead, they have no ability.
The Butler nominates the Baker during the day, which the Baker does not die from. That night, the Butler learns the Baker's character.
The Poisoner nominates the Baker during the day, which the Baker does not die from. The Poisoner does not learn the Baker's character, as the Poisoner is evil.
The Empath nominates the Baker, who dies via execution. The Empath does not learn the Baker's character, as the Baker is dead.
If the Baker is nominated by a good player, mark that player with the "Nominated" reminder token. At night, if the Baker is still alive, wake the player marked with the "Nominated" reminder token, show them the "This character selected you" card, then the Baker character token, then point to the Baker. Put that player to sleep.
Townsfolk
Each night, learn a player whos character comes later alphabetically than last night. (Or that there are none.)
The Blacksmith learns characters alphabetically.
Each night, the Blacksmith learns a player who's character comes later alphabetically than the last player they learnt.
If there is no in-play character that comes later than the character of the last player they learnt, they learn that there are none.
Both Baron and Butler are in play. last night, the Blacksmith learnt the Baron. Tonight, the Blacksmith learns the Butler.
Undertaker is the last in-play character alphabetically. Last night, the Blacksmith learnt the Undertaker. Tonight, the Blacksmith learns there are no later characters alphabetically.
Each night, wake the Blacksmith. Point at a player who's character comes later alphabetically than the player marked with the "Shown" reminder token. Then, mark that player with the "Shown" reminder token. Then, put the Blacksmith to sleep.
Townsfolk
Each night, learn a non-Demon player. You might die at any time.
The Gumshoe learns players who aren't the Demon, but might die.
Each night, the Gumshoe learns a player who isn't the Demon.
The Gumshoe might die at any time, including during the day, or at night before or after they receive their information.
The Butler is not the Demon. The Gumshoe learns the Butler.
The Imp chooses the Soldier at night, meaning there is no death due to the Demon. The Gumshoe dies during the night from their own ability.
Each night, wake the Gumshoe. Point to a player who is not the Demon. Put the Gumshoe to sleep.
If you choose to kill the Gumshoe at night, mark them with the "Dead" reminder token.
Townsfolk
If the Demon kills you, learn which evil characters are in play.
The Umpire learns which evil characters are in play, but only when they die.
The Umpire only learns their information when killed by a Demon ability, at which point, they learn which Minions and Demons are in play.
The only evil characters that are in play are the Imp and the Baron. The Imp kills the Umpire. The Umpire learns Imp and Baron.
The only Minion in play is a good Poisoner, and the only Demon in play is the Imp. The Imp kills the Umpire. The Umpire learns Imp and Poisoner, as Minions are evil characters, regardless of the alignment of the player.
The only evil characters that are in play are the Imp and the Baron. There is also an evil Ogre in play. The Imp kills the Umpire. The Umpire learns Imp and Baron, but not Ogre, as Outsiders are good characters, regardless of the alignment of the player.
The Umpire dies from the Gossip's ability. The Umpire does not learn which evil characters are in play.
If the Umpire dies to the Demon's ability, wake the Umpire. Show them the tokens of in-play Minions and Demons. Put the Umpire to sleep.
Townsfolk
You have the ability of an in-play Townsfolk (you do not learn which): they're drunk.
The Sommelier has another players ability.
The Sommelier has the ability of an in-play Townsfolk, and causes that Townsfolk to be drunk. That Townsfolk stops being drunk if the Sommelier is dead, drunk or poisoned.
The Sommelier does not learn which character's ability they have, but can figure it out by using their ability.
Washerwoman is in play. The Sommelier has the Washerwoman ability, and learns correct information. The Washerwoman is drunk.
Slayer is in play. The Sommelier has the Slayer ability. The Sommelier claims Slayer and shoots the Baron. The Sommelier dies during the night. The Slayer then claims Slayer and shoots the Imp, who dies, as they are no longer drunk.
When preparing the first night, choose the copied Townsfolk by marking any Townsfolk with the "Drunk" reminder token.
Run the Sommelier as if they are the character marked with the "Drunk" reminder token.
Townsfolk
You start knowing 2 players of opposing alignments.
The Trumpeter knows two opposing players.
On the first night, the Trumpeter learns two players who are of opposing alignments (one good player, and one evil player).
Butler and Baron are both in play. The Trumpeter learns the Butler and the Baron.
The Slayer is evil due to the Bounty Hunter's ability. The Trumpeter learns the Bounty Hunter and the Slayer.
On their first night, wake the Trumpeter. Point at one good player and one evil player, and mark those players with the "Shown" reminder tokens. Put the Trumpeter to sleep.
Townsfolk
You start knowing how many steps from the Demon to its nearest Outsider. (Or that zero are in play.)
The Geisha knows the distance from an Outsider to the Demon.
On the first night, the Geisha learns how many steps there are from the Demon to their nearest Outsider.
The distance is the number of seated players, starting from the player next to the Demon and ending at the nearest Outsider, either clockwise or anti-clockwise.
The Butler is sat next to the Imp. The Geisha learns 1.
The Imp is sat 2 seats away from the Saint. There are no Outsiders closer to the Imp. The Geisha learns 2.
On their first night, wake the Geisha. Show them fingers equalling the distance in players from the Demon to the nearest Outsider, starting with the player neighbouring the Demon closer to that Outsider. Put the Geisha to sleep.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose 1 character of each type (not Medic): you learn how many are in play.
The Medic learns if characters are in play.
Each night, the Medic chooses a character of each type, excluding Travellers and Fabled. They then learn how many of those characters are in play.
The Medic may not choose Medic for their ability.
Slayer and Imp are in play, and Saint and Baron are not in play. The Medic chooses Slayer, Saint, Baron and Imp. The Medic learns 2.
Slayer, Saint, Baron and Imp are all in play. The Medic chooses Slayer, Saint, Baron and Imp. The Medic learns 4.
Each night, wake the Medic. They point at one character of each character type (Townsfolk, Outsider, Minion and Demon) on their script. Show them fingers denoting how many of those characters are in play. Put the Medic to sleep.
Townsfolk
Once per game, during the day, you may visit the Storyteller to learn another living good player. (Or that there are none.)
The Scholar learns who they can trust.
Once per game, during the day, the Scholar may approach the Storyteller and ask to learn another living good player.
If there are no other living good players, the Scholar learns this.
The last three living players are the Scholar, the Empath and the Imp. The Scholar asks the Storyteller for their information. The Scholar learns the Empath.
The last three living players are the Scholar, the Baron and the Imp. The Scholar asks the Storyteller for their information. The Scholar learns that there are no other living good players.
If the Scholar approaches you during the day and asks for their information, tell them the name of another living good player, or that there are none.
Townsfolk
The 1st time you die at night, you don't & choose a non-Demon character: gain that ability.
The Sleeper unlocks their ability if they would die.
If the Sleeper would die at night, they instead choose a new non-Demon ability to have.
The Sleeper can not choose a Demon, Traveller or Fabled ability.
The Sleeper is killed by the Imp's ability. The Sleeper lives, is woken and chooses Poisoner. The Sleeper has the Poisoner ability.
The Sleeper is killed by the Gossip's ability. The Sleeper lives, is woken and chooses Mayor. The Sleeper has the Mayor ability.
