Werewolf Night FAQ
Werewolf Night FAQ on downloads, player count, round length, accounts, and how a browser game is played.
Author
Dean Uata
Dean Uata makes Werewolf Night, a one-night werewolf game played on the phones already in the room. He is the only author of these notes.
These notes are how Werewolf Night is dealt, narrated, and won. There is one author. The blog is the full list, and the roles are the card reference.
Strategy for your first werewolf game
Werewolf strategy for a first game: what to claim, what to track, and which habits to skip when you play one night with friends.
A short guide to the werewolf roles
Werewolf roles in one line each, grouped by team, with the night action and win condition for every card.
How to host a werewolf game on your phones
How to host a werewolf game on phones: create a lobby, share the code, pick a deck, and let the narrator call the night.
One Night vs classic Werewolf
One night vs classic werewolf: classic lasts many nights and benches the dead. One Night is one round of swaps and one vote.
What is the werewolf game?
What is the werewolf game? A hidden-role party game. A few players are wolves, the rest are the village, and the table votes once.
One Night Werewolf rules, explained simply
Plain-language one night werewolf rules: one secret role, one night of swaps, one vote, and how each team wins.
Play werewolf online with friends (no download)
Play werewolf online in a phone browser. Share a four-letter code and play a full one-night game. Nothing to install.