Why not, you can always create your own! :D

very creative

Hahaha, sounds like you have a friend called Mason 😜. That would be hard haha

Thank you for sharing!

i still don't understand what are mystic seer and alpha wolf for

Ha

Lmao.

“So, I think Mason might be-“ “You said Mason, automatic death.” “I wasn’t talking about the role, I was talking about-“ “Excuses, excuses. *death.”*

Hi Lev! Then glad we found each other! :) Thank you for watching AND your comments XD

@@MeepleUniversity I still don't understand how Vampires work. Our group wants to incorporate them in-game.

@@JoJ0estar If you want to just play villagers vs vampires, the simplest way to think of them is to treat them as you would the werewolves; but, instead of the moderator announcing the targeted player's death at the end of the night phase, it is announced prior to the defenses and lynchings (the player targeted by the vampires will still take part in conversations during the day before being eliminated). If you want to play villagers vs vampires vs werewolves, you also apply the rule that if werewolves target vampires in the night, the targeted vampire does not die (to the confusion of the werewolves). This gives the werewolves information on who they want to try to lynch, but of course they can't say "we tried to eat him overnight and he didn't die so he must be a vampire" because that implicates them as a werewolf. A nice extra layer to the game. For roles like the seer, there's no hard and fast way to handle the introduction of the vampires; so just roll with what your moderator tells you; or (if you're moderating) pick what you think will work best and see how it plays.

@@MeepleUniversity Hi! Thank you for the information. Just to clarify. The exact time the victim of the Vampires will die is the moment voting starts? Thanks.

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Nice!

Glad it was helpful! :) Thank you for the visiyt

Thank you so much for your kind words, and your suggestions! :) Happy new year!

That sounds good. Im pretty sure I played a game where the host had a Serial Killer that is similar to what you said. He is pretty good,he often creates new character. Haha I know, sometimes it is hard to be Masons, it has its own advantages I reckon, just comes with caveat like so! Vigilante is hard, 3 players, he needs to pick the werewolves, but I like it! The Arsonist sounds like a good one too. Thanks for watching and the comments :). Cheers, Stella.

Yes yes. We’ve all played Town of Salem.

zat1245 😆😀

@@MeepleUniversity I might have gotten 2 or 3 of those ideas from Town of Salem... :)

@@lm93tah41 Great idea!

Thank you! Good to know people are playing Werewolf there!

Our pleasure!

Nice! Thanks for sharing :)

good idea, thanks for sharing!

Thank you 😀

@@MeepleUniversity Would love some feedback on our latest video if you have time!

Hello Bernard. They are just standard card sleeves. Have a look at this website, they recommend different types of sleeves for different games- www.sleeveyourgames.com/sleeves/2642/ultimate-werewolf

Interesting! Thank you

You're welcome

Our pleasure! :)

You got This!

Hi Trickster712, thanks for watching! Those numbers are meant to help moderators when they are selecting combinations of roles for their games. If the sum of all roles in the game adds up to zero, then it should be a fairly well balanced game. The more positive the number, the more tilted towards the villagers; the more negative, the more tilted towards the werewolves. They don't serve any gameplay function.

Thanks!

@Shy Guy not quite. With every card in the deck, the sum is -117. So the villagers are in some trouble.

Hmmm could it be it's a different version of the game?

Meeple University, wow that was a quick response! I looked at the website and I got the hunting expansion? It probably doesn’t come with the wolf pack expansion.

Hehe its during the day here, so quicker😂 I notice there are a few different versions of this werewolf game. But those characters we dont usually use anyway 😉

Interesting idea!👍

How did it go playing with those roles?

@@MeepleUniversity fun c:

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Vampire? 🧛🧛‍♂️😀

The moderator should tell the victim (silently) at the end of the night phase that they were bitten by the vampire. (Which makes sense - you'd wake up to see the bite marks). You can then conceal or reveal to the rest of the village depending on how you want to play it.

This is really personal preference. And you can change it up too. 5 people is a bit tight.... maybe....you could make the person that got eliminated first as the moderator? 1 werewolf, and villagers. 6 players would be better, or even One Night Ultimate Werewolf. But that's just us.