If the Umpire dies at night, mark them with the "Ability used" reminder token. Then, wake the Sleeper. The Sleeper points to a non-Demon character on their script. Put the Sleeper to sleep. Run the Sleeper as if they have their chosen character's ability.
Townsfolk
You start knowing 2 not-in-play evil characters.
The Apiarist knows not-in-play evil characters.
On the first night, the Apiarist learns two not-in-play evil characters.
This can be two Minions, two Demons, or one of each.
Baron and Imp are not in play. The Apiarist learns Baron and Imp.
Po and Shabaloth are not in play. The Apiarist learns Po and Shabaloth.
Witch and Cerenovus are not in play. The Apiarist learns Witch and Cerenovus.
On their first night, wake the Apiarist. Show them the character tokens of two not-in-play evil characters. Put the Apiarist to sleep.
Townsfolk
Each night, learn a living player who didn't wake tonight. (Or that there are none.)
The Weaver knows who doesn't wake.
Each night, the Weaver learns a living player who did not wake during the night.
If all living players woke during the night, the Weaver learns this instead.
The Solder is alive, and did not wake during the night. The Weaver learns the Soldier.
All living players woke during the night. The Weaver learns that all living players woke during the night.
Each night, wake the Weaver. If at least one living player did not wake during the night, point at a living player who did not wake during the night. If all living players woke during the night, shake your head instead. Put the Weaver to sleep.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose a player: you learn if they're poisoned. Poisoned characters' abilities yield false info, even if you're poisoned.
The Witch Doctor checks if players are poisoned.
Each night, the Witch Doctor chooses a player, and learns if that player is poisoned.
Poisoned characters abilities always yield false information, even if the Witch Doctor is poisoned. This includes the Witch Doctor's information.
The Witch Doctor and the Slayer are both healthy. The Witch Doctor chooses the Slayer, and learns that they're not poisoned.
The Empath is poisoned, and neighbours two good players. The Empath learns "1", as they cannot learn 0. The healthy Witch Doctor chooses the Empath and learns that they're poisoned.
The poisoned Witch Doctor chooses the healthy Soldier, and learns that they're poisoned, as they must receive false information.
Each night, wake the Witch Doctor and have them choose a player. Nod if that player is poisoned, or shake your head if they're healthy. Put the Witch Doctor to sleep.
If a poisoned player would receive information, that information must be false.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose a character type: tomorrow, you can only die by execution if all other living players of that type voted on you.
The Scientist gains information by being executed.
Each night, the Scientist chooses a character type. Then if they are executed the day after, and not all living players of the chosen character type voted on them, they survive execution.
If the Scientist chooses Townsfolk, the Scientist can still die by execution if they are the only Townsfolk to not vote on their own execution.
The Scientist chooses Townsfolk at night. The day after, the Scientist is nominated, and the living Soldier does not vote. The Scientist is then executed and does not die.
The Scientist chooses Demon at night. The day after, the Scientist is nominated, and the Imp, the only living demon, votes on the nomination. The Scientist is then executed and dies.
The Scientist nominates the Virgin before the Scientist is nominated. The Scientist is immediately executed but does not die.
Each night, wake the Scientist. The Scientist chooses a character type: mark them with the corresponding reminder token. If the Scientist is nominated, check whether all players of the chosen type voted. If not, and the Scientist is executed, announce that the Scientist does not die by execution.
Townsfolk
Each night, learn a player who, since dawn, was chosen by the ability of a character of a different type to the last player you learnt. (Or that there are none.)
The Pâtissier learns about character types.
Each night, the Pâtissier learns a player who was chosen by the ability of a character of a different type to the last player they learnt.
If no player was chosen by the ability of a player of a different type of the previously learnt player, the Pâtissier learns this instead.
Last night, the Pâtissier learnt the Butler. Tonight, the Fortune Teller chose the Imp and the Saint. The Pâtissier learns the Imp, because the Butler and the Fortune Teller are different character types.
The next night, the only player to choose another player is the Imp. As the Pâtissier learnt the Imp last night, they learn that there are no players who were chosen by a character of a different type to the Imp.
Each night, wake the Pâtissier. Point at a player who was chosen by the ability of a character of a different type than the player marked with the "Learnt" reminder token. Then, mark that player with the "Learnt" reminder token.
If there are no players who were chosen by the ability of a character of a different type to the last learnt player, instead shake your head.
Townsfolk
Once per game, at night*, choose a player: you become their character. If you choose an evil player, you might become poisoned & think you're a different character.
The Mime can mimic another player.
Once per game, the Mime can choose a player and become their character.
If the Mime chooses an evil player, they might instead become poisoned and believe themselves to be a different character.
The Mime chooses the Slayer at night. They are then told that they are the Slayer.
The Mime chooses the Imp at night. They are then told that they are the Empath, as that's what the Imp has been bluffing, however, the Mime is not the Empath, and is poisoned instead.
Each night, except the first, wake the Mime. They may then choose to use their ability. If they do, they point at another player. If that player is good, show the Mime the "You are" card, then their new character. Then, mark the chosen player with the "Mimed" reminder token. Put the Mime to sleep.
If the chosen player is evil, you may mark the Mime with the "Poisoned" and "Confused" reminder tokens. Then, show them the "You are" card, then the token of the character you want them to believe to be. Put the Mime to sleep.
Townsfolk
On your 1st day, you may tell the Storyteller a statement. You learn when it becomes true & might learn this once incorrectly.
The Squire learns when something happens.
On their first day, the Squire may go to the Storyteller and tell them a statement. The Squire learns when that statement becomes true.
Once per game, the Squire may learn that their statement became true incorrectly.
The Squire tells the Storyteller the statement "A player changes character". At night, the Imp kills themselves, causing the Baron to become the Imp. The Squire learns that the statement has become true.
The night after, the Squire is told that the statement has become true incorrectly.
On the Squire's first day, they may visit you and tell you a statement. Keep record of this statement somewhere. When the statement becomes true, or if you want to tell them this falsely, wake the Squire. Tell them that the statement has become true. Put the Squire to sleep.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose a player: chosen Minions become good Townsfolk (The first must become Bastion). Minions and Demons don't know each other. [Other good characters are evil Minions]
The Bastion fights against a horde of Minions.
If the Bastion is in play, they are the only good character that started in play, with all other players being Minions, other than the Demon. However, the evil team do not know who each other are.
Each night, the Bastion chooses a player. If a Minion is chosen, they become good, and a Townsfolk. The first minion chosen by a Bastion each game must become another Bastion. More chosen Minions might become Bastions, or any other Townsfolk on the script.
The Bastion must be careful about admitting that they're good, as if they choose the Demon at night, the Demon remains evil.
On night 1, the Bastion chooses the Witch. The Witch becomes the good Bastion.
On night 2, the Bastion chooses the Xaan. The Xaan becomes the good Empath.
On night 3, the Bastion chooses the Imp. Nothing happens.
If you put a Bastion in the game, all other characters except the Demon must be evil Minions.
Each night, wake the Bastion. They point to a player. Put the Bastion to sleep. If the chosen player was a Minion, change their character to a Townsfolk (Bastion if this was the first Minion chosen by a Bastion this game). Wake the chosen player. Inform them of their new character and alignment. Put them to sleep.
