The Captain blows a specific player to smithereens if they survive the night.

The Captain can publicly choose a player at any time during the day.

If the Captain is still alive when they wake in night order, their chosen player dies. The Captain's ability is consumed even if they do not get to kill for whatever reason.

The Swashbuckler pushes to execute their neighbors. If they kill an evil, they become the Captain.

When an evil neighbor dies, the Swashbuckler immediately becomes the Captain. They can choose a player on the following day to kill with their new ability.

The Recordkeeper helps to confirm players by learning who was targeted with abilities.

When they wake at the end of the night, list each player who was chosen by at least one ability.

The Medium learns other player's information, but is misled by the Demon.

The Demon wakes a second time before the Medium does if the Medium is alive. They pick a role, and a piece of information. Then, the Storyteller picks an in-play role that learned information tonight, and gives the Demon's lie and the real role and information to the Medium.

The Adventurer has a quest, but has to guess what it is. If they complete it, they learn the Demon.

Their quest should be something that they can guess, but not anything that they can do on accident. Consider things like nominating and executing a specific player or publicly guessing two player's roles.

The Witch Hunter hunts down and kills the Minions, but if poisoned can kill innocents.

The Witch Hunter keeps their ability while drunk, but may kill any nominee when drunk or poisoned. Unless droisoned multiple times in a row, the Storyteller should usually kill a droisoned Witch Hunter's nominee unless it will severely hurt good.

A droisoned Witch Hunter still always kills Minions they nominate.

The Cat Lady keeps an Outsider off of the board at the start of the game, allowing town to get more information.

The Cat Lady can create any not-in-play Outsider, but will only do so if the chosen player was good and the Cat Lady was sober when they died.

The Warden learns players and should investigate their neighbors.

The Warden learns two players. One neighbors at least one evil player, and the other neighbors none. The alignment of the learned characters does not factor.

The Experimenter dies for the betterment of town, but must avoid being killed by other methods.

The Experimenter should die before final 3, but not too early in the game. They can die at night or during the day, but should die in a way that it could be covered by evil roles.

Anything positive for town can happen when the Experimenter explodes. For example, they might make evil drunk for a night, or gain powerful information. In most cases, this should be something that they can see happening.

The Ace redirects evil abilities.

For abilities with multiple targets (e.g. Al-Hadikhia), or multiple steps with choices (e.g. Skinshifter), the Ace can redirect any one of these targets to their own target.

The Ace should usually redirect an ability if possible, but in some niche cases where a Minion acts after the Demon, it might be impossible to do so if for example the Demon kills them. Additionally, the Demon should not be killed by the Ace unless the game can continue in some way.

The Navigator learns the alignment of players around the grimoire, but has a false alarm.

Each night, starting on the first, the Navigator learns the alignment of their next clockwise player. Mark them with a reminder token. If the Navigator is droisoned, still mark the player and move on, but information about their alignment is arbitrary.

At the start of the game, one player is marked as a False Alarm. They register as evil to the Navigator.

The Herbalist provides extremely powerful protection, but may make players drunk.

The Herbalist protects their target from Demon and Minion abilities, and becoming drunk/poisoned by any ability other than the Herbalist themself.

If the Herbalist makes themself drunk, they lose their protection.

The Pegasus has a bonded player that is safe while they live, but both fall at once.

The Pegasus triggers when it dies for any reason, including by execution. If their rider is already dead, nothing happens, otherwise their rider dies immediately.

A player who is safe from evil is unaffected by all evil abilities, including Demon kills.

The Challenger fights the Demon, and if they win, kills evil.

If no Minion is alive and the Challenger wins roshambo, no player dies that night.

The Bone Reader uses the dead to learn about the living.

If an execution happened yesterday, the Bone Reader is given a character from that player's two living neighbors. They don't know which player it came from.

The Activist wants nobody to die so it can confirm players.

At night, if nobody was executed, the Activist learns an in-play character (good or evil). Even if a player didn't die, as long as they were executed it disables the Activist for that night.

The Conspiracist spouts crazy theories to find out if they are true.

The Conspiracist must visit the Storyteller early in the day or they may not have a chance to properly claim their theory.

Their theories can both be true or both be false; unlike Savant, they know nothing about the truthfulness of the statements they get until they are confirmed by the Storyteller.

If they claim both of their theories, the Storyteller can decide which to give them information about, but does not tell them which.

The Anatomist learns the dead.

Each night, the Anatomist will learn the character of each player who died tonight. They learn it in any order, without saying who was what.

The Salesman lives death once, and needs to find out if they have in order to use their powerful ability.

The Salesman survives the first time they die at night. They only get true info from their ability if this has been triggered and they are marked with their Survived reminder.

The Firebrand learns players who should die for the greater good.

If the Firebrand's previous choice has not died, they can learn the same player multiple nights in a row.

The Wayfarer protects their neighbors from misinformation.

The Occultist checks players, but dies if they find real evil.

The Architect finds out if a player is close to the Demon.

If the Architect and the chosen player are equidistant, they learn arbitrary information.

The Waterbearer learns the rough location of evil players.

They do not learn how close evil players are, only that an evil is within 2 steps - including the player they selected.

The Ranger marks players to narrow down the Demon's location.

If the Demon is marked, they will always appear as one of the closest players. If the other two closest marked players are equidistant to the Demon, show either.

The Ranger can learn the two closest marked players to any player that registers as a Demon, and will only learn one pair. They could learn two players with a Recluse between them OR two players with the real Demon between them, but only one per night.

The Houndkeeper grants true information to town.

A player selected by the Houndkeeper can't be given incorrect information by any means. Vortox, poison, and even misregistration cannot cause them to get misinfo. Their own ability poisoning or giving them false information can still happen.