Good players think that the Spy is the Professor. The Herbalist uses their ability. They gain the off-script Bounty Hunter ability and sees the Spy.

The Slayer pushes the demon as evil. The Herbalist uses their remedy and gains the off-script Heretic ability.

The Herbalist is under suspicion. The Herbalist uses their ability and gains the off-script Virgin ability.

Wait for the perfect time to use your ability. If you think good is winning, hold off on using it. When you think good is losing, use it! Characters like the General can be a big help with this.

Don't use your ability at all, if you think good is winning. You will probably get a useless ability and waste your one-time shot, or worse, get a nasty Outsider ability.

Use the ability you gained to find out who was winning. If you got a very helpful ability, that probably means good was losing, and you can backtrack from there to find out more information, or vice versa.

Herbalist / Bounty Hunter (Jinx): If the Herbalist gains the Bounty Hunter ability, a Townsfolk might turn evil.

Herbalist / Boffin (Jinx): If the Herbalist has the Boffin ability, the Herbalist does not learn what ability the Demon has.

During the day, the Baron is executed and does not die.

The Tea Lady neighbors the alive Fortune Teller and alive Monk. The Fortune Teller is executed, and dies.

The Monk protects the Transmuter at night. The Demon attacks the Transmuter, and the Transmuter dies.

No Minion can die at any time. Since the game would usually end if the Demon dies, you know for a fact that all dead players are good!

If a player ever survives execution at all, reveal yourself. You know positively that that player must be a Minion. If you can convince the town that you are good, you will have found a confirmed Minion.

If you ever decide that you want the Minions dead, execute yourself. Since all Minions must stay alive as long as you're around, your death enables them to die again.

Transmuter / Lycanthrope (Jinx): If the Lycanthrope kills a good player at night, the Demon can't kill tonight.

Transmuter / Mayor (Jinx): If the Demon attacks the Mayor, a different player might die instead.

Transmuter / Princess (Jinx): If the Princess nominated and executed a player on their first day, the Demon doesn't kill tonight.

Transmuter / Goon: If the Demon attacks the Goon, the Demon is still drunk and the Goon turns evil.

Transmuter / Assassin: The Assassin can successfully kill a Minion.

Transmuter / Devil's Advocate (Jinx): The 1st good player (not the Transmuter) the Devil's Advocate chooses registers as a Minion to the Transmuter.

Transmuter / Vizier (Jinx): If the Transmuter and Vizier are both in-play, the existence of the Vizier is not announced by the Storyteller.

Transmuter / Legion (Jinx): Legion who die still die, but the Transmuter might learn that they are Legion.

Transmuter / Lil' Monsta (Jinx): If a Minion is holding Lil' Monsta, they can still die even if the Transmuter is in-play.

Transmuter / Lleech (Jinx): The Lleech can't die if their host is alive. A Minion host can still die.

The Fae's setup modifier is [Exactly 2 Outsiders]. Although there should only be 1 Outsider in this game, the Storyteller puts 2 Outsiders in the bag, and then wakes the Fae to show them what their setup modifier is.

The Fae's setup modifier is [All Minions are evil Townsfolk]. There should be 2 Minions this game, but no Minions go in the bag. On the first night, the Storyteller wakes 2 Townsfolk to tell them that they are evil.

The Fae's setup modifier is [Evil players are in a line]. No Minion characters go into the bag. During the first night, the Storyteller wakes 2 of the Demon's neighbors and tells them that they are evil Minions.

The way you play the Fae depends on your setup modifier. If your modifier has something to do with the evil team, for example [1 Minion is an evil Townsfolk], it's probably best to tell the group this, as this affects worldbuilding and matters a lot late game.

If your modifier allows you to trust a few certain players, for example [+the Fortune Teller], its usually best to seek out the player(s) you think are good, and work with them in private, hiding them from the Demon. Alternatively, announce your modifier to the group, to encourage trust of you and this certain player.

Find out if you are drunk or poisoned. Although it doesnt matter much late-game, if you were drunk or poisoned on night 1, you may have learned an incorrect setup modifier. If you think this happened to you, your real setup modifier could be anything! If your game so far seems very odd, keep this in mind.

Overall, your setup modifier will be different every game, so do what you think is best for the script and scenario.

Fae / Cannibal: If the Cannibal eats the Fae, they learn the Fae's setup modifier.

Fae / Philosopher (Jinx): If the Philosopher gains the Fae ability, they learn information about the starting bag.

Fae / Pixie (Jinx): If the Pixie gains the Fae ability, they learn information about the starting bag.

