The Chandler is told that the Amalgam or Apologist is in play. Because there are more Outsider claims than usual, the Chandler correctly believes the Amalgam to be in play.

The Chandler is told that the False Idol or Philanderer is in play. There is a Philanderer in play, but the Chandler supports an evil player's claim of Iconoclast, believing both the False Idol and Iconoclast to be in play.

The Scribe knows that either the Thronus or Homunculus. After several days, they use this knowledge to successfully pinpoint the Homunculus based on the positioning of the night time deaths.

The Scribe knows that either the Gemini or Nephil is in play. Because there seems to be little minion activity, they incorrectly suspect that the Demon is the Gemini.

On the first night, the Architect requests the ability to prevent their neighbors from getting incorrect information. Because the Architect is seated next to a Guardian Angel and there is a Perfumer in play, the Storyteller agrees and no longer wakes them up since their ability is now passive.

On the third night, the Architect requests the ability to kill the Demon at night if they choose them correctly. Because the Architect has been vocally opposed to the Demon, the Storyteller denies this ability and sends the Architect back to sleep. The Architect uses this denial as support for executing the Demon.

On the final night, the Architect requests the ability to know who the Demon is. Given that the Architect will only get this information if they survive the night at which point they'll have to argue their case, the Storyteller agrees and gives them the name of the Demon.

The Prisoner wakes and is told that both of their neighbors wakes at night. Because one is claiming a role that shouldn't be woken, the Prisoner pushes for their execution, believing them to be an evil player.

A good player neighboring the Prisoner is executed, causing them to now neighbor the False Idol and a Gemini. The Prisoner isn't woken and is revealed to have died the next morning even though they weren't targeted by an evil player.

The Perfumer selects the Scribe. Because they have already gained their information, it has no effect on them.

The Perfumer selects the False Idol. Even though the False Idol later selects the Iconoclast, their ability malfunctions, allowing the Iconoclast to select them instead.

The Perfumer selects the Confectioner. The Confectioner later targets the False Idol and learns that they didn't select anyone even though they killed the False Idol.

The Confectioner selects the Acolyte and learns that they didn't target anyone.

The Confectioner selects the Architect who has gained an ability that has them select a player. The Storyteller points to the Satirist because that is who the Architect chose that night.

The Confectioner selects the Homunculus and learns who they targeted. They use this to push for execution when that target is revealed to have died last night.

The Confectioner chooses the Prisoner but they are drunk. The Storyteller lies and points to the Narcolept even though the Prisoner did not choose anyone.

The Iconoclast selects the False Idol and learns a three. The next day, the False Idol has died and the Iconoclast uses their information to pursue the Demon.

The Iconoclast selects the Paranoiac and is sent back to sleep.

The Guardian Angel picks the Confectioner and learns that they were affected by the Matchmaker. They tell this to the Confectioner to try to prove their role.

The Guardian Angel picks the Paranoiac and learns that they were affected by the Changeling. There is no Changeling in play.

The Guardian Angel picks the Acolyte and learns that they were affected by the Gemini. In the morning, the Acolyte is still alive which leads the Guardian Angel to believe that they were protected by their own Acolyte ability.

The Acolyte chooses to protect the Confectioner. The Confectioner is in play and is attacked that night by the demon but is not killed.

The Acolyte chooses to protect the Vigil Keeper. The Vigil Keeper is not in play and nothing happens.

The Acolyte chooses to protect the Matchmaker. The player claiming to be the Matchmaker is actually the Satirist, and they receive no protection from the Acolyte's ability.

The Matchmaker chooses two players that are in a double claim, believing that at least one of them must be evil and ensuring that if one dies, the other will. One is a Perfumer and another is the False Idol who is bluffing as the Perfumer. The Perfumer is nominated the following day, and when they are executed, both they and the False Idol die.

The Matchmaker chooses two players that are in a double claim, believing that at least one of them must be evil and ensuring that if one dies, the other will. One is the Satirist, and when the other is executed, the Satirist does not die due to their ability.

The Matchmaker believes that they will be targeted soon, so they match themselves with the player that they suspect to be the Demon. They are then targeted by the Thronus who is part of the match. Both players die, and the good team wins.

The Matchmaker selects the Guardian Angel and the Blasphemer. The Blasphemer is attacked by the demon and killed. The next day, the Blasphemer, Guardian Angel, and Changeling all die because the Changeling had selected the Guardian Angel earlier in the game.

The Changeling selects the Perfumer. The Perfumer is later attacked by the False Idol and the Changeling dies in their place.

The Changeling selects the Guardian Angel. There is no Guardian Angel in play and the Changeling loses their ability.

The Changeling selects the Acolyte. The demon chooses to attack the Acolyte on a night that they have protected the Changeling. Even though the Acolyte was attacked, the Changeling would die instead, but because they were protected by the Acolyte's ability, there are no demon kills.

The Vigil Keeper is protected by the Changeling and survives into the final three. The good team wins.

Although there are six players alive, two are Outsiders, two are Minions and one is the Demon. The Vigil Keeper is the only living Townsfolk, and the good team wins.

The Vigil Keeper has survived into the final three, but the game has not ended. They know that one player must be the Demon, but the other must be a Townsfolk. One is claiming to be the Paranoiac and one is claiming to be the Iconoclast, leading the Vigil Keeper to suspect the player claiming Paranoiac as the real Demon.

The Satirist has claimed to be the Architect publicly. The Demon targets them at night but they don't die.

The Satirist hasn't hard claimed any role but has included Satirist in a few role exchanges. They are targeted at night and die.