How to Play One Night Ultimate Werewolf

[@fuchila2point0]

Much better than the 4 min girl tutorial. You actually explain it. Thank you.

[@JanTuts]

"If the Tanner gets shot, and the Tanner alone, the Tanner wins the game." Oh buddy...

[@jj_fantabulous4405]

This is really good! One question: So I know my card and my character. After the night's actions have been done I don't know whether I still have my card from the beginning but I still act as my character from the beginning right ? So if I'm a villager and act like one but then I get killed and it is revealed that my card has been switched and there's actually a werewolf card in front of me, the villagers win since a werewolf got killed? Correct ?

[@lilreddevil600]

You're correct in both cases

[@guifluzao]

yes, but you lose... because you arent villager anymore

[@ashlynjohnson6039]

This is like Town of Salem

[@ray8am]

theres another game that IS literally town of salem. a card game called Mafia. hahaha does that ring a bell

[@ashlynjohnson6039]

Ray8am lol yeah

[@brov3313]

YUP

[@Traig_Born2006]

I would totally like to see the series or card game get a movie

[@daneyums1195]

Hi, I have a question. What if, at the end of the game, the doppleganger is the one chosen to be killed? What side of doppleganger is and who is the winner?

[@avannah6735]

The doppleganger is in the side of the card she has seen

[@SkillAdjacent]

How do you garuntee that someone will be a werewolf? What happens if all evil roles are in the center?

[@BKStarlet08]

There is no guarantee that anyone will be a Werewolf, and it's possible that all of the evil roles are in the center. If the Drunk is in play, he MUST swap his role for one in the deck without knowing what that role is. In this case he has no choice but to pick an "evil" role, BUT, he could be a Werewolf, or he could be a Minion. In the event that there are no werewolves once the night is over, the objectives change. The Minion's new objective (if there is one in play) is to get someone, ANYONE, killed, while not getting killed themselves. The villagers' new objective is to now kill the Minion, or keep everyone (including the Minion, if applicable) alive (EXTREMELY RARE!) The Tanner's objective remains the same: convince everyone to kill them. This has the added edge of also giving the Minions the win if they die. In the event of a tie (this is based on assumptions having read the rules, and applicable roles) the Villagers still win so long as the Minion dies. If a Tanner and Minion die, The Tanner and villagers win and the Minion loses. If the Tanner and a villager die, the Tanner and Minion win and the villagers lose.

[@avannah6735]

If all players are in the villager team they have to make no death by making everyone having exactly 1 vote so there is a complete tie between every player Same happens when the only evil role is the minion

[@The_WandererYT]

if there are no werewolves/minions the villager team wins automatically

[@BMiBudz]

what are the must have roles for three players this is what i wanna know and cant seem to find the answer

[@hanemiyakazutora7883]

The token for what 😂 i really dont know that part

[@jorunholm9060]

How dos the rols wrok

[@yellow1996ta]

This game is so lame. Requires no skills nor tactics. Just dumb.

[@Tortle_owo]

It’s actually kind of fun (and nerve racking)

[@JohnDoe-cx5oe]

yellow1996ta then leave

[@kklak]

Honestly, out of all the social deduction games, I think ONUW has the most strategy. One example is how in the original Mafia, the innocents have no incentive to lie; in ONUW, the villagers have much larger incentives to lie, either to extract information or create a safety net for the possibility of having been turned into a Werewolf (whether by Troublemaker, Alpha Wolf, Gremlin, Rascal, etc). A lot of the skill in this game is considering what you will say in the Day Phase and when you say it.

[@Itsnoahscott]

But you still watched it lmao.

[@yusurkassem4174]

Obviously you've never properly played it then