A WEREWOLF STORY, TOLD AFTER DARK

Trust no one.
Play together.

A quiet village. A secret in every hand. And your favourite people, suddenly very convincing strangers.

01 / A PLACE AT THE TABLE

Every window
has a story.

Gather your people. Choose a moderator. The village begins with a circle of faces you think you know.

THIS ILLUSTRATED ROUND8 players · 2 wolves · 1 seer

02 / ONE CARD CHANGES EVERYTHING

A familiar face.
An unfamiliar role.

Some protect the village. Some hunt it. Look closer at the three roles in our introductory game.

03 / LET THE ROOM GO QUIET

The village
falls asleep.

Eyes closed. No peeking. The moderator’s voice becomes the only light in the room. Somewhere, the wolves wake.

04 / A DIFFERENT KIND OF TEAMWORK

One house.
No witnesses.

A shape slips out of the trees. The pack wakes and silently chooses one player. Which window will go dark?

05 / KNOWLEDGE HAS A SHADOW

You see more.
Say less.

The seer learns one identity each night. Share too little, and the village misses a clue. Share too much, and the wolves find you.

06 / NOW EVERY WORD MATTERS

A small doubt.
A long discussion.

The shutters open. One lantern doesn’t. The moderator announces the night’s victim; the village starts to question every alibi.

The mill is dark. One villager has left the circle. Seven players remain; the empty place stays visible.

07 / THE MOMENT YOU CHOOSE A SIDE

Who do
you believe?

Suspicion becomes a name. Choose a suspect and watch the tokens gather. A majority can be convincing. It can also be wrong.

08 / THE TRUTH, A LITTLE TOO LATE

A vote is cast.
A secret falls.

The accused leaves the circle and reveals their role. The empty places remain. This round ends here; your next game writes the rest.

The bakery: werewolf. A wolf is out. But another is still listening.6 players remain · 1 wolf still hidden

09 / MAKE A LITTLE ROOM FOR MYSTERY

Your people.
Your village.

Set the size of your circle. Keep a simple, printable guide for the moderator. Then put the screens away.