Townsfolk
All Outsiders are drunk. When you die, a Townsfolk might become an Outsider.
The Mixologist diffuses Outsiders.
If the Mixologist is in play, all Outsiders are drunk, causing their detrimental abilities to not work.
If the Mixologist dies, a Townsfolk might become an Outsider.
The Mixologist is in play. The Saint is executed, but the game does not end as the Saint is drunk.
The Mixologist is in play. The Empath is sat between the Soldier and the Recluse, and is sober and healthy. The Empath learns a "0", as the Recluse is drunk.
The Mixologist dies. The Soldier becomes the Drunk.
Before starting night 1, mark all Outsiders with "Drunk" reminder tokens.
If the Mixologist dies, remove the "Drunk" reminder tokens from Outsiders. Then, you may change a Townsfolk's character to an Outsider. Wake that player and inform them of their new character. Put them to sleep.
Townsfolk
Outsider abilities must target you if they could, even if you're drunk or poisoned.
The Fall Guy redirects Outsider abilities.
If an Outsider's ability targets a player, whether chosen by the Outsider themselves or by the Storyteller, it must target the Fall Guy, even if the Fall Guy is drunk or poisoned.
The Golem nominates the Empath. The Fall Guy dies.
The Sweetheart dies at night. The Fall Guy becomes drunk.
The Lunatic chooses a player to kill at night. The Demon learns that the Lunatic picked the Fall Guy.
The Barber dies by execution. That night, the Demon chooses two players to switch characters. One of those players swaps characters with the Fall Guy.
If an Outsider ability targets a player, it must instead target the Fall Guy.
Townsfolk
If you die at night, all Townsfolk learn you as the Confectioner.
The Confectioner announces their role upon death, but only to Townsfolk.
If the Confectioner dies during the night, all Townsfolk wake individually to learn that they are the Confectioner.
Only Townsfolk receive this information.
The Confectioner dies to the Imp's ability. All Townsfolk learn the Confectioner's role.
The Confectioner dies to the Gossip's ability. All Townsfolk learn the Confectioner's role.
If the Confectioner dies at night, wake each Townsfolk individually. Show them the "This player is" card, then point to the Confectioner, then show them the Confectioner character token. Put them to sleep.
Townsfolk
If you die at night, you don't, become evil & gain an in-play non-Demon ability.
The Plagiarist switches sides if killed at night.
If the Plagiarist would die at night, they instead become evil, and gain an in-play ability.
The Plagiarist cannot gain a Demon ability.
The Plagiarist dies to the Imp. They instead live, become evil, and gain the Soldier ability, as Soldier is in play.
The Plagiarist dies to the Gossip. They instead live, become evil, and gain the Scarlet Woman ability, as Scarlet Woman is in play.
If the Plagiarist would die at night, instead mark them with the "Evil" reminder token, and mark a non-Demon player with the "Plagiarised" reminder token. Then, wake the Plagiarist. Tell them that they are evil, and of their new ability. Run the Plagiarist as if they are that character. Put the Plagiarist to sleep.
Outsider
You think you're a not-in-play Townsfolk or Minion, but aren't. Your alignment is the opposite of what you think it is.
The Busboy thinks they're on the team that they're not.
The Busboy believes that they're a not-in-play Townsfolk or Minion. If they think they're a good Townsfolk, the Busboy is evil, and if they think they're an evil Minion, they're good.
The character type the Busboy believes they are is independent of their alignment.
The Busboy believes that they're the good Empath. They are actually evil, and receive arbitrary information.
The Busboy believes that they're the evil Baron. They are actually good, and receive arbitrary Minion info.
Put an extra Townsfolk or Minion token in the bag instead of the Busboy token. Before beginning night 1, mark one of the extras with the "Is Busboy" reminder token, and the other relevant reminder token (Either "Good (Thinks evil)" or "Evil (Thinks good)").
Treat the Busboy as if they were the character they think they are, but giving arbitrary information.
Outsider
You might start evil. You don't know your alignment & learn it on the final night, even if dead.
The Uninitiated could be evil, but doesn't know.
The Uninitiated might start the game as evil, but doesn't learn their alignment until the final night.
The Uninitiated is good. One player has died in the night, meaning only three players live. The Uninitiated learns that they are good.
The Uninitiated is evil. Tomorrow is day 5 of a Leviathan game. Tonight, the Uninitiated learns that they are evil.
Before beginning night 1, you may mark the Uninitiated with the "Evil" reminder token.
On the final night, wake the Uninitiated. Show them a thumbs up if they're good, or a thumbs down if they're evil. Put the Uninitiated to sleep.
Outsider
Your good neighbours' abilities might target themselves instead.
The Dancer redirects their neighbours abilities.
The Dancer's good neighbours' abilities might target themselves instead of the intended target. This can redirect abilities directed by the player, or by the Storyteller.
The Dancer neighbours the Fortune Teller. The Fortune Teller chooses the Empath and the Imp at night. The Fortune Teller learns "no", as their ability is redirected from the Imp to themselves.
The Dancer neighbours the Balloonist. Last night, the Balloonist learnt the Soldier. Tonight, the Balloonist learns themselves, as their ability is redirected from another player.
The Dancer neighbours the Baron, who neighbours the Village Idiot. The Village Idiot chooses the Baron, and learns good, as their ability is redirected from the Baron to themselves.
Before beginning night 1, mark the Dancer's good neighbours with the "Confused" reminder tokens. If a "Confused" player's ability would target a player, you may make it target themselves instead.
Outsider
If there would be no deaths at night*, you or 1 of your living neighbours dies, even if you're dead.
The Stuntman ensures a player dies at night.
If no players would die at night otherwise, the Stuntman or one of their alive neighbours dies. This must happen, even if the Stuntman is dead.
At night, the Imp chooses the Soldier, meaning that there wouldn't be any deaths tonight. The Stuntman dies.
At night, the Fang Gu chooses a dead player, meaning that there wouldn't be any deaths tonight. The Stuntman neighbours the Empath. The Empath dies.
If no players would die during the night (not including the first), mark the Stuntman or one of their living neighbours with the "Dead" reminder token.
Outsider
During the day, you might be "about to die" instead of whoever already is.
The Narcissist might replace whoever is on the block.
During the day, if a player is nominated and receives enough votes to be executed, the Narcissist might, at any time before the execution, replace that player.
The Narcissist is treated as if having received the same amount of votes as the player they replaced, so if a player receives more votes than that, that new player is on the block instead. The Narcissist might then replace that player.
In a 10 player game, the Imp is nominated and receives 6 votes, causing them to be "about to die". Just before the end of the day, the Storyteller announces that the Narcissist is "about to die". The Narcissist is executed.
In a 10 player game, the Imp is nominated and receives 6 votes, causing them to be "about to die". Just before the end of the day, the Storyteller announces that the Narcissist is "about to die". The Baron is then nominated and receives 7 votes, meaning the Baron is about to die. The Baron is executed at the end of the day.
