The Paperboy can announce who is lying!

• The paperboy, on the 1st night, learns 3 characters which are not in play.
• These can be Townsfolk, Outsiders, Minions, or Demons.
• These can overlap with the Demon's bluffs.
• If the Zabb-Yani kills the Paperboy, any of the learned characters can enter play. All 3 could, but 1 is usually enough.

The Violinist accompanies a player.

• On the first night, the violinist learns an in-play character, & then how many players between the Violinist and that character are evil.
• The Violinist always learns from the shortest distance. If it is tied, the Violinist learns either direction.
• The Violinist can learn any in-play character, including Townsfolk, Outsiders, Minions, or Demons. Due to the Zabb-Yani, it's often best to avoid showing Outsiders, and showing Demons is rarely wise.
• If the Violinist is killed by the Zabb-Yani, the character they learned might exit play.

The Trapper catches a Minion.

• The Trapper learns on the first night the character of a Minion.
• On the 3rd night the Trapper learns the character that the Minion is mad that they are.
• If the Minion is pretending to be a Traveller, Minion, or Demon character, the Trapper can learn this. You should only show the Trapper such a character if the Minion is making it explicitly clear to people they are this character, such as using the Alphera ability.

The Foreman knows who is conflicting with their neighbors.

• The Foreman chooses 3 players each night who all neighbor each other. They then learn whether or not there is exactly one evil player within those 3.
• If there are 3 evil players, 2 evil players, or 0 evil players amongst those 3, they learn that there isn't exactly 1 evil player.
• The Foreman can't choose any players they've chosen already. If there are no more players that they can choose, the Foreman stops waking. This could include situations where the last unchosen players are ones where both of their neighbors have been chosen.

The Conspiracist knows who's in cahoots, but little about who they work for.

• Each night, the Conspiracist learns a player who is either evil, an Outsider, or both. The Conspiracist does not know which this player is.
• If the Conspiracist neighbors an evil player (skipping travellers), they learn false info. This means that the players they learn each night cannot be evil or an Outsider. Most players that meet this description are Townsfolk, but not all (such as Good Travellers).
• If the Conspiracist is poisoned or drunk, they can learn false or true info.
• The Conspiracist does not know if they are getting true or false info, they must deduce this for themselves.
• The Conspiracist skips Travellers when determining if they get true or false info. The Conspiracist only checks their neighbors, not their alive neighbors.

The conductor can win the game for good, simply by knowing who is and isn't trustworthy.

• Each night, the Conductor chooses up to 2 players. They can choose less, or no players. Evil players they choose, that night, learn who the Conductor is.
• If the Conductor chooses every Townsfolk & Outsider player, their team (usually the good team) will immediately win.
• If the Conductor is poisoned, they still count as choosing players for the sake of their ability. Poison does prevent the winning itself, and the alerting of evil players, but if the Conductor would've won if they were never poisoned, they will immediately win once they become healthy.
• The Conductor is not told how close they are to winning through their ability, and good players they choose do not learn anything.

The Carpenter learns when the Demon betrays those closest to them.

• Each night, after the first, the Carpenter learns whether or not an alive neighbor of the Demon died tonight.
• The Carpenter learns information about all players who died tonight. If any of them were an alive neighbor of the Demon, the Carpenter learns a yes. This can include players not killed by the Demon, or evil players.
• If no one dies at night, the Carpenter learns a no. If both alive neighbors of the Demon die at night, the Carpenter would learn a yes that night.
• If a player dies during the day, the Carpenter does not learn about them, even if the Demon caused their death.

The Iconoclast knows who follows their lead.

• Each night except the first, the Iconoclast learns a character who voted for the first nomination the Iconoclast made.
• The Iconoclast learns a character, but not the player that character is. The character can be good or evil.
• The Iconoclast receives information regardless of who they nominated or if the nominee was executed that day or not.
• If no player voted for the Iconoclast’s first nomination, the Iconoclast learns nothing.
• If the player who voted for the Iconoclast’s nomination changes character, the Iconoclast learns their current character.

The Savant gets crazy, amazing information that is different every day and every game, but exactly half of it is completely false.

• Each day, the Storyteller chooses two pieces of information to give the Savant... so get creative! One must be true, and one must be false, and the Savant won’t know which is which.
• It is up to the Savant to talk with the Storyteller, not the other way around. This isn’t a public conversation, and the group can’t listen in. It’s private.
• The Savant can choose to not visit the Storyteller if they wish.
• A drunk or poisoned Savant might get two pieces of true information or two pieces of false information.

The Nightwatchman is known by one player.

• Once per game, the Nighwatchman chooses a player, who learns who the Night watchman is.
• A chosen evil player still learns who the Nightwatchman is.
• If the Nightwatchman is poisoned or drunk, they choose a player but that player does not wake.
• If the Zabb-Yani kills the player that the Nightwatchmen chose, the Nightwatchman might become a different character.

The Candlemaker can guide a Minion to the good team.

• Once per game, even if the Candlemaker is dead, they can publicly choose a player. If this player is a Minion then they will win & lose with the Candlemaker's team until they die.
• If a Minion chosen by the Candlemaker is dead, they still win and lose with their team.
• If the Candlemaker chooses a Minion, and then another player's ability ends the game, that player wins or loses with the Good team.
• If the Minion chosen by the Candlemaker would cause their own team to win through their ability, then nothing occurs.
• Minions chosen by the Candlemaker are not good. To abilities they still register as evil, they are still a Minion, and they do not learn of their alignment changing, since their alignment hasn't.

The Rag Picker gets amazing information, if they can sort through the rubbish.

• Once per game, at night, the Ragpicker chooses a character. If this character is in play, the Ragpicker learns who they are, but if not, the Ragpicker learns false info.
• The Ragpicker cannot choose a Demon character. They can choose any Townsfolk, Outsider, or Minion.

The Medium can learn which dead players are evil.

• Once per game, the Medium can use their ability. When they do so, they learn every dead evil player.
• If no dead players are evil, you tell the Medium a "No".
• The Medium can learn players that they'd think are alive, such as those killed by the Shade, or the player who died tonight.
• The Zabb-Yani can cause a learned evil player to be revived.