The Ballerina knows how many steps away some important people are. On their first night, the Ballerina learns 2 numbers. These 2 numbers are the number of steps from the Ballerina to the closest Outsider and Minion. You may show these numbers in either order. If there are no outsiders, show an arbitrary number instead of that number.

The Brakeman is able to protect the player they know best. On their first night, show the Brakeman an in- play townsfolk and mark them with the Protected token. The first time that the Protected player would die due to the ability of any character, they don't, and the Brakeman is marked with the No Ability token. This protection does not protect from executions that are not due to a character's ability.

The Explorer knows the lay of the land around those who are trustworthy. On their first night, show the Explorer a number equal to the number of evil players within 2 steps of them.

The Godchild knows someone who is good and wouldn't turn on them, but they are dependent on them. On their first night, show the Godchild a good player and mark them as Innocent. If that player would become evil for any reason, they do not. If that player dies for any reason during the night phase, mark the Godchild as Dead.

The Guild Master duplicates a townsfolk, and might know which. During setup, put multiple tokens of any townsfolk character (including the Guild Master) into the bag. During the first night, show the Guild Master 2 characters, one of which is the character with multiple tokens, and the other of which is not-in-play.

The Maître D' knows that only so many people can be on the guest list. On their first night, show the Maître D' one character of each character type, with 2 and only 2 being in-play characters.

The Masons know each other, but cannot let the evils know them. On the first night, wake all Masons together. Every other night, each Mason is woken individually to choose a player or choose not to. If only one Mason selected a player, all Masons are woken to learn their alignment. If an evil player was chosen, wake them, point to the Mason that chose them, and show them the Mason token. If the first time an evil player publicly guesses who all the Masons are they are correct, and at least one Mason is alive, evil wins.

The Quartermaster knows how many people have changed the arranged order. On their first night, show the Quartermaster a number equal to the number of characters with abilities that effect or may effect setup that are in-play.

The Shaman almost knows who the Demon is, but must become enlightened first. On their first night, show the Shaman all players in the game in an order, with a predetermined reason for the order. Each day, the Shaman may visit the storyteller to guess what this reason is, learning how accurate they are, and 'bingo' is they exactly or basically exactly correct. If they got a bingo, they learn two players the following night, one of which is the Demon.

The Surveyor knows what is close to them very well. On their first night, show the Guide a number equal to the number of evil players that neighbor 2 townsfolk.

The Theorist knows the Demon, if their sources are reliable. On their first night, show the Theorist a Demon. If both of their neighbors are good, show the in-play demon, but if one or both are evil, show an out-of-play Demon.

The Archer is a sharpshot that sees the evils. On their first night, show the Archer a number equal to the number of alive evil players between themself and the Demon either clockwise or counter clockwise. Every other night, show the Archer the number of alive evil players between themself and the Demon is the opposite direction as last night. The Storyteller chooses which direction the Archer learns about Night 1.

The Brewer knows who has and hasn't has some of their product. Each night, the Brewer chooses a player (not themself); the storyteller then points to a player. If possible, only one player should be sober, healthy, and good.

The Captain can navigate towards the Demon, if they can find the way. On the first night, the Captain chooses a player; nothing happens yet. Every other night, the Captain chooses another player 2 or more steps away from their previous choice; give them a yes signal if they are closer to the demon, a no signal if they are farther, or either is they are equidistant to the Demon than the last choice. If the player they chose is evil, give them the opposite signal.

The Dentist knows who has a lot going on. Each night, the Dentist chooses a player; if they have 2 or more reminder tokens on them, give a yes signal. Otherwise, give a no signal.

The Falconer knows who is trustworthy, and one person who's not. Each night, the Falconer chooses a player: if the player they chose is evil, they lose their ability, and you stop waking the Falconer.

The Law Dog knows the evils, if they can trust their neighbors. Every night, the Law Dog is shown an evil character. If both of their alive neighbors are good, it's in-play, but if one or both of their alive neighbors are evil, it is out-of-play instead.

The Mistress knows everything, at the cost of stability. Each night, the Mistress chooses a player, and either the Mistress or the chosen player becomes Drunk until dusk; then, the Mistress is shown the chosen player's character and alignment, which as usual, is instead arbitrary if the Mistress is drunk.

The Nun cleanses the evil in town, albeit impermanently. Each night, the Nun chooses an evil character they haven't chosen before; if it is in-play, they lose their ability until dusk, and are woken to learn this by being shown the Nun token. If it is the first in-play minion chosen, they instead lose their ability permanently and are marked as 'Cleansed'.

The Prospector digs for the truth, possibly at the cost of their own life. Each night, the Prospector chooses a new player (not themself) and one word of a statement they want to know something about, like 'Demon', 'Execution', or 'Poison'. If they chose a Townsfolk, this statement is true, otherwise, it is false. If the Prospector just learned a false statement, they also might be marked as Dead.

The Saloon Gal tells others something they don't know, whether it's true or not. Each night, the Saloon Gal chooses a player, and they are marked with the Rumored token until dusk. If that player learns information and is poisoned or drunk, they learn true information. Otherwise, they learn false information.

The Socialite knows who is close to who. Each night, the Socialite chooses a player, and learns a player they have something in common with, be it because of alignment, character type, ability, reminder tokens, or something else. If the Demon kills the Socialite, the Socialite is told what connection the most recent pair of players had (ex: they have the same character type, or their character both woke up last night).

The Statistician can figure any number out... almost. Each night, the Statistician chooses a character that learns a number that they haven't chosen before. The statistician then learns two numbers, one of which is the number that character would learn, and the other is arbitrary. The numbers can be shown in either order.