Fae / Marionette (Jinx): If the Marionette thinks they are the Fae, the Fae's setup modifier applies.

Fae / Pit-Hag (Jinx): If the Pit-Hag creates a Fae, the Fae learns information about the starting bag.

Fae / Spy: It is up to the Storyteller whether they show the Spy the Fae's setup modifier.

Fae / Widow: It is up to the Storyteller whether they show the Widow the Fae's setup modifier.

Fae / Kazali (Jinx): If the Kazali turns the Fae into a Minion, the Fae's setup modifier applies.

Fae / Kazali: Alternatively, if possible, you may revert the Fae's setup effect.

Fae / Lord of Typhon (Jinx): If the Lord of Typhon turns the Fae into a Minion, the Fae's setup modifier applies.

Fae / Lord of Typhon: Alternatively, if possible, you may revert the Fae's setup effect.

On the first day, the Katari gives their token to the High Priestess. The next day, the High Priestess shows the Katari token to the Baron. That night, when the Storyteller wakes the Baron, the Baron points at the High Priestess. The Katari immediately becomes the Klutz.

The Katari is executed and dies. That night, the Storyteller wakes the Katari, and shows them the WHERE IS THE TOKEN? info card. The Katari points to under the desk. The Storyteller collects the token from under the desk, and puts it back into the grimoire.

Hide that token! You really don't want an evil player to see it, so make sure you hide it well.

There are multiple options for what you can do with your token, and each has its own benefits.

Keep your token on you the whole game. This gives you the most agency on who sees your token, as you can show it to anyone you want.

Give your token to someone. This makes it less likely that it will be guessed, and that you become an Outsider. Also, it makes it easy for other players to vouch for you.

Lastly, hide the token somewhere, and only tell its location to the people you trust. This makes it difficult for the token to be guessed (unless you tell a Minion its location), but it might make Minions suspicious if a certain few players keep looking at one spot.

Don't show your token to anyone the first few days. Wait, listen, and gather enough info to find someone you trust, and then show them the token.

Alternatively, put your trust into one player early on, and give them your token. If you become an Outsider early in the game, then you can infer that the player is probably evil.

It's generally a bad idea to show your token to everyone publicly. The cost of being an Outsider is almost always not worth being confirmed.

If you show your token to enough players (specifically 1 more than the amount of evil players in the game), you can get publicly confirmed without showing your token. If all of these players publicly vouch for you, you can't all be evil, so you must be good.

Katari / Cannibal (Jinx): If the Cannibal gains the Katari ability & a Katari is in play, the Cannibal doesn't get a 2nd Katari token.

Katari / Philosopher (Jinx): If the Philosopher gains the Katari ability & a Katari is in play, the Philosopher doesn't get a 2nd Katari token.

Katari / Pixie: If the Pixie gains the Katari ability, they get the Katari token.

Katari / Damsel (Jinx): If the Katari becomes the Damsel, Minions don't learn a Damsel is now in play.

Katari / Drunk (Jinx): The Drunk cannot think that they are the Katari.

Katari / Marionette (Jinx): The Marionette cannot think that they are the Katari.

The Imp kills Jake, the Queer, at night. Jake wakes and chooses Elijah, the Undertaker. The Storyteller announces that Elijah and Jake are the same alignment.

The Queer is killed by the Demon, and wakes to choose the Baron. Nothing happens.

The Queer is killed by the Assassin. They never wake to choose anyone, and are not announced.

Obviously, you should usually be trying to get killed by the Demon. Do whatever works best for you.

Whem you do die, pick a player you don't know much about. If they are good, then they'll get publicly confirmed. If they are evil, you learn this. Either way, you get a good read on their alignment.

Alternatively, pick a player you think is evil! If you don't get announced, you can confirm your suspicions, but if you do, then you have some very strong info for the group!

If you are under suspicion by the group, choose a player you think is good, to confirm yourself. If you don't know who is good, you can always just pick yourself.

Like all characters of this ilk, you can always out yourself and try to not die. This ensures that you will probably live until the final 3 (provided the good team trusts you), and if you do die, you can get some strong info.

Queer / Cult Leader: If the Queer picks the Cult Leader, the Queer's pick is only announced if the Cult Leader is the same alignment as the Queer at the time they are picked.

Queer / Lycanthrope: The Lycanthrope's "Faux Paw" registers as evil to the Queer.

Queer / Goon: If the Queer dies by the Demon and is the 1st player to choose the Goon at night, the Queer's pick is not announced, regardless of if they are the same alignment as the Goon.

