Death is life
Join a group of climate change metaphors on a journey through the end of the world. Death is temporary, dreams are eternal, and it is best to play every day like it's your last -- it very well could be. It seems you've entered the discography of...
You start knowing a player who might be resurrected, or that none are in the game.
The Beginner knows a player who might resurrect, but not why.
If you learn a player who says they won't resurrect, you may be drunk due to the Orange Baby, you may be the Morpho, you may have discovered someone's bluff, or you may be in a Balrog/Set game (but your player isn't the Demon).
Townsfolk
Each night, choose a player and learn their alignment. You might die at any time.
Predator X is fearsome but goes extinct quickly.
Kill the Predator after they choose someone, but before they receive information!!! This indicates that you don't want them to know that player's alignment for one reason or another, creating an interesting situation.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose a player. Learn two characters. Exactly one of them neighbors your choice.
Chang'e can see the dreams of someone's neighbors, but with some obfuscation.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose a character of a unique character type until you can't. Learn if they are in play. [+1 Outsider]
Gilgamesh remembers knowledge gained from the traveling the world.
Townsfolk
On your second night, choose a player. They can only be dead if you are too.
Theia binds another player's life force to them.
They cannot die while you are alive. If you resurrect, so do they.
Townsfolk
Each night*, choose a unique player (not yourself) until you can't: they do not wake tonight.
Mr. Beat causes its companions to miss a beat.
Townsfolk
Each night*, choose a player. If they die (or died) tonight, learn whether a character of your choice is in play.
The Farmer gains useful information from organ donors.
Townsfolk
Each day, you may publicly choose a player. Tonight, they die.
The Lord wants only to kill the demon -- anyone that gets in his way is collateral damage.
Townsfolk
Each night*, if you've been dead for more than a day, resurrect yourself the following morning.
The tap can only stop dripping for a little while.
Basically, they don't revive they night they die, but the night after that. They must be dead for more than 24 hours for the ability to activate.
Townsfolk
Each night, pick two players. They are safe from minion and outsider abilities until dusk.
The Monster protects its choices from witchcraft.
A Morpho targeted by this ability remains the Morpho, so they would not be protected.
Townsfolk
Each time you are chosen with an ability, all players learn this.
The Snake is very loud whenever anyone threatens it.
Townsfolk
If you are killed by the demon, the next good player to be executed will be resurrected immediately after.
Set protects someone directly after its death.
Townsfolk
You can only die during the night if you nominated the previous day.
The Flyer may leave at any time, meaning they can't nominate or die.
Townsfolk
Each night*, choose a player (not yourself). If Townsfolk, they are drunk. If you are dead, the Demon chooses a player instead.
Miguel O'Brien shoots someone each night, but the Demon gains his power if he dies.
Outsider
You always register as alive, unless executed. Evil players learn if they kill you.
The Nonagon is ALWAYS ALIVE -- as far as anyone can tell.
If you register as alive but actually aren't, very few things change. You register as dead to all character abilities and to storyteller announcements at the start of a day, but notably still cannot nominate and have a single ghost vote. However, the Storyteller must act as if you still have voting and nomination power -- it's just anyone you nominate while dead won't be executed that day and your vote doesn't really count.
Outsider
One player is drunk, even if you die. If you guess (once) who it is, choose a player. If your guess was correct, the drunkenness switches to your choice. This ability can only drunk the demon for one night.
The Orange One must be somebody's responsibility.
Outsider
When you die, one of your townsfolk neighbors becomes a Superbug but does not learn it.
The Superbug infects its neighbors, who may pass on the contagion further.
Outsider
Each night, choose a player. If this is your third time choosing that player, they become an evil Altered Beast and you die.
The Beast makes other players altered too.
Minion
Twice per game, at night*, choose a player. They die. When you die, all players you killed this way are regurgitated during the night.
The Person kills a player from within, but needs to continually keep them dead.
Minion
Each night, you may choose a player. If you do, they do not wake tonight. If you don’t, see the grimoire. [ -Superbug ]
The People-Vulture can force dreams and knows all.
Minion
Non-demon neighbors of dead players are poisoned.
The Necromancer sends poison out from corpses.
This ability would jump the Demon, not just not poison them.
If either of their neighbors are dead, then they're poisoned so nobody else is. Yikes!
Minion
Each night*, choose two players. The first dies. If a player chooses you with their ability tonight, the second dies.
The Confused Cyborg becomes more powerful when it experiences human interaction.
Demon
Each night*, choose a pair of players. The first dies. If nobody chose you with their ability tonight, the second dies just before dawn.
The rampaging Dragon is slowed by outside forces.
Note the "pair" keyword created by the Chef -- a "pair" of players must neighbor each other.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player. They die. Dead minions might be regurgitated. [+1 Outsider]
The Wasp infests every resurrection with doubt.
Demon
Each night*, choose a player. They die. The 1st dead player this targets becomes an evil alive Balrog & you die instead. They learn a not-in-play character.
The Balrog reanimates corpses.
Demon
On your 1st night, you gain a Townsfolk ability (if good) or a Minion ability (if evil).
The Spirit fuels whichever team they play for with basically just another member.
Traveler