The Tracker sees who is visiting who, but can't see nothing. Each night, the Tracker chooses a player, and they are shown the player that most recently saw or chose them tonight. If they would learn nothing or the Demon player, instead they learn false information.

Ahab slowly tracks his white whale. If the Ahab is in play, the in-play Demon must be the Leviathan. Each night but the first, if a player was executed yesterday, show Ahab the direction that player is closer to the Demon from. If the Demon is an equal number of steps from the Demon in either direction, Ahab might be shown either direction (clockwise or counterclockwise).

The Coroner knows how many sources of death there are. Whenever a character's ability, including their own, causes someone to die during the night, mark them with a 'Killer' token. Each night except the first, wake the Coroner and show them a number equal to the number of characters marked with a Killer token, then remove all Killer tokens.

The Grave Digger can identify corpses... and only corpses. Each night except the first, wake the Grave Digger to chooses a player; if they died tonight, show them the character of that player, and if they didn't show them a character that they aren't.

The Medic is great at diagnosing... the dead. Each night except the first, the Medic chooses a player, and learns if they were drunk, poisoned, or made "mad' due to an ability at their time of death.

The Muckraker tries to uncover evil's secrets. Each night but the first, the storyteller gives the Muckraker a fact that applies to at least one alive player, then the Muckraker chooses an alive player; if this fact does not apply to them, mark the Muckraker as 'Dead'.

The Quack gives unreliable medical care. Each night except the first, the Quack chooses a player they have not chosen before, then the storyteller marks them with the Drugged or Healthy token. If they are marked as 'Drugged', they are but cannot die until dusk, and if they are marked as 'Healthy', they are sober and healthy until dusk.

The Teamster knows who gets around. During setup, an outsider might be added into the bag. Each night but the first, if a player was executed today. show the Teamster of a player with a different character type.

The Cowboy duels to learn. Each day, if the Cowboy publicly chose a player, mark them with the 'Dueled' token. The following night, if the Cowboy and/or the Dueled player dies, show the Cowboy the Dueled players' character token.

The Baker knows about their clientele. Each night, the Baker is woken and asked if they will use their ability; if they do, they when choose 3 players, and are shown a number equal to the number of character types between the players chosen. After that, mark the Baker as 'No Ability' and and remove their night token from the night sheet.

The Banker's ability gains interest over time. Each night, wake the Banker and ask them if they would like to use their ability; if they do, show the Banker a number of out-of-play characters equal to the night number. Afterwards, mark the Banker with the 'No Ability' token and remove their night token from the night sheet.

The Incense Burner makes sure one Demon and Minion isn't in play. Each night, wake the Incense Burner and ask them if they would like to use their ability; if they do, they then choose one Demon and Minion. If those characters in-play, change the the characters of those players to an out-of-play character of the same character type, and wake them to show them their new characters.

The Clockwork Man learns as much as it can about those it cannot reach. Each night except the first, wake the Clockwork Man and ask them if they would like to use their ability; if they do, show the Clockwork Man the character types of two alive players that are the farthest away from them, and which players they learned about if there was a tie. Afterwards, mark the Clockwork Man with the 'No Ability' token and remove their night token from the night sheet.

The Pugilist can give some players the old 1-2. Twice per game, during the day, the Pugilist may publicly choose a player; if they are a Minion or Outsider, mark them as Dead; they die the following night. The Pugilist can only use their ability once per day. The first time the Pugilist uses their ability, mark them with the 'Once' token, and the second time they use their ability, remove the Once token and mark them with the 'No Ability' token; the Pugilist now cannot use their ability.

The Poet sees what rhymes with reality. On their first day, the Poet publicly chooses one character of each character type (That being Townsfolk, Outsider, Minion, and Demon); the following night, show the Poet a number equal to the number of characters guessed that are in-play.

The Apothecary cures outsiders. If the Apothecary successfully nominates and executes an outsider, the outsider is marked with a 'Drunk' token (this happens before the execution occurs). The next night, that outsider is woken and shown the Apothecary token and pointed to the Apothecary.

The Templar learns all minions when attacked by the Demon, and kills one if necessary. If the Templar is attacked and killed by the Demon, wake the Templar and show them all in-play minion tokens; if all are alive, mark one as 'Dead'.

The Dove Keeper saves that who is the most worthy. The first time a sober, healthy, and good player would be executed, they do not die and the Dove Keeper is marked with the 'No Ability' token. The Dove Keeper does not learn this.

The Milliner protects them and their neighbors... once. At the beginning of the game, mark the Milliner and their neighbors (if good) with 'Protected' tokens. The first time any player with a Protected token would become drunk, poisoned, made "mad" by an ability, or die during the night, nothing happens and their Protected token is removed.

The Survivalist is ready to take one bullet. The first time the Survivalist would die during the night, wake the Survivalist and show them what character would've killed them, then mark them with the 'No Ability' reminder.

The Telemarketer puts the Demon's bluffs on hold. During the first night, the Demon does not receive bluffs when they normally would. Each night, even if dead, the Telemarketer chooses a new player; the Demon is then shown one out-of-play character of that player's character type.

The Landscaper knows that everything is in an order. If your script has a Groundskeeper on it, you should probably have a Gardener in play. If you have a Groundskeeper, there must be a Gardener in play. When setting up the grimoire, decide what you want your pattern to be. It could be anything, but it should be relatively simple, and also not too easy to work out. Symmetry, repeating pattern, something that can be defined in one or two sentences work best. Use the gardener to make this happen.