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Eli8764: /* Advice to the players (by character) */

2026-04-09T22:30:11Z

Advice to the players (by character)

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	'''Ordinary Villagers:'''		'''Ordinary Villagers:'''
	* This character should take a more active role in finding werewolves.		* This character should take a more active role in finding werewolves. Claiming early can sometimes be detrimental to your survival. False claiming Fortune Teller can help protect the real one, but it also gives potential to be mistaken for a werewolf.

	'''Fortune Teller:'''		'''Fortune Teller:'''
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	* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:		* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:
	* PT = Pyro theory which is based on risk aversion. It means that if an important token was targeted that a wolf is likely to be 1-3 houses away from that token. Because in case of a successful burn, there would be too many safe people since the closest wolf counter clockwise dies.		* PT = Pyro theory which is based on risk aversion. It means that if an important token was targeted that a wolf is likely to be 1-3 houses away from that token. Because in case of a successful burn, there would be too many safe people since the closest wolf counter clockwise dies.
			* ATB = Always Trust Baker, the idea that, when in doubt, believe in Baker.
			* If the bailiff is still in late in the game, the bailiff is likely a werewolf.

	=== Language between players ===		=== Language between players ===

Hondjuh: /* Language between players */

2025-07-06T17:09:46Z

Language between players

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	=== For those So-called Theories ===		=== For those So-called Theories ===
	* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:		* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:
	* ~~The pyromaniac~~ theory~~: If the pyromaniac~~ is ~~still alive and werewolves eat~~ a ~~house owner, the person~~ to ~~the right of the burner might~~ be ~~a werewolf, because in case the pyro hits correct only~~ 1 ~~player is clearly villager~~. ~~(Or to put it~~ in ~~different words: it~~ would be ~~risky to eat in a way where - if pyro burns the victim of~~ the ~~werewolves - a lot of players are skipped and thus marked as villagers~~.		* PT = Pyro theory which is based on risk aversion. It means that if an important token was targeted that a wolf is likely to be 1-3 houses away from that token. Because in case of a successful burn, there would be too many safe people since the closest wolf counter clockwise dies.

	=== Language between players ===		=== Language between players ===

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2025-05-21T00:01:27Z

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	*Werewolves as Chatelain: You can try your best to keep your chatelain token for as long as possible. Sometimes you should forbid people claiming EV so it looks as though you are a villager. Sometimes you can decide they are not worth a save, which will auto-pin you as the werewolf.		*Werewolves as Chatelain: You can try your best to keep your chatelain token for as long as possible. Sometimes you should forbid people claiming EV so it looks as though you are a villager. Sometimes you can decide they are not worth a save, which will auto-pin you as the werewolf.
	*Older advices:		*Older advices:
	**Voting against your partner is an effective way to deflect suspicion from yourself. Of course, this only works if the townsfolk notice.		**Voting or arguing against your partner is an effective way to deflect suspicion from yourself. Of course, this only works if the townsfolk notice.
	**If someone suspects you being a werewolf, you can pretend to help the villagers to eliminate werewolves. This way less people will suspect you.		**If someone suspects you being a werewolf, you can pretend to help the villagers to eliminate werewolves. This way less people will suspect you.
	**You can pretend to be extraordinary villagers to find the real ones.		**You can pretend to be extraordinary villagers to find the real ones.