At any point during the day, as long as a player is "about to die", you can announce that the Narcissist is "about to die" instead. Treat the Narcissist as if they were put on the block with as many votes as the player previously "about to die"
Outsider
Once, at any time while you're dead, the most useful living Townsfolk might die.
The Cursed can cause the death of their greatest ally.
If the Cursed is dead, at any time, the most useful living Townsfolk might die. This can happen at night or during the day, but only once per game.
The most useful living Townsfolk is determined by the Storyteller's opinion of which living Townsfolk is having the greatest positive contribution for their team's victory.
The Cursed is dead. The Storyteller believes that the Fortune Teller is the most useful living Townsfolk. The Fortune Teller dies during the night, due to the Cursed's ability.
The Cursed is dead. The Storyteller believes that the Empath is the most useful living Townsfolk. The Empath dies when they nominate, due to the Cursed's ability.
If the Cursed is dead, at any time you may choose to kill the most useful living Townsfolk. If at night, mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. If a player has died from the Cursed's ability, mark the Cursed with the "Used" reminder token.
Outsider
You start knowing 1 player of the opposing alignment & do not know your alignment. You might start evil.
The Contrarian doesn't know their team, but knows an enemy.
The Contrarian can start as either good or evil, but does not learn which.
On the first night, the Contrarian learns a player on the opposing team.
The Contrarian is good. On the first night, they learn the evil Baron.
The Contrarian is evil. On the first night, they learn the good Empath.
The Contrarian is good. On the first night, they learn the evil Soldier, who is evil due to the Bounty Hunter's ability.
Before beginning the first night, you may mark the Contrarian with the "Evil" reminder token.
On their first night, wake the Contrarian. If they are good, point at an evil player. If they are evil, point at a good player. Put the Contrarian to sleep.
Outsider
If exactly 1 of your neighbours is evil, the other is drunk, even if you're dead.
The Florist drunks their good neighbour if the other is evil.
If exactly one of the Florists' neighbours is evil, their good neighbour is drunk, even if the Florist is dead.
This ability does nothing if the Florist neighbours two players of the same alignment.
The Florist neighbours the Baron and the Empath. The Empath is drunk due to the Florist's ability.
The Florist neighbours the Empath and the Butler. Neither are drunk.
The evil Bishop then joins the game sat between the Florist and the Butler. The Empath becomes drunk due to the Florist's ability.
Before beginning the first night, if the Florist neighbours one good player and one evil player, mark the good player with the "Drunk" reminder token.
If the Florists' neighbours change during the game for any reason, add, remove or move the "Drunk" reminder token if necessary.
Outsider
You start knowing a player: if executed, their team loses, even if you're dead.
The Guardian knows a win condition, but not who for.
On the first night, the Guardian learns a player. If that player is executed, the game ends, and that player's team loses, even if the Guardian is dead.
The Guardian's learnt player can be good or evil, meaning that the Guardian does not know if they will win or lose if that player is executed.
The Guardian learnt the good Soldier. The Soldier is executed. The good team loses.
The Guardian learnt the evil Baron. The Baron is executed. The evil team loses.
The Guardian learnt the good Empath. The Empath then becomes evil due to the Mezepheles' ability. The Empath is executed. The evil team loses.
Before beginning the first night, mark a player with the "Guarding" reminder token. On their first night, wake the Guardian. Point to the player marked with the "Guarding" reminder token. Put the Guardian to sleep.
If the player marked with the "Guarding" reminder token is executed, announce that the game is over and that that player's team has lost.
Outsider
If you were dead at dusk, the Demon acts twice tonight.
The Gatekeeper lets the Demon act twice each night.
If the Gatekeeper was dead at dusk, the Demon acts twice tonight. Any part of the Demon's ability that occurs each night occurs twice. In most cases, this will double the deaths caused each night by the Demon.
The Gatekeeper was executed today. Tonight, the Imp is woken and chooses to kill the Empath. The Imp is then woken a second time and chooses to kill the Butler.
The Imp killed the Gatekeeper tonight. The Imp does not wake a second time tonight, as the Gatekeeper was not dead at dusk.
The Gatekeeper was dead at dusk. Two players die tonight due to the Lil' Monsta's ability.
If the Gatekeeper was dead at dusk, mark the Demon with the "Acts twice" reminder token. If a part of that Demon's ability occurs each night (including or not including the first), repeat that part of the Demons ability each night.
Outsider
When you die, 1 of your good neighbours might turn evil.
The Propagandist might turn a neighbour evil.
If the Propagandist dies, one of their good neighbours might become evil. The Propagandists good neighbours are the closest good players to the Propagandist in both directions (clockwise and anticlockwise).
The Propagandist neighbours the Soldier. The Propagandist is executed during the day. The Soldier becomes evil.
The Propagandist neighbours the Baron, who neighbours the Empath. The Propagandist is killed at night by the Imp. The Empath becomes evil.
The Propagandist neighbours the Butler and the Mayor. The Propagandist is executed during the day. Neither the Butler nor the Mayor become evil.
If the Propagandist dies, you may mark one of their good neighbours with the "Evil" reminder token. Then, wake that player. Show them the "You are" card, then give a thumbs down denoting evil. Put that player to sleep.
Outsider
For each good player who's mad that you're in play, another player might become drunk, even if you're dead. Each night*, learn how many players are drunk from your ability.
The Dealer drunks players when they're outed.
Whenever a good player is "mad" that a Dealer is in play, another player might become drunk, even if the Dealer is dead.
Each night, the Dealer learns how many players they've caused to be drunk.
The Dealer is in play. The Soldier is "mad" that there is a Dealer in play. The Empath becomes drunk. That night, the Dealer learns "1".
The Empath is then "mad" that the Dealer is in play. The Scarlet Woman becomes drunk. That night, the Dealer learns "2".
The Scarlet Woman is then "mad" that the Dealer is in play. Nobody becomes drunk from this, as the Scarlet Woman is evil. That night, the Dealer learns "2".
The Soldier is then "mad" that the Dealer is in play again. Nobody becomes drunk from this, as a player has already become drunk from the Soldier being "mad" that the Dealer is in play. That night, the Dealer learns "2".
The Mayor is then "mad" that the Dealer is in play. Nobody becomes drunk from this, as the Dealers ability only might trigger. That night, the Dealer learns "2".
If a good player is mad about a Dealer being in play, you may mark any other player with a "Drunk" reminder token.
Outsider
Setup abilities might activate later instead, even if you're dead. [+0 or +1 Outsider]
The Baton Twirler delays setup abilities.
If any character, including Fabled characters, has a setup ability (abilities in square brackets), that ability might occur at any time during the game instead.
Setup abilities can activate in multiple parts, such as a Baron adding an Outsider on night 2 and night 3, or two Village Idiots starting in play and neither being drunk until night 2.
The Baton Twirler is in play. The Baron is in play, but no extra Outsiders have been added. On night 3, two Townsfolk become Outsiders from the Baron's setup ability.
The Baton Twirler is in play. The Kazali is in play, but did not choose their minions on night 1. On night 2, the Kazali is told to choose their minions because of their setup ability.
The Baton Twirler is in play. There are two Village Idiots in play, but neither are drunk. Neither become drunk during the game.
The Baton Twirler is in play. The Fang Gu is in play, and an extra Outsider was added to the bag. The Baton Twirler did not affect the Fang Gu's ability.