Queer / Leviathan (Jinx): Each night*, the Leviathan chooses an alive good player (different to previous nights): a chosen Queer uses their ability but does not die.

Queer / Riot (Jinx): Each night*, Riot chooses an alive good player (different to previous nights): a chosen Queer uses their ability but does not die.

Queer / Vortox (Jinx): All players learn true information about the Queer & their chosen player.

Dazed, the Moonjay, visits the Storyteller and is asked "Who, if any, is the Soldier?" They answer correctly, and the game continues.

The Moonjay is asked "Is the Vortox in play?", the same question they learned yesterday. They answer incorrectly again, and the Storyteller tells the Moonjay they have answered two questions incorrectly. That day, the Farmer is executed, and evil wins.

The Moonjay has learned they have answered two questions incorrectly. That day, the Demon is executed, and good wins.

You don't have to answer your question right away! When the Storyteller gives you your question, go back to the group to get help. Maybe someone else knows something you don't.

Beware of evil players! They may try to give you false information to make you answer your question wrong.

Be very careful. You can really only afford to answer one question wrong. Take as much time as you need.

If the Storyteller ever tells you that you have answered two questions incorrectly, immediately tell the group this. Be very careful with your next execution - you MUST execute the Demon now, or it's curtains.

Use your questions as information! If Day 1 you answered that Person A was the Savant, and then Day 2 you answered that the Xaan was in play, then at least one of those statements has to be true.

On their first night, the Mutineer chooses the Baron. The Mutineer stays good. Later in the game, the Baron is executed. That night, the Mutineer chooses the Moonjay. The Mutineer turns evil.

The Mutineer chooses the Acrobat. The Mutineer turns evil. Later in the game, the Acrobat dies at night due to their ability. The Mutineer chooses the Savant. The Mutineer stays evil.

The good Mutineer chooses the Empath while poisoned. The Mutineer stays good. When the Empath dies, the Mutineer wakes that night and is prompted to choose another player.

You can use your alignment to determine the alignments of the players you choose. This might be useful later in the game.

On the first night, if you remain good, don't tell the group this! They will probably immediately execute the player you chose, and then you will have to pick again, and will likely become evil.

If you are dead and are good, tell the group who you chose at night and your alignment after doing so. You can't change alignments when you are dead, so there is nothing to lose!

If you are dead and are evil, lie about the players you chose and your alignment after doing so! Getting the good team to execute all the wrong players will be a big help for the evil team.

If you are evil, don't out as the Mutineer to confuse the Outsider count and offer more false information.

At the end of the game when 3 players live, it is safe to out yourself as the Mutineer as you won't have to choose again.

At the end of the game when 4 players live, it might not be safe to out yourself, as you could still flip alignments on the final night. It would be a bummer to give the good team a bunch of wonderful information and not get to experience the win with them.

Mutineer / Goon: If the Mutineer chooses the Goon, the Mutineer stays the same alignment, and learns this. The Goon becomes the same alignment as the Mutineer.

Mutineer / Spirit of Ivory: If the Spirit of Ivory is in play and there is already one extra evil player, the Mutineer will become or stay good no matter who they choose.

Boffin / Mutineer (Jinx): The Demon cannot have the Mutineer ability.

Vizier / Mutineer (Jinx): The Mutineer cannot choose the Vizier.

Zuggtmoy / Mutineer (Jinx): The Zuggtmoy cannot choose the Mutineer.

Pit-Hag / Mutineer (Jinx): The Pit-Hag cannot create the Mutineer.

The Axiom's statement is "Harry is the Demon." When Harry dies at night, the Axiom tells the group they are the Axiom and reveals their statement, since dead players cannot be the demon. The Axiom is not executed.

On night 3, the Axiom learns "Pat is good." Although this statement is true, the Axiom does nothing to convince the group that Pat is good. The Storyteller executes the Axiom.

The Axiom learns "Hope is Evil." The Axiom says they are the Axiom, and tries to prove their statement false by saying that Bendan, the Undertaker, learned that Hope is the Barber. Although Hope truly is the Barber, since Bendan can be evil or giving false info, the Storyteller decides that the Axiom has not proven the statement false and executes them.

Don't tell the group you are the Axiom. If you say this, this implies you are mad, and you will likely be executed. Even if you haven't learned a statement yet, you might struggle to follow madness if you are an outted Axiom.

Only tell the group your statement once you have COMPLETELY proven your statement false. Consider all possibilities: certain players being evil and lying, being good and lying, drunkenness and poisoning, etc.

You don't always have to prove your statement false! Remember that the Storyteller can give you true statements. If you can successfully prove your statement true, you won't have to follow the madness anymore!