Alius1: whoops, editing old version by mistake?, add language hints

2025-05-18T19:26:45Z

whoops, editing old version by mistake?, add language hints

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	*Werewolves as the Baker: By the 3rd day (and sometimes the 2nd) you are already under a lot of suspicion, you need to take an active role in throwing the suspicion someone else's way as you will soon become the most untrusted person in the village		*Werewolves as the Baker: By the 3rd day (and sometimes the 2nd) you are already under a lot of suspicion, you need to take an active role in throwing the suspicion someone else's way as you will soon become the most untrusted person in the village
	*Werewolves as Mistress: You can try to kill vagabonds so that you may have the advantage of forbidding people in the late-game.		*Werewolves as Mistress: You can try to kill vagabonds so that you may have the advantage of forbidding people in the late-game.
	*Werewolves as Chatelain: You can try your best to keep your chatelain token for as long as possible. Sometimes you should forbid people claiming EV so it looks as though you are a villager. Sometimes you can decide they are not worth a save, which will auto-pin you as the werewolf.		*Werewolves as Chatelain: You can try your best to keep your chatelain token for as long as possible. Sometimes you should forbid people claiming EV so it looks as though you are a villager. Sometimes you can decide they are not worth a save, which will auto-pin you as the werewolf.
	*Older advices:		*Older advices:
	**Voting against your partner is an effective way to deflect suspicion from yourself. Of course, this only works if the townsfolk notice.		**Voting against your partner is an effective way to deflect suspicion from yourself. Of course, this only works if the townsfolk notice.
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	=== For those So-called Theories ===		=== For those So-called Theories ===
	* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:		* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:
	* The fortune teller theory: If the fortune teller dies on the first night, the person to his right is usually a werewolf.		* The pyromaniac theory: If the pyromaniac is still alive and werewolves eat a house owner, the person to the right of the burner might be a werewolf, because in case the pyro hits correct only 1 player is clearly villager. (Or to put it in different words: it would be risky to eat in a way where - if pyro burns the victim of the werewolfs - a lot of players are skipped and thus marked as villagers.
	* The pyromaniac theory: If the pyromaniac ~~burns~~ and ~~fails to burn~~ a ~~werewolf~~, the person to the right of the burner ~~is usually~~ a werewolf.
	* In my opinion, ~~those theories are usually false logic~~. ~~They might~~ be ~~events of large probability, but they are not reliable as they are usually based on conclusion rather than in game progress.~~
	* Therefore, I highly not suggest any player to ~~believe~~ in ~~any~~ of the ~~above theories~~.

	=== Language Between Players ===		=== Language Between Players ===
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	* www: White Werewolf		* www: White Werewolf
	* pyro: Pyromaniac		* pyro: Pyromaniac
			* claim: Tell your role to others (for certain benefits of the village, e.g. the Lord can pardon you if you are important)
			* cc: counter a claim, so you claim you have the role, that someone else already claimed
			* shave: Barber eliminate a villager
			* hr: House rules - rules defined by the host
			* abs: Abstain - not vote (or voting your right neighbour, counter-clockwise), so either no one dies or the bartender loses their token


			;Language related to Village extension
	* vaga: Vagabonds		* vaga: Vagabonds
	* cow: Farmers		* cow: Farmers
	* shield: Lord		* shield: Lord
	* bt: Bartender		* bt: Bartender
	* ~~claim~~: ~~Tell your role to others~~		* bell: The School/Mistress
	* ~~shave~~: ~~Barber eliminate a villager~~		* keys: Bailiff
			* weed: Bonesetter

			=== Common House Rules (HR) ===

			The player who started the table can add some additional rules to the game, which should be followed by players.

	~~=== Common House Rules ===~~
	* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)		* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)
	* Secret lovers		* Secret lovers (Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)
	* No talk at night (or without game info) or spamming		* Free love (Cupido can choose anyone for lovers) vs. restricted love (don't put strong token in love, who tend get killed, like baker, bailiff etc)
			* No talk at night (or without game info)
			* No spamming (clicking the auto-translated auto-text buttons)
	* Silence when hunter shoots		* Silence when hunter shoots
	* No host-killing first night		* No host-killing first night
	* Anyone who violates the rules are red thumbed

	== HOSTING ==		== HOSTING ==
	~~I see a lot of new~~ hosts ~~lately, and some who~~ don't know about some features, so I want to write up a guide for hosting. Some is just my opinion, so take what you find useful, modify as you wish, and host well!		Some hosts don't know about some features, so I want to write up a guide for hosting. Some is just my opinion, so take what you find useful, modify as you wish, and host well!

	=== SETTINGS ===		=== SETTINGS ===
	This is the first thing you do, everyone will do it different.		This is the first thing you do, everyone will do it different.

	Players: Recommendation is either 12p or 8p (some suggest 9) Any other number will be unbalanced.		Players: Recommendation is either 12p or 8p (some suggest 9). Any other number will be unbalanced.

