The Archer's clockwise neighbours are, in order: Noble, Snake Charmer, Lycanthrope, Xaan, Juggler, General, Vigormortis, Klutz. The Archer gets a 1.

Mary asks “Does the Demon have the ability to kill more than once in one night?” The Demon in play is Fang Gu. Mary is told no.

Alex asks, “Are exactly two of these statements true: the Demon has the ability to kill, and Jeremy is the Demon?”. The Storyteller refuses to answer, as the question contains parts unrelated to the Demon’s ability.

The Demon has gained an ability from the Conjuror. Any questions the Archivist would ask are about the combination of both their original ability and their new ability.

At night, the Blacksmith is targeted by the Demon. The Blacksmith, instead of dying, lives and gains the Snake Oiler's ability.

On the first night, the Blacksmith is targeted by Bloodwrite. The next day, the Blacksmith fails to make the better offer. That night, instead of dying, the Blacksmith lives and gains the Cosmonaut's ability.

The Blacksmith is sat next to Janet, the Winemaker, who is drunk on odd nights. On night two, Janet is causing her townsfolk neighbors to be drunk. That night, the Blacksmith is targeted by the Demon and dies. The Blacksmith's ability does not function as they are drunk.

• The Good Coal Miner is killed at night by the Pukka. Because they were poisoned at the time, nothing happens.

• The Evil Coal Miner is killed at night by the Nocker's babysitter. Because they were both Evil, nothing happens.

• The Good Coal Miner is killed during the day by the Evil Quickdraw. That night, the Prospector becomes a Survivalist.

On the 1st night, the Conspiracist learns the Worrywort. On the 2nd, they learn the Miasma. On the 3rd, they learn the Leviathan.

On the 1st night, the Conspiracist learns the Shugenja. This is because the Conspiracist neighbors the Goblin.

On the 1st night, the Conspiracist learns the Xaan. On the 3rd night, the Conspiracist is poisoned by the Xaan, and so may now get false info, or true info, as the Storyteller pleases.

Felruth is the Snake Oiler that has been picked by the Bloodwrite, and is mad about being the Tzar. An evil player is also bluffing Tzar. If the Bloodwrite would kill Felruth, they would be saved by the Snake Oiler's ability since they are mad about being a not-in-play Townsfolk, which would in turn indicate that the other supposed Tzar is bluffing. That day, the Cosmonaut learns that "A Salesman has a lot to learn by failing to make a sale", because a 'Snake Oiler' is a type of salesman and they would only learn about the other Tzar if they do not make the better offer to the Bloodwrite (mechanically forcing the Bloodwrite to attempt to kill them).

On Night 2, the Flesh Eater picks the Tir the Duke, as does (subsequently) the Demon, making Tir's information for the night false and setting them up to die the following night. During the day the Cosmonaut learns "Due to a lack of mushrooms, it's not the beef version that's on the menu", playing off of the Duke of Wellington and Beef Wellingtons (which are made with mushrooms).

The Astronomer is the Bad Omen. The Cosmonaut learns that "Mr. Webb feels tension when 14 is that far off target", cryptically referencing the Hubble tension discovered by the James Webb Space Telescope in the early years of its operation that threw new uncertainty into the calculated age of the observable universe (the consensus number being 13.8 billion years at the time of measurement).

The Chef is currently the most correct good player because they have narrowed down where the evil players could be the best. The No Dashii attacks them but they remain alive.

The Deacon is currently the most correct good player because they believe in the world with the correct in-play evil characters. When they are executed, they do not die.

The Faerie is one of the last two players alive, the good team wins.

The Faerie kills the entire evil team at night. However, the good team executes the Faerie with three players alive and the evil team wins.

The Witch curses the Faerie at night. The Faerie nominates and dies, and the evil team wins.

Henry is the Falconer, who on his first night chooses the Sheriff. The next night, he learns that Sammy is the Sheriff. That night, Henry chooses the Chessmaster. Two nights later, he learns there is no Chessmaster in play. That night, Henry chooses the Blabbermouth. The next night, he learns that Stella, who has died, is the Blabbermouth.

Tom is the Falconer, who has been poisoned on the first night. He chooses the Surgeon that night. 3 nights later, he is poisoned again, and he learns Emily is the Surgeon, even though she is the Bad Omen.

Mabel is the Drunk, but she thinks she is the Falconer. On her first night, she chooses the Wendigo. 3 nights later, she learns that there isn't one in play, despite Felix being the Wendigo. That night, she chooses the Worrywort. The next night, she learns Felix is the Worrywort.

• There are 3 Prospectors in play, one of which neighbors the Drunk. On the first night, the Ferrotypist learns Drunk and Prospector, meaning that if there is a Drunk in play they must neighbor a Prospector unless all the Prospectors are lying about who they are.