This might seem obvious, but bluff as a character that would back up your madness. For example, if your statement is "Player A and Player B are the same alignment," then bluff as the Seamstress who got a yes on those players!

Consider bluffing as an Outsider to not confuse the Outsider count.

When you die, feel free to come out with your real role and statement; you don't have to follow your madness if you are dead.

The Shabaloth kills the Empath and Ravenkeeper at night. The next night, the Ravenkeeper is regurgitated, and becomes the evil-aligned Ravenkeeper because a Temple Guard is in play.

The Professor chooses the dead Temple Guard at night. The resurrection fails, but that night, the Temple Guard chooses to rise and become evil. In the morning, the players learn that the Temple Guard player has come back to life.

During the day, Lachlan, the Temple Guard, says out loud, "I am the Temple Guard. I choose to rise." The Storyteller immediately announces that Lachlan has come back to life.

Die. Die as early as possible. The sooner you die, the better. The advantage of this is that you can adapt to the situation you're in: lay low and wait for the perfect opportunity to resurrect yourself. Of course, if you think that good is winning, you can stay dead and win with good.

If someone rises before you while you're still alive, you know that they must now be evil. You can either immediately out yourself, gaining the town's trust, or wait and notice changes in their social behavior, and use this as evidence to prove yourself later.

If you are scared that someone will rise before you, you can resurrect yourself immediately after dying. Yes, you will probably out yourself as evil this way, but if you think this is better than not resurrecting at all, this is an option.

7 players are alive, and the Soldier is executed and dies. The Storyteller (falsely) declares that good has won. After about 10 seconds of waiting, only 2 good players agree to return to play. The Storyteller declares that evil has won instead, and begins to reveal the Grimoire.

The Xaan is bluffing as the Facade. There is no Facade in play. When the Demon is executed and the Storyteller says that good has won, all good players agree to return to play. Evil wins.

5 players are alive, and the Facade is dead. The Empath was executed today. The Storyteller declares that good has won, but most good players agree to return to play. The game continues, the Empath dies, and night begins.

Don't die. You completely neutralize your ability for as long as you are alive. Bluff as something less valuable to the good team, get an Innkeeper to protect you, or just do anything you can to stay alive.

If you do die, reveal yourself. The good team needs to know your ability is in play. There's little to no point in hiding now. Unless…

Usually, when the Demon is on the block, Minions will scramble to nominate a good player instead. This type of behavior is usually easy to read. However, if evil knows that you are the Facade, they will likely remain calm because they know they haven't lost for sure yet. Continuing to stay quiet after you die prevents evil from knowing that you are in play, and allows you to socially read Minions to prevent you from losing to your own ability.

It's usually better to die later in the game rather than earlier. The earlier you die, the more chances your ability procks and the more likely you are to lose the game.

Be very wary of good winning before the final day. Get everyone to reveal their information as soon as possible to make an informed choice on whether you want to return to play or not.

Be as trustworthy as possible. If nobody trusts you when your ability procks, you have basically lost the game. Get other players to use their abilities on you (in private, as to not tempt the Demon) to confirm you.

It doesn't matter if you die on the final night. Your ability would never prock anyway, because once you execute a player, the game will always end for real.

The Facade is an outstanding bluff for evil players. If your Demon is executed, claim that you are the dead Facade and that good needs to return to play now, or lose. If you manage to convince them, you save the game.

As the Demon, if you suspect that you will be executed tomorrow, kill a Minion, and get them to bluff as the Facade. Alternatively, bluff as the Facade yourself. Remember that showtime can begin as soon as the Facade dies.

If you die, and you think your Demon will come under fire, immediately reveal yourself as the Facade. Say that you were "hiding," but now that you are dead, your ability is active and good needs to be careful.

Bluffing as a Facade is tricky, as good will likely be wary of spontaneous Facade claims. If you ever suspect that your Demon will die soon, tell a few players in private that you are the Facade and were "hiding" the whole game. If it's too late for that, pretend you told a fellow evil player that you were the Facade, and hope that they play along.

The Herbalist, Butler, and Marionette voted on the Wyvern today. At night, the Storyteller decides that the Herbalist dies.

The Chef, Empath, Zealot, Moonchild, and Zuggtmoy have voted on the Wyvern today. The Wyvern is executed and dies. At night, the Storyteller decides that the Empath dies.

Your goal is to be suspicious enough to get votes on you, but not enough to where you get executed. Be careful.

Act reckless! Take risks! Do things you normally wouldn't do as an evil player! Your goal is to get votes, and the more votes you have, the more likely you are to kill someone with your ability.

