Werewolves

Listen, discuss and vote during the day. Find every werewolf to win with the village.

On the first night, choose two lovers, possibly including yourself. If one dies, the other dies too. Lovers from different sides must survive together as the last two players.

While the wolves are awake, you may discreetly peek at the people around the table. If the pack catches you, it may choose you as its victim. Keep your eyes closed at other times.

On the first night, inspect two spare character cards. Keep your role or take one spare. If both spares are wolves, you must take one. Your new role determines your powers and side.

Protect one player, including yourself, from wolf attacks for one night. You cannot protect the same person twice in a row. Protection does not stop poison, infection, or an attack on the Little Girl.

Survive your first wolf attack. A second wolf attack kills you. If the village, poison, or the hunter kills you, the village loses its special powers.

If the village vote is tied, you die instead. Before leaving, choose which players may vote on the next day.

If the village votes you out, reveal your identity and survive, but lose your vote permanently. The village can no longer execute you. Other attacks can still kill you.

Charm up to two new players each night, never yourself. Charmed players recognise one another and keep their powers. Win alone when every other surviving player is charmed.

Hunt with the wolves every night. Starting on night two, every second night you may secretly kill another wolf. Win only if you are the last survivor.

Each night, mark another player's home. That player receives two additional votes at the next village vote. Count those votes around the table before entering the result.

Once per game, burn one player's home. If the pack attacks that same home tonight, its occupant survives and the first wolf to the occupant's left dies. A burned home cannot be targeted again.

Choose a role model on the first night. You belong to the village while they live. As soon as they die, join the wolves and wake with the pack.

On the first night, permanently choose to join the village or the werewolves. If you choose wolves, wake and hunt with the pack.

Hunt with the pack, then choose an extra non-wolf victim each night. Lose the extra attack permanently as soon as any wolf dies.

Hunt with the pack. Once per game, turn the pack's victim into a wolf instead of killing them. They keep their character's powers, except the Piper, who becomes an ordinary wolf.

Recognise your sister on the first night. Wake together on alternate nights to silently coordinate. Both sisters win with the village unless their side changes.

Recognise your two brothers on the first night. Wake together on alternate nights to silently coordinate and help the village.

Inspect a group of three living neighbours by choosing its middle player. Learn whether it contains a wolf. If it contains none, permanently lose your power. You may skip a night.

At dawn, everyone hears a growl if a living neighbour beside you is a wolf. Eliminated seats are skipped. If you are infected, the bear always growls.

Once per game, privately request a second village vote before the day's first vote. Resolve the second vote immediately after the first, without another debate.

If wolves kill you, the first living wolf to your left catches rust disease and dies at the beginning of the next night.

Before a voted-out player's role is revealed, you may take their character and its refreshed powers. You cannot do this while in love. Your new character determines your side.

Three public reserve roles are available: Seer, Defender and Hunter. Each night, borrow one until the next night. Each reserve can be used only once; you may also skip.

Try to be eliminated during the opening day or first night to win alone immediately. With an Angel, play starts with a day vote. Survive the first night and you become a Villager.

The table is split into two public groups by seat number. Win alone when every player in the opposite group is eliminated and you remain alive. You have no night action.

Your identity is public from the start. Everyone knows you are an ordinary villager. Use that trust to help find the wolves; later infection can still change your side.

With the physical New Moon Spiritualism cards, choose one question and a living questioner at night. On the following day, that player asks the question and the first eliminated player answers truthfully, yes or no. Discard the used card.