New Expansion: Fate & Oaths!

A silent observer of death, the Gravekeeper uncovers truths revealed only after judgment.

The Gravekeeper has no ability on the first night. Starting from the second night, if a player was lynched during the previous day, the Gravekeeper wakes up and learns the faction of that lynched player — whether they belonged to the Villagers or the Werewolves.
If no player was lynched the previous day, the Gravekeeper does not wake up. This information is known only to the Gravekeeper and can be used to subtly influence daytime discussions.

The Gargoyle is a solitary predator who belongs to the Werewolf faction but does not recognize the other werewolves. Each night, the Gargoyle may inspect one player’s exact role, gathering information in secret.

At the start of the game, the Gargoyle does not possess the wolf kill. Once all other werewolves have been eliminated, Gargoyle can start attacking. From that moment on, the Gargoyle may first inspect a player’s role and then decide whether to attack during the same night.

The Gargoyle cannot explode but may choose to eliminate itself.

The Blood Moon Herald is the harbinger of the wolves’ final hour, signaling chaos and irreversible descent into darkness.

The Blood Moon Herald may self-explode, immediately forcing the game into night. During that night, the Herald cannot attack, and all villager roles have their abilities sealed.

If the Blood Moon Herald is the last werewolf to be lynched, he does not die immediately. Instead, he survives into the next night and may eliminate one additional player. If this kill fulfills a win condition, the werewolves instantly win.

The Demon Hunter begins without power on the first night. From the second night onward, the Demon Hunter may hunt one player each night.

If the hunted player is a werewolf, that werewolf is immediately eliminated. If the target is not a werewolf, the Demon Hunter dies instead.

The Demon Hunter is immune to night abilities from other roles, but not to the Werewolves’ attack. They can also die as a result of their own hunt.

The Secret Admirer secretly chooses one player at the start of the first night. From that moment on, the Secret Admirer shares the same win condition as the chosen player. The Secret Admirer does not know the chosen player’s role, and the chosen player is unaware of being admired. Survival is secondary — only the beloved’s victory matters.

The Shapeshifter can change into another role during the game.

Each night, one random role is shown to the Shapeshifter. The Shapeshifter may choose to become that role or stay unchanged. Changing is optional and should be timed carefully.

Until transforming, the Shapeshifter belongs to the Villager faction and shares the Villager victory condition.

The available roles expand as the game progresses. These roles can be shown even if the host has not unlocked them:

The Doom Howler is a living omen.
As long as it remains alive, a dark curse haunts the village. At the end of each day, the curse foretells the death of a specific villager role after a short countdown.

If the foretold role dies before the countdown ends, the curse shifts, choosing a new role and a new timer.

When the countdown reaches zero and the Doom Howler still lives, the doomed role perishes during the following night.

If the Doom Howler is eliminated, the curse ends immediately and all pending deaths are prevented.

The Wolf Seeker is a relentless hunter of hidden beasts.

Each night, she selects a specific Werewolf role she wishes to track. At the end of the following day, fate intervenes: a random living player is publicly examined to determine whether they match the chosen role.

The result is revealed to all players at once, offering no private advantage — only shared truth.