Before giving out characters, choose what setup abilities you want to delay. Before beginning night 1, mark the characters with delayed setup abilities with "Delayed" reminder tokens.
At any point during the game, you may remove a "Delayed" reminder token and activate that character's setup ability.
Outsider
Minions that neighbour Outsiders or Demons may act twice when they would act once, even if you're dead.
The Brewer lets Minions act twice.
If a Minion neighbours an Outsider or a Demon, that Minion may act twice when they would act once.
This can be a night action, day action, once per game or each night.
The Brewer is in play. The Poisoner neighbours the Butler. The Poisoner is woken for their ability and is prompted to choose two players.
The Brewer is in play. The Psychopath neighbours the Imp. The Psychopath publicly kills two players during the day.
Before beginning the first night, mark any Minions that neighbour Outsiders or Demons with "Extra Action" reminder tokens. If a Minion marked with an "Extra Action" reminder token would act, prompt them to act twice.
Outsider
The Demon sees the Grimoire on your 2nd night. Until then, 1 Townsfolk is poisoned.
The Misfit lets the Demon see the Grimoire.
Before night two, one Townsfolk is poisoned.
On night two, that Townsfolk stops being poisoned, and the Demon gets to see the Grimoire.
The Misfit is in play. The Empath is poisoned when they receive their info on night 1, so they receive incorrect information.
Then, on night 2, the Imp sees the Grimoire before they choose who to kill. The Empath is no longer poisoned, so they receive correct information.
Before beginning night 1, mark a Townsfolk with the "Poisoned" reminder token.
On night 2, wake the Demon. Show them the Grimoire, then prompt them to do whatever their Demon character does. Put the Demon to sleep. Remove the "Poisoned" reminder token.
Minion
[+1 Minion, 2 Minions are Replicur]
The Replicur is two players.
The Replicur has no ability during the game. Instead, the Replicur being in play means that there's an extra evil Replicur.
In an 8 player game, there are four Townsfolk, one Outsider, two Minions and one Demon, due to the Replicur adding a second Replicur to the bag.
When putting Replicur in the bag, replace a Townsfolk with a second Replicur.
Minion
Evil players wake together & may communicate. Players may not talk privately with each other during the day. All players know a Panopticon is in play & learn when you die.
The Panopticon prevents private chats.
If the Panopticon is in play, players may not talk privately with each other during the day, meaning if information is to be shared, it must be publicly.
The Evil team instead gets to coordinate during the night, in order to share bluffs and other information.
All players know that the Panopticon is in play, and the Panopticon's role is revealed upon their death.
The Panopticon is in play. When the Imp wakes for their Demon information on night 1, the Minions are also woken.
At the beginning of day 1, the Storyteller announces that a Panopticon is in play.
The Panopticon is executed on day 2. When they die, the Storyteller announces that that player was the Panopticon.
If an evil player would wake, wake all evil players. This includes for Minion/Demon info, and for waking for other characters abilities, such as for the Nightwatchman's ability.
At the beginning of day 1, announce publicly that a Panopticon is in play.
When the Panopticon dies, announce to all players that that player is the Panopticon.
Minion
Outsiders executed while you live poison 1 Townsfolk neighbour, even if you are dead. [+1 Outsider]
The Blight punishes town for executing Outsiders.
If the Blight is alive, and an Outsider is executed, one of their Townsfolk neighbours is poisoned for the rest of the game.
The Blight is alive. The Butler is sat next to the Empath, and dies by execution. The Empath is poisoned.
The Blight then dies. The Empath remains poisoned.
The Blight is dead. The Drunk dies by execution. Nobody becomes poisoned, as the Blight is dead.
When putting the bag together, if adding the Blight. replace a Townsfolk with an Outsider.
If an Outsider is poisoned whilst the Blight lives, mark one of their Townsfolk neighbours with a "Poisoned" reminder token.
Minion
The 1st time a Demon dies at night, a living good player turns evil and becomes the Demon. [-1 Outsider]
The Dirtminder lets the evil team manoeuvre.
If the Dirtminder is in play, and a Demon dies during the night, a living good player then becomes evil and that Demon.
Dirtminder is in play. The Po targets themselves with their own ability, causing them to die. The good living Butler becomes the evil Po and is told this.
Dirtminder is in play. The Imp dies due to the Gossips ability. The good living Empath becomes the evil Imp and is told this.
When putting the bag together, if adding the Dirtminder, replace an Outsider with a Townsfolk if possible.
If a Demon dies during the night, choose a living good player to become the new evil Demon. Wake that player, show them the "You are" card, then the token of their new character, and a thumbs down to signify evil. Then, put them to sleep.
Minion
You start knowing 2 in play Townsfolk. On your 1st night, choose 1: they're poisoned.
The Gremlin poisons a character.
On the first night, the Gremlin is shown two Townsfolk that are in play.
The Gremlin then chooses one of those Townsfolk to be poisoned.
Empath and Fortune Teller are both in play. The Gremlin learns Empath and Fortune Teller. The Gremlin chooses the Fortune Teller. The Fortune Teller is poisoned.
Then, the Gremlin is executed. The Fortune Teller is no longer poisoned as the Gremlin is dead.
Before beginning the first night, mark two Townsfolk with the "Seen" reminder tokens. Wake the Gremlin, and show them the character tokens of the players marked with the "Seen" reminder tokens. Then, prompt them to choose one of them. Mark their choice with the "Poisoned" reminder token. Put the Gremlin to sleep.
Minion
If an Outsider is mad that they're an Outsider, they might be executed. 1 good player knows an Enforcer is in play. [+0 or +1 Outsider]
The Enforcer forces Outsiders to hide.
If an Outsider is "Mad" about being an Outsider, they might be executed.
On the first night, a good player learns that the Enforcer is in play.
The Enforcer is in play. On night 1, the good Empath is told that there is an Enforcer in play.
During the day, the Butler claims to be the Butler. The Butler is executed due to the Enforcers ability.
The next day, the Sweetheart claims to be the Klutz. The Sweetheart is executed due to the Enforcers ability.
The next day, the Klutz claims to be the Klutz. They are not executed.
When putting the bag together, you may exchange a Townsfolk with an Outsider.
If an Outsider is "mad" about being an Outsider, even if it's not the same one, you may announce that that player is executed and end the day.
Minion
On your 1st night, choose a good character: they're poisoned. If that character is not in play, 1 good player is poisoned.
The Virus poisons a good player.
On their first night, the Virus chooses a good character. If that character is in play, they become poisoned.
If the chosen character is not in play, the Storyteller chooses a good player to be poisoned.
On the first night, the Virus chooses the Slayer. The Slayer is in play, so they become poisoned.
The Virus then dies. The Slayer becomes healthy.
On the First night, the Virus chooses the Recluse. The Recluse is not in play. The Empath becomes poisoned.
On their first night, wake the Virus. Prompt them to choose a good character. If in play, mark their chosen character with the "Poisoned" reminder token. If not in play, mark any good player with the "Poisoned" reminder token instead.
Minion
Each night*, you register as the player you last spoke privately with & vice versa.
The Swindler steals the identities of those they speak to.