Don't be super reckless though, as it might be too obvious that you are the Wyvern if too many people die from your ability.

Have your evil team coordinate with a certain player to try to get them killed by the Wyvern, saving your demon's precious kills for other victims.

You can get your whole evil team to vote on you. This has two benefits: it might encourage other players to vote on you (votes = kills = good!), or if no one else votes on you, it might make it look like there is no Wyvern, as the Storyteller will probably not kill evil players with your ability.

If you want to hide the fact that there is a Wyvern for whatever reason, don't be super suspicious. This will minimize the risk of people dying from your ability, potentially revealing that there is a Wyvern.

Wyvern / Plague Doctor (Jinx): If the Storyteller would gain the Wyvern ability, a Minion gains it, and learns this.

5 players are alive: the Soldier, the Empath, the Zealot, the Warlock, and the Imp. The Soldier is nominated, and the Empath, Zealot, and Warlock vote for them. The Soldier is executed, and evil wins.

2 Townsfolk are dead. They both vote for the Pit-Hag, who is executed that day. The game continues, because dead players do not count to triggering the Warlock's ability.

Your ability is very weak early in the game, but becomes exponentially more powerful the fewer players live. Stay alive if you can help it.

If your Demon is nominated, convince as few players to vote as possible, "just in case there is a Warlock". This makes it easier to lift off of your Demon later that day.

If a good player is nominated, convince as many players to vote on them as possible! This will usually involve you convincing them that a different Minion is in play, so it might not work, but it will be a very satisfying win if you can pull it off.

Keep more Outsiders than Townsfolk alive. The fewer Townsfolk live, the less that have to vote to trigger your ability.

If the group really wants to push an execution, but they are scared that they might lose to your ability, you might be able to convince them to get everyone except you (or another evil player) to vote to prevent them losing to the Warlock.

Warlock / Banshee: The Banshee does not have to vote for the Warlock's ability to trigger.

Warlock / Lycanthrope (Jinx): The Lycanthrope's "Faux Paw" player has to vote to trigger the Warlock's ability.

Warlock / Minstrel: If a Minion is executed, the Warlock ability triggers before they become drunk.

Warlock / Evil Twin (Jinx): The Warlock's ability does not activate on the dead Evil Twin.

Warlock / Goblin (Jinx): If the Warlock's ability would activate on the Goblin & the Goblin has claimed to be the Goblin, evil wins.

Warlock / Psychopath (Jinx): The Warlock's ability does not activate on the Psychopath if the Psychopath has used their ability or was executed.

Warlock / Vizier (Jinx): The Warlock's ability does not activate on the Vizier.

The Demon's bluffs are Empath, Steward, and Pixie. When the Demon and the Myconid see the Grimoire, the Demon points at the Empath token, then at themself, then makes the number 1 signal. The Myconid points at the Steward token, then at themself, then at the Demon. The Demon nods, and then they both go to sleep.

You are the sole mastermind of the evil team. On you first night, pay attention to everything. Co-ordinate with your evil team, find out what they are bluffing, and make the craziest plays you can think of.

Myconid / Chambermaid: On their 1st night, Minions and Demons wake due to the Myconid's ability. So, a Myconid would count as waking on the first night, but a Baron, for example, would not.

Myconid / Magician (Jinx): If the Magician is in play, Minions & Demons wake separately, and the Magician's and evil character's tokens are removed when they see the Grimoire.

Myconid / Poppy Grower (Jinx): If the Poppy Grower is in play, Minions & Demons don't wake together to see the Grimoire until the Poppy Grower dies.

Myconid / Damsel (Jinx): If the Myconid is (or has been) in play, the Damsel is poisoned.

Myconid / Heretic (Jinx): Only 1 jinxed character can be in play.

Myconid / Marionette: The Marionette does not wake for the Myconid's ability.

Ben, the Zuggtmoy, wakes night one and learns that his bluffs are the Pacifist, Saint, Snake Charmer, and Gossip. Ben chooses the Gossip. Later that night, Stella, the Baron, wakes and gains the Gossip ability.

In a 5-player game, James, the Zuggtmoy, chooses and gains the professor ability as his only bluff; He resurrects Cara, the Slayer. Cara shoots James, and the good team wins.

John, the Zuggtmoy, wakes night one and learns that his bluffs are the Alchemist, Tinker, Herbalist, and the Empath; John chooses the Herbalist. Alex, the evil Gangster, gains the Herbalist ability. When evil is losing, Alex uses the Herbalist ability: he gains the Poisoner ability.