• There is a Goon in play, but no Survivalist. On the first night, the Ferrotypist learns Goon and Survivalist, because the Goon neighbors the Demon. When the Town works out that there cannot be a Survivalist in play, they beg the Goon to come forward as the Ferrotypist must have seen a Goon neighboring a Demon, but by that point the Goon had already been turned evil.

• The Coal Miner babysitting An Owl neighbors the Wendigo. On the first night, the Ferrotypist learns Lunger and Wendigo as the Coal Miner misregistered as a Demon due to An Owl and the Ferrotypist read that Demon as a not-in-play character. Upon hearing this information, the Coal Miner concludes there is a high chance that they neighbor one evil character or another, as it is a 1 Minion game.

Sophie is the Grandmaster. On the third day, she visits the Storyteller, and learns that Alyx, the Fortune Teller, is the most important good player, since they have a powerful “Each night” ability to find the Demon.

The Grandmaster learns the most important good player is Jacob, the Damsel, since the Minions are currently trying very hard to find out who the Damsel is and the Damsel’s ability to lose the game for the good team may end up being very important indeed.

Benoit the Hawkshaw, Jeff the Nosey Parker, Fredo the Informant, and Herbert the Moondweller sit in a row in the aforementioned order. The Hawkshaw wakes on the 1st night and might learn themself, Jeff, or Fredo, but cannot learn Herbert.

Fredo the Informant, Benoit the Hawkshaw, Jeff the Nosey Parker, and Herbert the Moondweller sit in a row in the aforementioned order. The Hawkshaw wakes on the 1st night and might learn either themself or Fredo, but will not learn Jeff or Herbert.

The Hierophant chooses the Fortune Teller who has exclusively been getting ‘no's. They learn that they are being helpful to the good team.

• The good Lickspittle chooses Sheriff at night. The Sheriff is in play, but the Sheriff player is good so nothing happens.

• The good Lickspittle chooses Lumberjack at night. The Lumberjack is in play and evil, so the good Lickspittle becomes a good Lumberjack and the evil Lumberjack becomes an evil Lickspittle.

• The good Lickspittle chooses Outlaw at night. The Outlaw is not in play, but the Derrickhand causes the evil Wendigo (who currently thinks they are the Sheriff) to register as the evil Outlaw. The evil Wendigo becomes the evil Lickspittle, and the good Lickspittle becomes the good Wendigo. Because the Wendigo's ability involves thinking it is good character, the Storyteller decides for the good Wendigo to think they are the Lickspittle, and the good Wendigo is not informed that they changed characters. The Lunger (who currently thinks they are the Outlaw) is then lied to and informed that they are the Lickspittle, because their ability causes them to think they are a Non-Minion character and the Storyteller can change which Non-Minion character this is whenever they wish. All 3 players now think they are the Lickspittle, the one that is correct is the unknowingly evil Lickspittle who is likely to switch with many possible characters if they get the chance to use their new ability, and the original Lickspittle has unwittingly become a good Minion that may accidentally kill their teammates going forward.

The Local Hero learns that the Godfather is in play. On the third night, the Po kills the Local Hero. The Godfather dies as well.

The Local Hero learns that the Miasma is in play. On the second night, the Lycanthrope kills the Local Hero. The Miasma lives, because the Local Hero was not killed by an evil player.

The Local Hero learns that the Pit-Hag is in play. By the time the Local Hero dies, the Pit-Hag has changed their character to something else – nobody dies as a result.

Adrian, the Medium, uses their ability on the 3rd night. They learn that Markus, the Augur, is evil. They don't learn that any other player is evil, since no other dead players are evil.

The Medium uses their ability on the 2nd night. There are no dead evil players, so they learn this.

• The Nosey Parker guesses Exiled, Yng, and Lunger. There is no Yng or Lunger in play, but their neighbor is the Exiled. Since the Exiled is not one of the players other than their neighbor, they learn a "no".

• The Nosey Parker guesses Dormaquino, Miasma, and Chessmaster. As the Nosey Parker is two steps away from a Chessmaster, they learn a "yes".

• The Nosey Parker guesses Folly, Trader, and Wendigo. None of these characters are in play, so the Nosey Parker learns a "no".

• The Outlaw is mad about being the Outlaw. They are nominated and put on the block. They die, but they are still on the block. The nomination phase continues.

• The Outlaw is mad about being the Drunk. The Drunk is nominated and put on the block. Nothing happens, as the Drunk is not a Townsfolk.

• The Outlaw is mad about being the Gambler. The Gambler is nominated and put on the block. The Outlaw dies. The Gambler is still on the block and the nomination phase continues.