At night, the Swindler registers as the last player they spoke to privately, and that player registers as the Swindler.
The Swindler last spoke with the Imp. The Fortune Teller chooses themselves and the Swindler. They learn that one of them is the Demon, as the Swindler is registering as the Imp.
The Swindler last spoke with the Town Crier. The Town Crier was the only player to nominate during the day. The Town Crier learns that a Minion nominated during the day, as they are registering as a Minion.
At the start of each night, except the first, mark the player the Swindler last spoke privately to with the "Swindled" reminder token. If you're unsure, wake the Swindler and ask them who they last spoke privately to.
When giving information during the night, treat the Swindler as the "Swindled" player and vice versa.
Minion
Demons can't die by execution. You register as a Demon to good abilities.
The Technocrat protects the Demon.
Whilst the Technocrat lives, the Demon cannot die from execution.
The Technocrat registers as a Demon to good abilities to allow the good team to find them.
The Technocrat is alive. The Imp is executed but does not die due to the Technocrats ability.
At night, the Fortune Teller chooses themselves and the Technocrat. They learn that one of them is the Demon, as the Technocrat registers as a Demon to good abilities.
If the Technocrat is alive, sober and healthy, and a Demon would die by execution, instead announce that they live.
The Technocrat registers as a Demon for good information.
Minion
Each day, you may visit the Storyteller to privately change 1 word in a character's ability. If accepted, some players learn the change that night.
The Begetter can change a characters ability.
Each day, the Begetter may visit the Storyteller and ask to change one word in a characters ability. The Storyteller may say no to the change, and may or may not allow the Begetter to try again.
If a characters ability is changed, some players learn the change the following night.
The Begetter changes the Fortune Teller's ability so that they now choose 3 players each night. That night, the Fortune Teller learns this change.
The Begetter asks to change the Imp's ability to be able to kill 5 players each night. This is rejected, and the Begetter is allowed to choose again.
The Begetter then asks to change the Imp's ability to be able to kill 6 players each night. This is rejected, and the Begetter is not allowed to choose again.
During the day, the Begetter may approach you and request a one-word change to any characters ability. You may choose to accept or reject this change.
If a change is rejected, you may choose whether they may suggest another change or not.
If a change is accepted, run the game from now on as that being that characters ability, and inform some players during the night of the change.
Minion
Each night*, choose a player: they die. You don't learn other evil players & they don't learn you.
The Titan kills independent of the Demon.
Each night*, the Titan chooses a player to die.
The Titan does not learn who the Demon or other Minions are, and vice-versa.
The Titan chooses the Empath at night. The Empath dies.
The Titan chooses the Imp at night. The Imp dies, and the game ends with the good team winning.
Do not show the Titan to the Minions or Demons at the start of the game, and do not show the Minions and Demons to the Titan.
Each night, wake the Titan. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Titan to sleep.
Minion
The number of players alive required for evil to win is increased by the number of executed Outsiders, even if you're dead. [+1 Outsider]
The Ritualist ends the game sooner than expected.
For each executed Outsider, the number of alive players required for the Evil team to win is increased by one.
The Butler is executed. Only three players live. The evil team wins.
Both the Empath and the Drunk have been executed. Only four players live. The evil team wins.
When creating the bag, replace a Townsfolk with an Outsider.
For each Outsider executed, end the game one death sooner.
Minion
Each day, you may publicly choose 2 players to swap seats. If one was "about to die", the other might be instead. If just 3 players live, you lose this ability.
The Krankster swaps players about.
Once each day, the Krankster may swap two players' seats.
If a player who was on the block swapped seats, the player now in their seat may be on the block instead with the same amount of votes.
If only three players live, the Krankster loses their ability.
The Krankster publicly chooses the Empath and the Recluse to swap seats. They are then told by the Storyteller to swap seats.
The Imp is on the block. The Krankster publicly chooses the Imp and the Scarlet Woman to swap seats. They are then told by the Storyteller to swap seats, and that the Scarlet Woman is now on the block.
The Slayer is on the block. The Krankster publicly chooses the Slayer and the Spy to swap seats. They are then told by the Storyteller to swap seats, and the Slayer remains on the block.
The Krankster publicly chooses the Fortune Teller and the Fang Gu to swap seats, however, only three players live, so nothing happens.
During the day, the Krankster may choose to publicly swap two players seats. If they do, publicly announce that those two players must swap seats. If one was on the block, you may also announce that the other is on the block instead.
Minion
Each night*, choose a player: they die. If an Outsider is executed, their team loses. [Exactly 1 Outsider]
The Quazion makes it dangerous to execute Outsiders.
Each night, except the first, the Quazion chooses a player to kill.
There is exactly one Outsider in play, and if they are executed, their team loses.
During the night, the Quazion chooses a player. That player dies.
The Quazion is in play. The good Butler is executed. The evil team wins.
The Quazion is in play. The evil Goon is executed. The good team wins.
Each night, except the first, wake the Quazion. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Quazion to sleep.
If an Outsider is executed, end the game and announce that their team lost.
Demon
Each night, except the 1st and 2nd, choose 2 players: they die.
The Gargan is slow to start, but kills twice once it does.
The Gargan does not wake for it's ability on the first or second nights.
Every night after the second, the Gargan can kill two players.
It is night 2. The Gargan does not wake.
It is night 3. The Gargan chooses to kill two players, who die.
Every night except the first and second, wake the Gargan. Prompt them to choose two players. Mark those players with the "Dead" reminder tokens. Put the Gargan to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. Once, during the day but before nominations, you may visit the Storyteller to swap 2 players' characters. Players whose characters changed this way have no ability until dusk.
The Corporealis swaps two players roles.
Each night except the first, the Corporealis chooses a player to kill.
Once per game, during the day but before nominations, the Corporealis can ask the Storyteller to swap two players characters.
If a Corporealis has already exchanged two players roles this game, any other Corporealis may not, even if they haven't already.
As an optional rule, you can also allow the Corporealis to use their swap at night when they wake to kill as to hide their identity better.
The Corporealis chooses a player at night. That player dies.
The Corporealis asks to swap their role with that of the Spy, however, nominations have begun, so nothing happens.
During the day but before nominations, the Corporealis asks the Storyteller to swap their role with the role of the Baron. They immediately exchange roles, and are told this tonight.
Then, the new Corporealis asks to swap the roles of the Butler and the Empath. Nothing happens.
Each night except the first, wake the Corporealis and prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Corporealis to sleep.
If, during the day but before nominations, the Corporealis asks to swap two players roles, and they are not marked with the "Swap used" reminder token, swap those two players roles, mark the Corporealis with the "Swap used" reminder token, then, that night, inform the two players of their new roles.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. On the final day, all players keep their eyes closed while voting, the vote tally is secret & living evil players' votes are counted twice.
The Shrowd hides votes on the final day.
Each night except the first, the Shrowd chooses a player to kill.
On the final day, all players must have their eyes closed whilst voting, and votes from living evil players are counted as 2 votes.
The Shrowd chooses a player at night. That player dies.
The Shrowd is in play and only 3 players live. The Empath is nominated, and all players are told to close their eyes whilst voting.
Then, the living Shrowd votes, which is counted as 2 votes.