Obviously, you get an extra bluff, so you and your fellow minions can be a bit more flexible with bluffing.

Choose the character that would be the most helpful to you. You have little information to go off of, so just choose the bluff that you think is most powerful, or most fun to play, or most devastating.

Remember that it might not be you that gets the ability. If it is a minion, preferably try to keep that minion alive longer.

If you are a minion and you just got a Zuggtmoy ability, coordinate with your demon as soon as possible to figure out a game plan.

If you are a minion and you just got a Zuggtmoy ability, congrats, you just got a free bluff! You don't have to talk to the demon for bluffs, and you get a cool new ability! Be careful though, because your fellow evils might not know you are using the Zuggtmoy ability as a bluff, so you might get into a double claim.

If you have the Zuggtmoy ability, bluff as that character! Its a lot easier to bluff as something if you actually have that ability.

If you have the Zuggtmoy ability, don't bluff as that character to confuse the good team. For example, if you have the Courtier ability, tell the good team you are something else and drink a random good character. Not only will good not see the extra misinformation coming, it will look like that player is just evil!

Zuggtmoy / Cult Leader (Jinx): If the Zuggtmoy chooses the Cult Leader, the evil player that gains the Cult Leader ability cannot turn good due to this ability.

Zuggtmoy / Damsel (Jinx): If the Zuggtmoy chooses the Damsel, the Storyteller chooses a good player to become the Damsel instead.

Zuggtmoy / Drunk (Jinx): If the Zuggtmoy chooses the Drunk, the evil player that would gain this ability chooses a Townsfolk player to have this ability instead.

Zuggtmoy / Goon (Jinx): If the Zuggtmoy chooses the Goon, the evil player that gains the Goon ability cannot turn good due to this ability.

Zuggtmoy / Heretic (Jinx): The Zuggtmoy cannot choose that an evil player gains the Heretic ability.

Zuggtmoy / Mutineer (Jinx): The Zuggtmoy cannot choose that an evil player gains the Mutineer ability.

Zuggtmoy / Ogre (Jinx): The Zuggtmoy cannot choose that an evil player gains the Ogre ability.

Zuggtmoy / Politician (Jinx): The Zuggtmoy cannot choose that an evil player gains the Politician ability.

On the first day, the Gambler chooses to die. On the second day, the High Priestess chooses to die, but is secretly the Marionette. That day, the Cerenovus is executed, and evil wins.

There are 3 players alive: the Widow, the Tartarus, and the Fool. The Widow chooses to die, and evil wins.

The Goon chooses to die by the Tartarus. That day, the Tartarus is executed, and good wins.

Keep your minions alive. If a minion survives until the final three, they can volunteer to die, and then evil wins. Your focus for the entire game should be to make your minions as trustworthy as possible.

Don't get outed, if possible. It's not the end of the world if the good team figures out you are the Tartarus, but it sure will set your team back a bit. If worst comes to worst, you can whip out a Sailor or Tea Lady bluff to hopefully avoid the good team finding out who you are.

If you are a minion, stay alive! Evil wins if you live until the final 3, so make sure you are among the most trustworthy players.

If you are a minion, you can attempt to bluff as the Tartarus using abilities like the Devil's Advocate. If the good team thinks you are the Tartarus, they won't attempt to kill them until three players live. This strategy will hopefully help you live until the final 3.

Frame good players as the Tartarus! That Chambermaid didn't die because of the Tea Lady? Obvious evil play. The Town Crier survived execution? Of course they're evil.

You can't kill at night, so you can't get rid of powerful characters easily. Your only way to undermine them is by encouraging them to die during the day, or accuse them using some conflicting information of your own.

Tartarus / Choirboy: The King can choose to die by the Tartarus.

Tartarus / Slayer: Not jinxed, but note that the Slayer must survive till the final 3 to use their ability.

Tartarus / Soldier: The Soldier cannot die from the Tartarus - this makes the soldier confirmable if executed.

Tartarus / Banshee (Jinx): Each night*, the Tartarus chooses an alive good player (different to previous nights): a chosen Banshee dies & gains their ability.

Tartarus / Engineer (Jinx): If the Engineer creates a Tartarus, Armageddon day is tomorrow.

Tartarus / Grandmother (Jinx): If the grandchild dies due to the Tartarus ability, the Grandmother dies tonight.

Tartarus / Ravenkeeper (Jinx): Each night*, the Tartarus chooses an alive player (different to previous nights): a chosen Ravenkeeper uses their ability but does not die.

Tartarus / Sage (Jinx): Each night*, the Tartarus chooses an alive good player (different to previous nights): a chosen Sage uses their ability but does not die.