• The Outlaw is mad about being a Prospector. A Prospector is nominated and put on the block. A different Prospector dies. The first Prospector is still on the block and the nomination phase continues.

The Prankster chooses Bob, the Empath, who is not a Minion. Nothing happens, and neither Bob nor the Prankster learns this.

The Prankster chooses the Poisoner, who is subsequently pranked. The Poisoner’s ability becomes “Each night, choose a player: the Demon learns their character.” The player who the Poisoner poisoned that night immediately becomes healthy.

A pranked Minion chooses Alexander, the Empath. When the Demon wakes up that night, they learn that Alexander is the Empath.

• The Quickdraw learns the Drunk and the Wendigo at night. The following day the Quickdraw nominates the Ropemaker. After the vote nothing happens.

• The Quickdraw learns the Sheriff and the Survivalist at night. The following day the Quickdraw nominates the Sheriff. The Sheriff votes for their own execution. After the vote, the Quickdraw dies.

• The Quickdraw learns the Lickspittle and the Gi Yose at night. The following day the Quickdraw nominates the Spy, who registers as the Lickspittle due to its own ability. The Spy votes for their own execution. After the vote, the Quickdraw dies.

• The Quickdraw learns the Prospector and the Lunger. The following day the Quickdraw nominates a Prospector. The Prospector does not vote for execution, but the Quickdraw does. After the vote, the Prospector dies.

• The Quickdraw learns the Coal Miner and the Lunger at night. The following day the Quickdraw nominates the Coal Miner, who is babysitting An Owl. The Coal Miner is put on the block, but An Owl immediately moves to the Quickdraw, removing its ability before any deaths occur. No one dies.

Keon is the Demon and Sam is the Wendigo. Meredith is the Reactionary, causing Keon and Sam to learn the word "Kugelblitz". Sam, not knowing that he is the Wendigo, asks Town publicly what it means. The Storyteller decides to execute Sam.

Karen is Reactionary. In private chats, someone mentions the city of "Constantinople". Karen decides to start bluffing Blabbermouth, and convinces other players to say "Why did Constantinople get the works?" in public, including Sam. When Sam says this, the Storyteller decides to execute Sam despite Sam being good. This clues Karen into the codeword being "Constantinople", which she lets Town know the following day, helping town identify the players who have mentioned Constantinople as members of the evil team.

Keon is the Chessmaster. They receive the code word "Halitosis" in the night. They decide to bluff Scofflaw and say the word in public under the guise of their Scofflaw word. The Storyteller chooses not to execute them, because the execution is at Storyteller's discretion.

Sam is the Rodent. They receive a private announcement at night that the code word is "Jamboree". Having previous experience with the Reactionary, they infer that they are the Wendigo. In truth, they received this announcement because of the Exiled who chose Worrywort. This was, however, the real code word that the Reactionary gave out to the evil team. At the end of the game the evil team wins, but Sam loses, to the surprise of everyone except for the Exiled that put what happened together after finding the rest of the evil team but kept this to themself.

The good Ropemaker chooses Coal Miner at night. That night, the Demon attacks the Chambermaid. The Coal Miner dies instead, but no one is turned into the Survivalist by the Coal Miner's ability as mechanically they were killed by the Ropemaker's ability, not the Demons.

The Snake Oiler is mad about being the Prospector. The Ropemaker chooses Prospector at night. That night, the Demon attacks the Dreamer. The Dreamer dies as normal, as the Prospector cannot be killed and therefore the Ropemaker cannot replace the Dreamer's death with the Prospector's.

There is an evil Coal Miner in play. The Ropemaker chooses the Coal Miner at night. That night, the Demon attacks the Chambermaid. The Chambermaid dies as normal, as even though there was a Coal Miner in play, the Coal Miner happened to be evil.

The Ropemaker chooses the Sheriff at night. That night, the Gambler chooses the Sheriff and guesses "Pukka". The Gambler lives and the Ropemaker dies as the Ropemaker redirected the Gambler's death to the Sheriff and the Sheriff's ability redirected the kill to the Ropemaker. The Sheriff's "Sacrifice" reminder token is still removed.

The Scofflaw is given the word "Yaggababble" as their trigger word. While the Demon is on the block, they say the word "Yaggababble" repeatedly. Because they do not share an alignment, nothing happens.

The Scofflaw is given the phrase "Pick Me" as their trigger phrase. While the Reactionary is on the block, they say the phrase "Pick Me". The Reactionary is executed.

The Scofflaw is given the phrase "He lets me into heaven anyway, but I get the room next to the noisy ice machine." as their trigger phrase. While the Snake Oiler is on the block, they say the phrase "He lets me into heaven anyway, but I get the room next to the noisy ice machine." Nothing happens, because the Storyteller is not obligated to trigger the Scofflaw ability even if the conditions are met.

