The Inquisitor knows that only one of a specific Minion and Demon is in play.

• On the first night, the Inquisitor learns a Minion and a Demon character, of which only one is assigned to a player.

The Flirt knows an Outsider that is in play and removes their ability.

• On the first night, the Flirt learns an Outsider character that is in play. The player with that character is drunk.

• When the Flirt dies, the drunkenness is removed from that player and the Outsider's ability resumes.

The Postman knows the size of the largest area of the Town Square that contains only Townsfolk.

• On the first night, the Postman learns the longest chain of neighboring Townsfolk. To figure out which chain is the longest, look for the spot in the circle that is least interrupted by Outsiders, Minions and Demons, and count how many Townsfolk there are before a different character type breaks the chain.

• Travellers, much like any other character type, break the chain of Townsfolk.

When the Occultist dies, they learn if they chose a Demon while alive.

• Each night, the Occultist chooses a player. If they then die, they learn if there was a Demon among their choices.

• The Occultist's choices are evaluated correctly even if they are drunk or poisoned. A drunk Occultist choosing the Demon still gets the "Demon chosen" reminder placed beside them. If they die and wake to learn their information while drunk or poisoned, the Storyteller may lie to them as usual.

The Groundskeeper knows how many people got up to do something last night.

• Each night, the Groundskeeper wakes to learn how many players other than them woke to use their ability.

• Players that woke due to another player's ability don't count for this.

The Merrymaker gets to publicly invite people to his party to protect them from the Demon - as long as the evil team doesn't infiltrate its ranks.

• Each day, the Merrymaker may publicly name up to 3 players (not themself) to make merry with. If all chosen players are good, none of them can die that night. If even one of them is evil, they are all vulnerable.

• Mumbled names, whispers, or names that someone cannot hear don’t count. Like the Slayer’s ability, the Storyteller and every player must be able to hear and understand the Merrymaker and be aware that the Merrymaker is using their ability in order for the Storyteller to judge what happens next.

• If the Merrymaker made merry with only good players during the day while drunk or poisoned, but is sober and healthy when their ability triggers that night, the chosen players are still protected.

The Sleuth can find characters in the town square.

• Once per game, during the night phase, the Sleuth gets to choose a character to learn where on the town square that character might be.

The Countess can kill one player that she nominated the day before or keep the Demon from killing for a night.

• If the Countess nominated during the day, that night, she may kill the player she nominated. She can only do this once per game, and if the player she hits is the Demon, they don't die, but rather become drunk until dusk the next day.

• If the Countess didn't nominate today, they are not woken and do not register as having woken to abilities like the Groundskeeper.

The Paranoiac can survive getting killed in their sleep and kill a Minion instead.

• The Paranoiac only gets lives and kills a Minion when attacked by a Demon. Being executed or killed some other way does not count.

• If the Paranoiac is chosen the first time, they don't die and aren't shown to be dying to the Doctor - the Minion they kill however does get shown to the Doctor.

The Prosecutor can find witnesses for the people they accuse.

• If the Prosecutor nominated today, they learn a player of the nominee's alignment tonight.

• Which player they are shown is entirely up to the Storyteller's discretion.

• If the Prosecutor didn't nominate today, they are not woken and do not register as having woken to abilities like the Groundskeeper.

The Socialite can learn the characters of the players that neighbor the player they nominate.

• If the Socialite nominated today, they learn the character of one of the nominee's neighbors tonight.

• Which neighbor's character they learn is entirely up to the storyteller's discretion.

• If the Socialite didn't nominate today, they are not woken and do not register as having woken to abilities like the Groundskeeper.

The Anomaly player thinks that they are a good character, and has no idea that they are actually the Anomaly. A good player knows to look out for the Anomaly.

• During setup, the Anomaly's token does not go in the bag. Instead, a good character token goes in the bag, and the player who draws that token is secretly the Anomaly for the whole game. The Storyteller knows. The player does not.

• The Anomaly has no ability. Whenever their ability would affect the game in some way, it doesn't. However, the Storyteller pretends that the player is the character they think they are. If that character would wake at night, the Anomaly wakes to act as if they are that character. If that character would gain information, the Storyteller may give them false information instead - and the Storyteller is encouraged to do so.

• Any good player may learn that the Anomaly is in play, even the Anomaly themselves.

• The token the Anomaly pulls must then also be shown to the Demon as part of the three characters they see during the first night.

The Doctor can save players from dying at the last second.

• Each night except the first, the Doctor learns which players will die. They can choose to save a player, and if they do (and that player is good), this is as if the player never died.

• While the Doctor is in play, all player deaths in the night except their own are suspended until the Doctor has woken. That means that effects that occur upon death must be withheld until the Doctor has made their choice.

• The Doctor saving a player is not a resurrection, because the player has not died. The saved player does not have a new instance of their ability, nor do effects that occur upon death (like Occultist or Nightmare) trigger.

• Once the Doctor has used their ability, stop waking them. Since the information they would get doesn't benefit them anymore, this allows you to save time during the night.

• The Doctor also learns of potential deaths that would be caused by another player's death, such as the Spinster. They may save that player separately, or both by choosing the player responsible for the other's death.

• The Doctor cannot save themselves.