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...you are until the final day. If you can figure out which other players are Outsiders, or which characters you have been registering falsly to (hopefully not man ...l them early that you are the Recluse and be proactive about finding other Outsiders, making sure information isn't confused, etc. If they believe you are good,

...uld mean everything. This strategy works best in games where the number of Outsiders is more likely to be known. [[Category:Outsiders]]

...need to know which players are Outsiders, and not Minions pretending to be Outsiders. Whichever Minion ability you gain, you'll work best if you can talk to the

...a player: they die. [You choose which players are which Minions. -? to +? Outsiders]" ...hing else affecting the Outsider count and you have an incorrect number of Outsiders anyway.

...g to be Outsiders if the number of claimed Outsiders equals the numbers of Outsiders in play. For example, if there is only meant to be one Outsider in play, an [[Category:Outsiders]]

...e from your ability, and this can be extraordinarily helpful. Unlike other Outsiders, the Golem's ability can be used entirely to help the good team. [[Category:Outsiders]]

...other players to argue about your existence for you, meaning the poor real Outsiders will have a harder time confronting you directly and tracing your terrible [[Category:Outsiders]]

...the Balloonist, and your claim now seems credible, and well as making the Outsiders seem credible. That’s three players who are likely to be good. ...ou get shown, you will know that all other targets you are shown cannot be Outsiders.

...n. If you are a Lunatic, however... they could be anyone! Townsfolk, other Outsiders, the real demon's minions... Keep an eye on your evil team and see how they ...hen the good team believes that you are the Lunatic, the correct number of Outsiders can be determined, and any false information that you have given up until t

'''Good:''' The good alignment. Townsfolk and Outsiders (blue characters) start as good. Good wins if the Demon dies. '''Good character:''' Townsfolk and Outsiders.

...e {{Evil|Baron}} into the {{Evil|Boomdandy}}. There are still an extra two Outsiders in play. ...t happens in the middle of the game. If you add a {{Evil|Baron}}, then two Outsiders will not be added.

...listening to other players, and verifying that any Outsiders are actually Outsiders. If you think a {{Good|Drunk}} is in play, you will need to figure out who

...er sheet partially under the Town Square, showing the number of Townsfolk, Outsiders, and Minions. ...g Townsfolk character tokens to the edition box. Then, do the same for any Outsiders, Minions, and the Demon. Do this secretly - the players do not know which c

...ed|Fabled}} characters can also ensure your game has an unknown number of Outsiders (which allows players to safely bluff as them), or add extra misinformation

...haracters at night to simulate a Pit-Hag, or even have the wrong number of Outsiders in play. There are three Outsiders in play, when there should be two. The players execute the Storyteller. Goo

...deciding who to transform - there are benefits to creating evil Townsfolk/Outsiders and even good Minions/Demons, but it can be a nasty shock if you were expec * Create outsiders! Got a pesky {{Good|Savant}} getting lots of helpful info? Turn them into a

...{{Good|Recluse}} (since in this game, no other players are claiming to be Outsiders). ...ayer might be drunk or poisoned, such as there being one fewer than normal Outsiders in play, or the {{Good|Investigator}} claims that one of two players is {{E

...no dead players have blonde hair), you can safely assume that there are 3 Outsiders in-play.

...xecuted later on. A pair of Outsiders that everybody believes are actually Outsiders will need to disappear, because they will not be executed either. On the fi

* The Cerenovus chooses Townsfolk or Outsiders that players are mad about being. They must try to convince the group that ...g to convince them a {{Evil|Fang Gu}} is in play, make people mad they are Outsiders.