	Speed: often overlooked, but you should use FAST speed		Speed: often overlooked, but you should use FAST speed

Alius1: /* Common House Rules */ remove old author notice

2025-05-18T19:08:06Z

Common House Rules: remove old author notice

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	* No host-killing first night		* No host-killing first night
	* Anyone who violates the rules are red thumbed		* Anyone who violates the rules are red thumbed

	~~----~~
	~~All above content edited by User: Ariel Friedrich Gauss~~

	== HOSTING ==		== HOSTING ==

Alius1: add role independent ww advices (from edit history)

2025-05-18T19:07:25Z

add role independent ww advices (from edit history)

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	*Werewolves as Mistress: You can try to kill vagabonds so that you may have the advantage of forbidding people in the late-game.		*Werewolves as Mistress: You can try to kill vagabonds so that you may have the advantage of forbidding people in the late-game.
	*Werewolves as Chatelain: You can try your best to keep your chatelain token for as long as possible. Sometimes you should forbid people claiming EV so it looks as though you are a villager. Sometimes you can decide they are not worth a save, which will auto-pin you as the werewolf.		*Werewolves as Chatelain: You can try your best to keep your chatelain token for as long as possible. Sometimes you should forbid people claiming EV so it looks as though you are a villager. Sometimes you can decide they are not worth a save, which will auto-pin you as the werewolf.
			*Older advices:
			**Voting against your partner is an effective way to deflect suspicion from yourself. Of course, this only works if the townsfolk notice.
			**If someone suspects you being a werewolf, you can pretend to help the villagers to eliminate werewolves. This way less people will suspect you.
			**You can pretend to be extraordinary villagers to find the real ones.
			**Remember when there is Cupido, there may be renegades among you, so watch out for those who ask for your partners to be eliminated!

	'''Ordinary Villagers:'''		'''Ordinary Villagers:'''
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	=== For those So-called Theories ===		=== For those So-called Theories ===
	* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:		* There are some so-called theories among players, eg:
	* The pyromaniac theory: If the pyromaniac ~~is still alive~~ and ~~werewolves eat~~ a ~~house owner~~, the person to the right of the burner might be ~~a werewolf~~, ~~because~~ in ~~case the pyro hits correct only 1~~ player ~~is clearly villager. (Or to put it in different words: it would be risky~~ to ~~eat~~ in ~~a way where - if pyro burns the victim~~ of the ~~werewolfs - a lot of players are skipped and thus marked as villagers~~.		* The fortune teller theory: If the fortune teller dies on the first night, the person to his right is usually a werewolf.
			* The pyromaniac theory: If the pyromaniac burns and fails to burn a werewolf, the person to the right of the burner is usually a werewolf.
			* In my opinion, those theories are usually false logic. They might be events of large probability, but they are not reliable as they are usually based on conclusion rather than in game progress.
			* Therefore, I highly not suggest any player to believe in any of the above theories.

	=== Language Between Players ===		=== Language Between Players ===
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	* www: White Werewolf		* www: White Werewolf
	* pyro: Pyromaniac		* pyro: Pyromaniac
	* claim: Tell your role to others		* vaga: Vagabonds
	* shave: Barber eliminate a villager
	* hr: House rules - rules defined by the host
	* abs: Abstain - not vote (or voting your right neighbour, counter-clockwise), so either no one dies or the bartender loses their token


	~~;Language related to Village extension~~
	*vaga: Vagabonds
	* cow: Farmers		* cow: Farmers
	* shield: Lord		* shield: Lord
	* bt: Bartender		* bt: Bartender
	* ~~bell~~: ~~The School/Mistress~~		* claim: Tell your role to others
	* ~~keys~~: ~~Bailiff~~		* shave: Barber eliminate a villager
	* weed: Bonesetter

	~~=== Common House Rules (HR) ===~~

	~~The player who started the table can add some additional rules to the game, which should be followed by players.~~

			=== Common House Rules ===
	* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)		* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)
	* Secret lovers ~~(Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)~~		* Secret lovers
	* Free love (Cupido can choose anyone for lovers) vs. restricted love (don't put strong token in love, who tend get killed, like baker, bailiff etc)		* No talk at night (or without game info) or spamming
	* No talk at night (or without game info)
	* No spamming ~~(clicking the auto-translated auto-text buttons)~~
	* Silence when hunter shoots		* Silence when hunter shoots
	* No host-killing first night		* No host-killing first night
			* Anyone who violates the rules are red thumbed

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			All above content edited by User: Ariel Friedrich Gauss

	== HOSTING ==		== HOSTING ==
	~~Some~~ hosts don't know about some features, so I want to write up a guide for hosting. Some is just my opinion, so take what you find useful, modify as you wish, and host well!		I see a lot of new hosts lately, and some who don't know about some features, so I want to write up a guide for hosting. Some is just my opinion, so take what you find useful, modify as you wish, and host well!