Meeple University thank you very much 😊

Villager, Seer, Tanner, Wolf, Moderator. Villager wins if werewolf is eliminated. Werewolf wins if villager and seer is eliminated. Tanner wins if eliminated. For an idea of what this could look like search for the youtube video "Who The Hell Is The Werewolf? (Board AF)" where the only difference is that they had 6 total players so they had an extra villager.

there is a book in the box and it shows the recommended roles for a certain number of players

@@Air_is_better no way really...sorry I have a disease ... sarcastic-assyndrome...thanks I never learned to read...again sorry

Sorry, not too familiar with that, we probably don't have it?

Angry Bomber: Once eliminated, players adjacent to them will also be eliminated Mystic seer: Learn exact roles Huntress: Once per game, can eliminate a player when eliminated Alpha wolf: Upon elimination of a werewolf, Alpha wolf can use their power once to turn the werewolf’s target to turn them into a werewolf instead of eliminating them Mentalist: Choose two players and learn if they’re on the same team Revealer: See if someone is a werewolf, if they are, they’re eliminated. If not, you are eliminated

Fire Blossom, the cupid objective overrules any others, so yes the Tanner gains the will to live. The love of a good partner is a powerful motivator.

Cheers man

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No, the tanner is trying to win independently of everything else

Hi, thanks for your question. You can play it either way, but I would only recommend playing it that way (immediate ending) if you're playing a smaller game (no more than 7 or 8 players). If you're playing a 10-20 player game, I would recommend the tanner's win or loss be entirely independent of all others.

Not sure actually, maybe home made rules?

@@MeepleUniversity either way I like and I'll use it lol. Thank you 😊.

@@freedy191 Hehe thank you

The vampires' target dies when someone gets nominated, regardless of whether it is the targeted player who is nominated or someone else. Essentially, unlike the werewolves' target (who is announced at the start of the day), the vampires' target is announced nearer the end of the day.

Once per game, the Troublemaker "makes trouble", which is stirring up anger in the village such that they want to kill more potential werewolves. In practice: each night, the moderator asks whether the Troublemaker wants to make trouble. If the troublemaker says yes, then there will be two votes and possibly two executions this round instead of one The moderator can choose to announce this either at the start of the day (when everyone wakes up) or after the first vote. Either way, the conversation starts again until you have two new nominations, then another vote.

GOod idea.the world is your oyster really, and I think I've seen dice rolling done before, I ca't remember quite how it works, but you can be as creative if you need ore varieties!

Hi Achmad, thanks for your question. Usually when there are players with non-standard win conditions then the moderator should allow for both players to win. By the letter of the rule book, the Lone Wolf wins either by being the last player alive, or by being the only wolf left in a village with only one other villager. So the Lone Wolf would definitely be a winner in your scenario. For the Tanner, though, it depends a lot on how your moderator declares the end game. If the game is allowed to go until one team is wiped out, then the tanner will be killed by the lone wolf and would therefore win. If the moderator ends the game when an overrun scenario exists (i.e. game over as soon as werewolves match or outnumber villagers), then the moderator would either say "the tanner is alive at the moment the game ends, therefore the tanner losers", or could say "the werewolves overran the village and thematically the tanner was eaten after the game ends, therefore the tanner wins". The most important thing is that if you're playing the "if the tanner wins, everyone else loses" variant, then the moderator can't include the lone wolf, or any other role whose win condition would require the tanner to be killed.

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For a medium difficulty game with several roles, but not too many difficult ones, try: Werewolf Werewolf Villager Villager Villager Minion Seer Witch Bodyguard Troublemaker Mason Mason Pacifist Lycan Drunk Then have the drunk turn into the prince, or into a werewolf if a werewolf is eliminated early.

Thank you

Maybe add one more? But it's up to you

Nice!

What do they do?

Nice

We need that XD

True

Seems that these characters are rarely to be choosen in our games of werewolf

For groups that play often, could be a good different addition 😉

Jack Hartz not as bad as wwo

Probably :) Game end?