Then, the living Baron votes, which is counted as 2 votes.
Then, the dead Spy votes, which is only counted as one vote, as they are not alive.
Each night, except the first, wake the Shrowd and prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Shrowd to sleep.
On the final day, before beginning counting votes, publicly announce that all players must close their eyes for the vote. Count the votes of living evil players twice. Once votes have been counted, announce that players may open their eyes.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. Once per game, at night, you may choose to register as good and as a Townsfolk or Outsider until dusk. [-1 Outsider]
The Pleasantry can hide as a good player.
Each night except the first, the Pleasantry chooses a player to kill.
Once per game, at night, the Pleasantry can choose to register to good abilities as good and as a Townsfolk or Outsider until dusk.
The Pleasantry chooses the Empath at night, who dies.
The Pleasantry chooses to register as good on night 1. The Fortune Teller chooses the Pleasantry and the Butler and learns that neither is the Demon.
The Pleasantry chooses to register as good on night 2. They then choose to kill the Soldier, who dies as the Pleasantry does not register as a Demon to the Soldier's ability.
Each night, wake the Pleasantry. Ask them if they want to register as good until dusk. If yes, mark them with the "Ability used" reminder token and have them register as good and as a Townsfolk or Outsider until dusk. If it is not night 1, have them choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Pleasantry to sleep.
Demon
You start knowing a word. Each night*, if a good player said it yesterday, choose 2 players: they die. Otherwise, choose 1 player: they die.
The Puppetmaster grows stronger when they manipulate good players.
The Puppetmaster starts the game knowing a word. If a good player said that word during the day, the Puppetmaster chooses two players to die that night.
If no good player said the word during the day, the Puppetmaster only chooses one player that night.
The Puppetmaster's word is "Winner". On the first day, the good Empath says "Winner". That night, the Puppetmaster chooses two players to die.
The next day, only the Puppetmaster says "Winner". That night, the Puppetmaster chooses one player to die, as no good player said their word.
Before running the first night, prepare a word to show the Puppetmaster on the first night. It should be something that good players likely wouldn't say naturally, but not too suspicious either.
On the first night, wake the Puppetmaster. Show them their word. Put the Puppetmaster to sleep.
If, during the day, a player said the Puppetmaster's word, mark the Puppetmaster with the "Word said" reminder token.
Each night except the first, wake the Puppetmaster. If they are marked with the "Word said" reminder token, prompt them to choose two players, and mark those players with the "Dead" reminder tokens. Then, remove the "Word said" reminder token. If they were not marked with the "Word said" reminder token, prompt them to choose one player, and mark them with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Puppetmaster to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. If you guess their character, choose another player: they die.
The Mobium kills more the more they know.
Each night, except the first, the Mobium chooses a player to die.
The Mobium then may guess that player's role. If correct, the Mobium chooses a second player to die.
The Mobium chooses to kill the Empath. The Mobium then guesses that that player is the Empath. The Mobium then chooses to kill the Butler, as they guessed them Empath's role correctly.
The Mobium chooses to kill the Ravenkeeper. The Mobium then guesses that that player is the Fortune Teller. The Mobium does not choose another player to kill, as they guessed incorrectly.
Each night, except the first, wake the Mobium. Prompt them to choose a player and a character. Mark that player with a "Dead" reminder token. Then, if that player was the character guessed, prompt the Mobium to choose another player. Mark that player with the other "Dead" reminder token. Put the Mobium to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. All players know that a Smokescream is in play. [Good players do not learn their roles.]
The Smokescream obscures good players' roles.
At the start of the game, all players learnt that a Smokescream is in play.
Good players do not learn their roles at the start of the game, whereas evil players do.
Each night, except the first, the Smokescream chooses a player to die.
The game has not started. The Storyteller announces that a Smokescream is in play. Good players do not learn their roles at the start of the game.
At night, the Smokescream chooses the Empath, who dies.
Before handing out characters, announce that a Smokescream is in play, and that good players will not know their roles. If using physical tokens, use placeholder or blank tokens for good characters. If playing online, you can give all good players the same arbitrary character token and make sure they know that that isn't necessarily their actual role.
Each night except the first, wake the Smokescream. Have them choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. You register to good abilities as one of your neighbours & vice versa.
The Replicant replicates one of their neighbours.
Each night, except the first, the Replicant chooses a player to kill.
The Replicant registers to good abilities as one of their neighbours, and that neighbours registers as the Replicant.
The Replicant chooses the Empath at night, who dies.
The Replicant neighbours the Drunk, who is marked with the "Replicated" reminder token. The Librarian learns that either the Replicant or the Fortune Teller is the Drunk, as the Replicant is registering as the Drunk.
The Fortune Teller then chooses the Drunk and the Librarian, and learns that one of them is the Demon, as the Drunk is registering as the Replicant.
Before starting the first night, mark one of the Replicants neighbours with the "Replicated" reminder token. Register the Replicant as that character, and that player as the Replicant to good abilities.
Each night except the first, wake the Replicant. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Replicant to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they & good players who choose them tonight die.
The Carnage kills the visitors of their victims.
Each night except the first, the Carnage chooses a player to kill.
Any good player who also chooses that player that night also dies.
The Carnage chooses the Empath at night, who dies. The Fortune Teller also chooses the Empath on the same night, and so the Fortune Teller also dies.
The night after, the Monk chooses to protect the Librarian. The Carnage then chooses the Librarian on the same night. The Butler also chooses the Librarian that night. Both the Monk and the Butler die, but the Librarian does not.
Each night, except the first, wake the Carnage. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Rampage" and "Dead" reminder tokens. Put the Carnage to sleep. Mark any good player that chooses the player marked with the "Rampage" reminder token tonight with the "Dead" reminder token.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. Players who choose you at night might die the night after.
The Vengeance kills their visitors.
Each night, the Vengeance chooses a player to kill.
Players who choose the Vengeance at night might die the night after.
The Vengeance chooses the Empath at night, who dies.
The Fortune Teller chooses the Vengeance on night one. On night two, the Fortune Teller dies.
If a player chooses the Vengeance at night, you may mark them with the "Dies next night" reminder.
If a player had the "Dies next night" reminder at dusk, replace it with the "Dead" reminder token.
Each night except the first, wake the Vengeance. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Vengeance to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, either the first two or last two non-Demon living characters in alphabetical order die. Minions might register as Zyxwyx to you.
The Zyxwyx kills players alphabetically.
Each night except the first, the first or last two non-Demon living characters alphabetically die.
Minions might register as Zyxwyx to the Zyxwyx's ability, and so might not die to the Zyxwyx's ability.
The first two living characters alphabetically are the Acrobat and the Artist. Both die.
The last four living characters alphabetically are the Zyxwyx, the Zealot, the Xaan and the Washerwoman. The Zealot and the Washerwoman die, as the Xaan registered as a Demon to the Zyxwyx's ability.
Each night except the first, mark either the first two or last two non-Demon living characters in alphabetical order with the "Dead" reminder tokens.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. [+1 Outsider. You choose which Minion all Minions are]
The Dolos has their choice of Minion.
On the first night, the Dolos chooses a Minion for all Minions to be.
Each night except the first, the Dolos chooses a player to die.