	=== SETTINGS ===		=== SETTINGS ===
	This is the first thing you do, everyone will do it different.		This is the first thing you do, everyone will do it different.

	Players: Recommendation is either 12p or 8p (some suggest 9). Any other number will be unbalanced.		Players: Recommendation is either 12p or 8p (some suggest 9) Any other number will be unbalanced.

	Speed: often overlooked, but you should use FAST speed		Speed: often overlooked, but you should use FAST speed

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2025-05-18T18:16:33Z

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	=== Common House Rules (HR) ===		=== Common House Rules (HR) ===

			The player who started the table can add some additional rules to the game, which should be followed by players.

	* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)		* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)
	* Secret lovers (Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)		* Secret lovers (Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)
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	== HOSTING ==		== HOSTING ==
	~~I see a lot of new~~ hosts ~~lately, and some who~~ don't know about some features, so I want to write up a guide for hosting. Some is just my opinion, so take what you find useful, modify as you wish, and host well!		Some hosts don't know about some features, so I want to write up a guide for hosting. Some is just my opinion, so take what you find useful, modify as you wish, and host well!

	=== SETTINGS ===		=== SETTINGS ===
	This is the first thing you do, everyone will do it different.		This is the first thing you do, everyone will do it different.

	Players: Recommendation is either 12p or 8p (some suggest 9) Any other number will be unbalanced.		Players: Recommendation is either 12p or 8p (some suggest 9). Any other number will be unbalanced.

	Speed: often overlooked, but you should use FAST speed		Speed: often overlooked, but you should use FAST speed

Alius1: /* Language Between Players */ more order

2025-05-16T20:48:16Z

Language Between Players: more order

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	* www: White Werewolf		* www: White Werewolf
	* pyro: Pyromaniac		* pyro: Pyromaniac
	* vaga: Vagabonds (Expansion: The Village)
	* cow: Farmers (Expansion: The Village)
	* shield: Lord (Expansion: The Village)
	* bt: Bartender (Expansion: The Village)
	* keys: Bailiff (Expansion: The Village)
	* weed: Bonesetter (Expansion: The Village)
	* claim: Tell your role to others		* claim: Tell your role to others
	* shave: Barber eliminate a villager		* shave: Barber eliminate a villager
	* hr: House rules - rules defined by the host		* hr: House rules - rules defined by the host
	* abs: Abstain - not vote (or voting your right neighbour, counter-clockwise), so either no one dies or the bartender loses their token		* abs: Abstain - not vote (or voting your right neighbour, counter-clockwise), so either no one dies or the bartender loses their token


			;Language related to Village extension
			*vaga: Vagabonds
			* cow: Farmers
			* shield: Lord
			* bt: Bartender
			* bell: The School/Mistress
			* keys: Bailiff
			* weed: Bonesetter

	=== Common House Rules (HR) ===		=== Common House Rules (HR) ===
	* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)		* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)
	* Secret lovers (Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)		* Secret lovers (Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)
	* Free love (Cupido can choose anyone for lovers) vs. restricted love (no strong token, who tend get killed ~~in love~~, like baker, bailiff etc)		* Free love (Cupido can choose anyone for lovers) vs. restricted love (don't put strong token in love, who tend get killed, like baker, bailiff etc)
	* No talk at night (or without game info)		* No talk at night (or without game info)
	* No spamming (clicking the auto-translated auto-text buttons)		* No spamming (clicking the auto-translated auto-text buttons)

Alius1: /* Common House Rules (HR) */ love rules

2025-05-16T19:23:54Z

Common House Rules (HR): love rules

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	=== Common House Rules (HR) ===		=== Common House Rules (HR) ===
	* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)		* Thief must take Werewolf if possible (or has to swap)
	* Secret lovers		* Secret lovers (Cupido and lovers are not aloud to reveal the lovers)
	* No talk at night (or without game info) or spamming		* Free love (Cupido can choose anyone for lovers) vs. restricted love (no strong token, who tend get killed in love, like baker, bailiff etc)
			* No talk at night (or without game info)
			* No spamming (clicking the auto-translated auto-text buttons)
	* Silence when hunter shoots		* Silence when hunter shoots
	* No host-killing first night		* No host-killing first night
	* Anyone who violates the rules are red thumbed

	~~----~~
	~~All above content edited by User: Ariel Friedrich Gauss~~

	== HOSTING ==		== HOSTING ==