Tartarus / Hatter (Jinx): If the Hatter dies and the demon chooses Tartarus, Armageddon day is tomorrow.

Tartarus / Evil Twin (Jinx): If the good twin chooses to die to the Tartarus ability, they register as being executed to the Evil Twin.

Tartarus / Pit-Hag (Jinx): If the Pit-Hag creates a Tartarus, Armageddon day is tomorrow.

The Veil's neighbors are the Savant and the Balloonist. A Transmuter is in play. The Assassin is executed and dies. Later that game, the Balloonist is executed and does not die.

A player was executed today. Nobody dies due to the Veil tonight. The next day, a gap between two players is executed. A player dies due to the Veil that night. The next day, the gap where the Veil sits is executed, and good wins.

3 players are alive. A Veil is in play. The group executes one of the alive players, and evil wins.

The best possible scenario for you is for the good team to think there is no Veil in play. Keep tabs on the beliefs of the group. If they are confused about the Demon type, keep it that way. Bluff information suggesting a different Demon. If you can make it all the way to the final three without the good team figuring out there is a Veil, you basically win the game.

The second best scenario for you is for the good team to think the Veil is somewhere it isn't. If the good team has figured out that it's Veil game, or you think they will figure it out, bluff information that paints the gate members as good, and any other players as evil, even if that means incriminating your own evil team.

You will have very little control over deaths at night. The Veil rarely ever kills, and when it does, you have no control over who dies. Keep this in mind. You may have to push for no executions or an execution of a gap in order to get frequent kills. Alternatively, if you have a spare Assassin or Wyvern in your back pocket, you may want to maximize your kills using their ability.

If you are the Demon and there is no Veil in play, you may want to consider framing a Veil game. You can achieve this by sinking kills every so often or framing certain pairs of players. Even if the good team realizes there is no Veil by the end of the game, any execution they spent on a gap is an execution they didn't spend on you!

Veil / Alsaahir (Jinx): The Veil's misregisteration does not affect the Alsaahir ability. The Alsaahir may guess a gap as the Demon.

Veil / Cannibal (Jinx): Evil players register as evil to the Cannibal.

Veil / Engineer (Jinx): If the Engineer creates a not-in-play Veil, the Demon becomes a not-in-play Minion neighboring the Veil & learns where the Veil sits. If in-play, vice versa.

Veil / Magician (Jinx): If a Veil is in play, Minions think the Magician is a Minion.

Veil / Snake Charmer (Jinx): If the Snake Charmer is in play, the Veil must always neighbor a Minion. Only that Minion registers as the Demon to the Snake Charmer.

Veil / Barber (Jinx): If the Barber dies & the Veil is in play, the Storyteller chooses for the Veil.

Veil / Hatter (Jinx): If the Demon chooses to become the Veil, they become a not-in-play Minion neighboring the Veil & learns where the Veil sits.

Veil / Soldier (Jinx): The Soldier is not safe from the Veil's misregistration.

Veil / Boffin (Jinx): If a Veil is in play, the Boffin gives themselves a good character's ability instead.

Veil / Boomdandy (Jinx): If the Boomdandy explodes, the Storyteller announces the gap where the Veil sits (if a Veil is in play) or an arbitrary gap (if the Veil is not in play). Players may point to this gap to die.

Veil / Mezepheles (Jinx): The Veil's misregistration effect does not affect the Mezepheles ability.

Veil / Pit-Hag (Jinx): If the Pit-Hag creates a Veil, they must choose a gap. If a Veil is in play and the Pit-Hag creates a Demon, the Storyteller may choose that the Veil is out-of-play.

Veil / Scarlet Woman (Jinx): If there are 5 or more players alive & the Veil dies, a gap neighboring the Scarlet Woman becomes the new Veil & the Scarlet Woman learns where.

Veil / Summoner (Jinx): If the Summoner creates a Veil, the player becomes a not-in-play evil Minion neighboring the Veil instead & learns where the Veil sits.

Veil / Vizier (Jinx): The Veil's misregistration effect does not affect the Vizier ability.

The Fortune Teller and Butler are marked. Neither are in play. On the final night, the Samurai kills themself, and evil wins.

The Undertaker is marked. The Samurai kills the Undertaker, and the next day, the group executes the Samurai. Good wins.

The Acrobat is the only marked character in play. The Cacklejack transforms the Acrobat into the Barber. That night, the Samurai kills themself, and evil wins.

Be very, very attentive. Pay attention to the social reads of good players. Pay attention to the marked characters on script, and how they would act. See which good players act this way.