The Seraph nominates and executes the Fisherman, killing them. That night, the Fisherman learns that the Seraph is in play.

The Seraph nominates and executes the Sailor, who does not die. That night, nothing happens.

The Seraph nominates and kills the Mastermind. That night, nothing happens, because the Mastermind is evil.

• The Sheriff chooses the Pukka and guesses 'Pukka'. The Pukka dies, and good wins!

• The evil Sheriff makes it to final 3 without knowing the identity of the other 2 players and decides to use their ability on themself so they can die and evil will win the game. Because allowing the kill to bounce and kill the Demon would be too punishing and unfun a response to a reasonable play, and because allowing the kill to go through would be too rewarding for a Sheriff that failed to guess either of the other players, the Storyteller announces "that the kill bounces" and openly flips a coin to determine who will be killed in the Sheriff's place.

• The Snake Oiler is mad about being the Prospector. In the night, the Nocker's babysitter attacks one of two Prospectors in play. The Prospector lives because they were protected by the Snake Oiler.

• The Snake Oiler is mad about being the Coal Miner. There is no Coal Miner in play. The Quickdraw that learned Snake Oiler nominates the Snake Oiler, but after the vote nothing happens as the Quickdraw's ability attempts to kill the Snake Oiler but fails to do so as the Snake Oiler cannot currently be killed by players.

• The Snake Oiler is mad about being the Outlaw. In the night, the Ropemaker chooses the Outlaw. Later that night, the Demon kills the Gambler. The Ropemaker's ability is unable to save the Gambler because it cannot kill the Outlaw, as the Outlaw is protected by the Snake Oiler.

The Sorcerer chooses the Ravenkeeper. Then they choose the Undertaker and learns 'No'. Then they choose the Drunk and learns 'Yes'. Then they choose the Imp and learn 'No'. Then they choose the Poisoner and learn 'No. Then they choose the Soldier and learn 'Yes'.

On the first day, the Jabberwocky and Sea Sprit vote, but the Songstress does not. That night, the Spice Trader learns a "2".

On the first day, no evil players vote. The Spice Trader becomes drunk and learns a "1". On the second day, all 3 evil players vote. The Spice Trader learns a "1” because they are still drunk.

6 Legion vote on the Spice Trader, but no good players do. The vote fails and the Spice Trader is not executed. That night, the Spice Trader learns a "6".

The good Cardinal is nominated by a good player. The Cardinal, Wendigo, Sheriff and Nosey Parker vote. The Cardinal becomes evil that night. The Spice Trader learns a "1” because the Cardinal was not evil when they voted.

The Po kills Simon at night. The Surgeon chooses Simon later that night. Simon survives. Had the Po chosen someone else, Simon would’ve died unless they were going to die by some other means.

The Imp kills Blake, who is protected by a Monk and selected by the Surgeon. The Monk successfully protects from the Imp, but the Surgeon kills Blake, since Blake would otherwise survive, and the Monk only protects from the Demon.

The Zombuul kills Alex, who is protected by an Innkeeper and selected by the Surgeon. Alex survives both the Zombuul’s attack and the subsequent attack by the Surgeon since the Innkeeper protects against all causes of death at night.

The Tactician chooses the Soldier and the General. The Storyteller signals the General.

The Tactician chooses Alec, the Quickdraw and Amelia, the Yng. The Storyteller signals Alec, since the Yng would likely not want to choose themself.

The Tactician chooses Alec, the Baron, and Amelia, the Imp. The Storyteller, after thinking for a moment, signals Amelia, since Amelia is under a lot of suspicion, and it would benefit Evil to change who the Demon is.

The Tzar learns the Amnesica (in play), the Drunk (in play), Mastermind (in play), Savant (not in play), Marionette (not in play), and Farmer (Not in play).

The Tzar learn the Ojo (not in play), the Mutant (not in play) and the Washerwoman (not in play).

On the 1st night the Whaler learns the Lunger is their 'white whale'. Despite the fact that the Lunger is good, the Lunger is a Minion and is therefore a nominally evil character. During the 1st day, the Agent bluffing Sheriff simulates using their ability to kill the Lunger. That night, the Whaler learns which Demon is in play, indicating that a Lunger is dead.

On the 1st night the Whaler learns a Chessmaster is in play. On the 2nd night, the Whaler becomes poisoned by the Chessmaster as the Chessmaster's 1st target is executed; they are then woken and told (falsely) that a Wendigo is in play despite the fact that their 'white whale' is still alive. On day 2, the Chessmaster is executed. On night 3, the Whaler learns (correctly) that an Agent is in play, and concludes (falsely) that the Chessmaster was the Wendigo.