For High Grade Werewolf Gameplay, Some strategies shared here:

NIGHT
The night is for killing, healing and checking identities; you can get important information from paying attention to how players behave.

- WEREWOLVES know who the other werewolves are and decide their victim at night. Usually, they kill a Villager, but they may decide to kill a Werewolf to make the Witch use up her antidote. Werewolves may also decide at night which of them will pretend to be the Seer and Sheriff.

- SEER doesn’t know who is a Werewolf, but can check the one player’s identity every day. The longer the Seer lives, the more information they can glean, so Villagers want him to confirm their identity and protect them, but Werewolves also want to reveal the Seer to they can kill him off. Usually, the Seer has a high chance of becoming the Sheriff, so a skilled Seer should try his best to defeat Werewolves pretending to be Villagers during the discussion phase of the Sheriff Contest. The Seer also needs to evaluate what players are saying to identify possible targets using logic and clear-thinking. PS: Seers often don’t last the night so should try their hardest to identify the Werewolves asap.

- WITCH is a strong yet weak role that is unable to use her skills after she dies. She must use her poison/antidote to the best effect, remain hidden and survive. She shouldn’t let the Villagers suspect her, or the Werewolves realize her identity. Her mission is to heal a Villager with her antidote and kill a Werewolf with her poison!

- HUNTER is the player that Werewolves don’t dare kill. Since there aren’t many Werewolves, they can’t swap a life-for-a-life to kill the Hunter. Werewolves will do their best to convince the Hunter that an innocent Villager is lying so he will shoot them. As a Hunter, if you don’t know who is a Werewolf, it’s best not to start shooting at random players.

- NORMAL VILLAGERS, are they any use? Of course! Werewolves despise Normal Villagers the most because they can use their intelligence to confuse and trip them up. Although Werewolves know who are Villagers, they don’t know their exact identities. Sometimes a good strategy for Normal Villagers is to offer themself up for sacrifice by pretending to be the Seer.

DAY
Let the performance begin! You’ll need real acting chops, clear logic and supremely self-confidence if you want to succeed. This game is a battle of logic and eloquence. Knowing everything that’s going on is not important, what’s important is how you can make other players believe you! If you’ve gathered a lot of info, we’d recommend you don’t start blurting it all out since you’ll just become a target for the Werewolves.
2 ways to help you identify who is a Werewolf:

1. Werewolves will obviously pretend to be Villagers. When pretending to be a Villager, they won’t be immediately identified, but when pretending to have a special skill (eg Seer or Witch), whoever really has that skill will know straightaway. Making the majority of people believe them is the real test of logic and eloquence for Werewolves when up against players with special skills.

2. Voting: The Werewolves’ objective is to eliminate all the Villagers. So, in order to survive they’re obviously not going to give up the chance to vote. Sometimes when a Werewolf frames a Villager, the other Werewolf will also vote for that Villager so that he’s voted out of the game. Werewolves may also try to frame different Villagers during one day but then vote for the same player. When Werewolves say one thing but vote another way it’s easy for them to reveal their identity because they know who’s on their team and the Villagers don’t.

Werewolf/Mafia is a great way to practice your logic and way with words, whilst also having a great time with your friends!

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I, for one, am brimming with supremely self-confidence.

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