On the first night, the Dolos chooses for all Minions to be the Witch. All Minions are woken and told that they are the Witch.
At night, the Dolos chooses to kill the Empath, who dies.
On the first night, wake the Dolos. Prompt them to choose a Minion character. Put the Dolos to sleep and wake the Minions. Show them the "You are" night card, and then the chosen Minion. Put the Minions to sleep.
Each night except the first, wake the Dolos. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Dolos to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, choose two players: both of their life tokens are flipped. Your team loses if all living players are evil.
The Kuma Lisa flips life tokens instead of killing normally.
Each night except the first, the Kuma Lisa chooses two people to flip the life tokens of. Living players die, and dead players are resurrected.
The Kuma Lisa's team loses if only evil players live.
The Kuma Lisa chooses the living Empath and the living Fortune Teller at night. Both die.
The Kuma Lisa chooses the living Washerwoman and the dead Baron at night. The Washerwoman dies and the Baron returns to life.
Only three players live: the Kuma Lisa, the Baron and the Scarlet Woman. The evil team loses.
Each night except the first, wake the Kuma Lisa. Prompt them to choose two players. Mark those players with the "Flip" reminder tokens. Put the Kuma Lisa to sleep.
If all living players are evil, end the game and announce that the Kuma Lisa's team has lost.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. A chosen Minion lives & may choose a non-Demon character to become instead.
The Prismat can change their Minions' characters.
Each night except the first, the Prismat chooses a player to kill.
If the Prismat chooses a Minion, instead of dying, they may choose a non-Demon character to become.
At night, the Prismat chooses the Empath. The Empath dies.
At night, the Prismat chooses the Baron. The Baron chooses to become the Philosopher.
At night, the Prismat chooses the Poisoner. The Poisoner chooses not to change character.
Each night except the first, wake the Prismat. Prompt them to choose a player. If that player is not a Minion, mark them with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Prismat to sleep.
Then, if the chosen player is a Minion, wake them, show them the "This character selected you" night card, then the Prismat token. Then, prompt them to choose a non-Demon character. Change their character to that character. Put them to sleep.
Demon
All in-play good characters are publicly announced at the start of day 1 (but not who they belong to). Your team wins after day 1.
The Uproar announces in play roles, but not who they belong to.
At the start of the first day, all in play good characters are publicly announced, but not who they belong to.
At the end of day 1, the Uproar's team wins.
Empath, Soldier, Washerwoman, Fortune Teller and Butler are the only good characters in play. At the start of day 1, the Storyteller announces that the Empath, Soldier, Washerwoman, Fortune Teller and Butler are all in play.
Day 1 ends when the Butler is executed. The game ends and the evil team wins.
At the start of day 1, publicly announce every in-play good character.
At the end of day 1, announce that the game is over and that the Uproar's team has won.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player: they die. The 1st time a Hydra dies while 5 or more players live, a living good neighbour becomes an evil Hydra.
The Hydra multiplies when it dies.
Each night except the first, the Hydra chooses a player to kill.
The first time a Hydra dies whilst five or more players live, one of their living good neighbours becomes an evil Hydra.
The Hydra chooses the Empath at night. The Empath dies.
The Hydra that neighbours the Butler dies whilst 5 players live. The Butler becomes an evil Hydra.
Each night except the first, wake the Hydra. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token. Put the Hydra to sleep.
The first time a Hydra dies, if 5 or more players are alive, change one of the Hydra's living neighbours' tokens to a Hydra token. Then wake the new Hydra and inform them of their new character and alignment. Put them to sleep.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player & a character: if they are that character, they die & you may choose again.
The Webbskorn kills more the more it knows.
Each night except the first, the Webbskorn chooses a player and guesses their character. If correct, that player dies, and the Webbskorn may guess another players role.
The Webbskorn can chain an unlimited number of kills in one night, but if they know nothing, they can't kill anyone.
At night, the Webbskorn chooses the Empath and guesses Empath. The Empath dies, and the Webbskorn is allowed to guess another player's role. The Webbskorn chooses the Butler and guesses Fortune Teller. The Webbskorn is put to sleep.
Each night except the first, wake the Webbskorn. Prompt them to choose a player and a character. If that player is that character, mark that player with the "Dead" reminder token and prompt them to choose again. Repeat this until the Webbskorn guesses a role incorrectly. Then, put the Webbskorn to sleep.
Demon
Each night, choose a player: if they would wake tonight & aren't a Demon, they do so last.
The Salesman causes players to act last.
Each night, the Salesman chooses a player to go last in the night order.
Demons are not affected by the Salesman's ability.
The Salesman chooses the Poisoner in the night. The Poisoner acts last in the night order, meaning the poisoning did not affect any abilities during the night.
The Salesman chooses the Imp in the night. Nothing happens, as the Imp is a Demon.
The Salesman chooses the Soldier in the night. Nothing happens as the Soldier doesn't have a position in the night order.
Each night, wake the Salesman. Prompt them to choose a player. Mark that player with the "Distracted" reminder token. Put the Salesman to sleep.
If a player marked with the "Distracted" reminder token has a position in the night order and isn't a Demon, run their night ability after all other abilities that night.
Traveller
Once per game, at night, choose a character that wakes: the night ends when that character would wake.
The Birdkeeper ends the night early.
Once per game, the Birdkeeper chooses a character. That night ends when that character would wake.
The chosen character does not wake that night if they are in play.
The Birdkeeper chooses the Imp. The night ends before the Imp wakes, and so nobody dies during the night.
The Birdkeeper chooses the Butler. The night ends before the Butler wakes, and so the Butler cannot change their master.
Each night, wake the Birdkeeper. If they wish to use their ability, mark them with the "Ability used" reminder token, then have them choose a character that wakes. Put the Birdkeeper to sleep. End the night when the chosen character would wake.
Traveller
On your 1st night, choose a character of your alignment. You know who is that character. If not in play, a player of your alignment becomes that character.
The Mage ensures one of their allies.
On the Mage's first night, they choose a character of their alignment.
If that character is in play, the Mage learns who they are.
If that character is not in play, a player of the Mage's alignment becomes that character, and then the Mage learns who they are.
The evil Mage chooses Poisoner. The Poisoner is in play. The Mage learns who the Poisoner is.
The good Mage chooses Empath. The Empath is not in play. The Butler becomes the Empath. The Mage learns who the Empath is.
On their first night, wake the Mage. Prompt them to choose a character of their alignment. If not in play, change the token of a player of that alignment to that character. Point to the chosen character and mark them with the "Known" reminder token. Put the Mage to sleep. If a player's character has changed, wake them and tell them their new character.
Traveller
When you learn that one of your neighbours has died, publicly choose a player: they die.
The Grief Striker kills upon the death of a neighbour.
When the Grief striker learns that one of their neighbours has died, they publicly choose a player to kill.
The Grief Striker may use their ability to kill their other neighbour, and then kill another player.
One of the Grief Striker's neighbours died during the night. At dawn, the Grief Striker kills a player.
One of the Grief Striker's neighbours died by execution. The Grief Striker immediately kills their other neighbour, and then another player.
When the Grief Striker learns that one of their neighbours has died, prompt them to choose a player to kill.
Traveller