Bluff as a marked character, or get a Minion to bluff as one. If there happen to be no marked characters, and the group believes you, then they think they should be playing for the win when they shouldn't be!

Never kill yourself until 4 players live. Even if you are sure that there are no marked characters, its best to wait until final 4 to kill yourself, unless you are afraid that good will somehow win (via a Klutz, for example) otherwise.

When 3 players live, pay attention to who is claiming what. All good players should be telling the truth by now, so you will know if you should be killing yourself, or staying alive.

Samurai / Spy: It is recommended that you mark the Spy so that evil can't instantly win.

Samurai / Widow: It is recommended that you mark the Widow so that evil can't instantly win.

Samurai / Hindu: If a marked character dies and becomes a Traveller, they are no longer considered marked.

The Demon player is under suspicion, and the good team is planning to execute them. The good Aurora learns a "yes".

The evil Aurora, believing they are good, has woken with the Fortune Teller each night and has given them advice on who to pick. Later in the game, they start to wake with the Poisoner, and after figuring out they are evil, directs the Poisoner to poison the Fortune Teller.

The good Aurora wakes with the Demon each night. Halfway through the game, they out which player the Demon is. The Demon is executed, and good wins.

The Grandmother dies of heartbreak. As the player sobs in misery over their dead grandchild, the Storyteller announces that The Moon has brought the grandchild back to life.

The Politician wins the election to become the mayor of Ravenswood Bluff against the Bureaucrat. the Storyteller declares that if the Politician dies, another player might instead.

The Imp successfully convinces the town that they are Chef by making food for everyone. After the feast, the storyteller announces that all opposing players who ate the food are drunk until dusk.

At the beginning of Day 2, the Storyteller says "Zodiac Speaking: Hope was boring anyways," and announces that Hope has died.

The Demon has made a request to delay their announcement. At dusk of the final day, the Mayor is executed, and the Storyteller announces "This is the Zodiac speaking: you missed me!" and announces that evil wins.

The Demon has made a request to delay their announcement. Harry is executed later that game. The Storyteller announces "This is the Zodiac speaking: my bomb will detonate in 3... 2... 1...". The Storyteller then announces that the Boomdandy has exploded.

Lachlan is the Saint. On the second day, the Storyteller announces "This is the Zodiac speaking: I'm most definitely not Lachlan." Lachlan has fun.

Harry doesn't want to play a game with the Fibbin in play. The Storyteller announces that the Fibbin will not be considered for the Cookie's ability.

Players join a game of Trouble Brewing knowing the Angel and the Cookie in play. Once everyone is ready to start the game and asks for the bag, the Storyteller announces that the Tor is in play and puts all players to sleep.

In a Yaggababble script with the Cookie in play, players agree that the Bootlegger may be added by the Cookie. After the game starts, players learn that the Hell's Librarian and the Bootlegger is in play with the following Bootlegger rule: "The Yaggababble learns a gesture instead of a phrase." The Storyteller then asks for silence.

Today is Stella's birthday. On the 2nd day, she chooses to receive her gift, and the Storyteller announces that Stella may vote twice on each nomination today.

Today is Valentine's day. James, the Storyteller, announces that today marks his boyfriend's special occasion. Later that game, James' boyfriend asks for his gift - and James pulls out a diamond ring. The crowd goes wild.

Trin gets overwhelmed easily. During the final day, with the tension at its highest, Trin taps the X-Card to pause the game so she can take a breather.

It's time to eat. The Storyteller asks everyone to pause the game temporarily while they enjoy some lunch.

An argument gets too heated. One of the spectators asks the Storyteller to pause the game - the Storyteller grabs everyone's attention and asks for silence.

The Boomdandy has exploded. A player tries to use the X-Card to get more time to think, but the Storyteller denies this request.

X-Card / The Moon - The usage of the X-card with The Moon is a highly recommended combination, as it allows for players to stop the roleplay at hand should they feel uncomfortable without feeling pressured.

Ari is young and really wants to try out the cool mafia game her siblings have been playing. Trin, one of the more experienced players, volunteers to join the game with Ari through the Collective.

Connor constantly runs late to a game. Bryan offers to partner with him through the Collective the next time he runs late.

Harry, Sophie, and Trin are linked via the Collective. Harry, Trin, and Sophie all raise hands to vote for a nomination, but only one vote is tallied.

2 bags were assigned. Mia recieves the Balloonist token, then the Chambermaid token. When voting starts, Mia votes for bag 1. Because most players voted for bag 1, bag 1 is played, so Mia is the Balloonist this game.

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