Strategy : Consume high-profile targets to keep the Village completely in the dark regarding which roles are officially out of the game. If you want to master a specific playstyle, let me know: Which you play the most (Village, Wolf, or Solo?) If you want a deep dive into advanced bluffing techniques Which advanced role variants you want covered
Finally, the most chaotic variable in any match is the . These roles have unique win conditions that are independent of the Village vs. Werewolf struggle, often acting as wild cards that can ruin the plans of both major factions. The Serial Killer is perhaps the most straightforward; they must be the last one standing, killing one player every night regardless of their team. They are a third-party threat that forces the Village and Wolves to sometimes temporarily ally against them.
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The Village's goal is to identify and lynch all threats. They are categorized by their primary function:
Act slightly suspicious to get lynched, dragging down a vital Villager role with you. Nightmare Wolf wolvesville all roles
Is assigned a specific "target" at the start of the game. The Headhunter wins if their target is executed on the daytime chopping block. If the target dies at night, the Headhunter turns into a Regular Villager.
: Assigned a specific target. Wins if the village lynches that target. Strategy : Consume high-profile targets to keep the
| Role | Description | |------|-------------| | | Basic wolf. Joins the night kill vote. No special ability. | | Alpha Werewolf | Leader. When lynched, the player who voted first for you dies as revenge. | | Junior Werewolf | If the Alpha dies, you become the new Alpha. Otherwise, a basic wolf. | | Wolf Seer | Once per night, can check a player's role. Invaluable for wolf info. | | Nightmare Werewolf | Can "fear" a player, preventing them from acting that night. | | Shadow Werewolf | Invisible to the Seer (returns as Villager to Seer checks). | | Wolf Pacifist | Can protect a player from being lynched the next day. Vote reset. | | Wolf Shaman | (Also listed under Villager betrayer) - silences a player. | | Wolf Mystic | Learns the category of a player's role (e.g., Protective ). | | Wolf Trickster | Once per game, can swap two players' roles secretly. Chaos incarnate. | | Wolf Summoner | Can summon a dead wolf back as a basic Werewolf for one night. | | Wolf Avatar | Possesses a player's body after death. That player becomes a wolf. | | Guardian Wolf | (Listed earlier) - protects a player, appearing as Villager. |
Compares two players to see if they are on the same team. Werewolf struggle, often acting as wild cards that
Strategy : Jail suspected evils to block them from using night abilities, even if you choose not to execute them. 🐺 The Werewolf Team (Evil Alignment)
Demand roles immediately upon jailing. Execute aggressively if claims contradict the public log.