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Available to United States residents. The Swapper is a Crewmate that can swap the votes on 2 players during a meeting. All the votes for the first player will instead be counted towards the second player and vice versa.
The Investigator is a Crewmate that can see the footprints of players. Every footprint disappears after a set amount of time. The Time Lord is a Crewmate that can rewind time and reverse the positions of all players. If enabled, any players killed during this time will be revived. Nothing but movements and kills are affected. If enabled, the Time Lord can't use Vitals to make things more balanced.
The Medic is a Crewmate that can give any player a shield that will make them immortal until the Medic dies. A Shielded player cannot be Shifted into, Hacked or Killed by anyone, unless by suicide. If the Medic reports a dead body, they can get a report containing clues to the Killer's identity. The Seer is a Crewmate that can reveal the roles of other players. Based on settings, the Seer can find out whether a role is Good, Evil or Neutral, or they can find out the role itself.
A player's name will change color to their team or role. If the Seer investigates someone, the Seer's name will change color to inform that player who the Seer is. On Admin Table, the Spy can see the colors of every person on the map. On Vitals, the Spy can see how long killed bodies have been dead for. The Snitch is a Crewmate that can get arrows pointing towards the Impostors, once all their tasks are finished. The names of the Impostors will also show up as red on their screen.
Based on game settings, the Snitch may not know who they are until they have one task left. However, when they only have a single task left, the Impostors get an arrow pointing towards the Snitch. The Altruist is a Crewmate that is capable of reviving dead players. Upon finding a dead body, the Altruist can hit their revive button, risking sacrificing themselves for the revival of another player.
If enabled, the dead body disappears, so only they Altruist's body remains at the scene. After a set period of time, the player will be resurrected, if the revival isn't interrupted. The Jester is a Neutral role with its own win condition. If they are voted out after a meeting, the game finishes and they win. However, the Jester does not win if the Crewmates, Impostors or another Neutral role wins.
The Shifter is a Neutral role with no win condition. They have zero tasks and are essentially roleless. However, they can swap roles with other players. Swapping roles with a custom role gives the Shifter their role and tasks and turns the other player into a Crewmate.
Swapping roles with a Crewmate swaps tasks. Swapping roles with an Impostor fails and kills the Shifter. The Glitch is a Neutral role with its own win condition. The Glitch's aim is to kill everyone and be the last person standing. The Glitch can Hack players, resulting in them being unable to report bodies and do tasks. Hacking prevents the hacked player from doing anything but walk around the map.
The Glitch can Mimic someone, which results in them looking exactly like the other person. The Executioner is a Neutral role with its own win condition. Their goal is to vote out a player, specified in the beginning of a game. If that player gets voted out, they win the game. The Arsonist is a Neutral role with its own win condition.
They have the ability to douse other players with gasoline. Once they have doused every player remaining, they can Ignite everyone at once. Upon Igniting every player, they win the game. The Phantom is a Neutral role with its own win condition. They become half-invisible when they die and has to complete all their tasks without getting caught. The Janitor is an Impostor that can clean up bodies. Both their Kill and Clean ability have a shared cooldown, meaning they have to choose which one they want to use.
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