The characters

The Tit Albert: they devour the Vilazwas each night. During the day, they need to hide their identity to avoid being executed by the Vilazwas. A round of the game can include 1, 2, 3 or 4 Tit Albert depending on the number of players.

The Vilazwas: Each night, one Vilazwa is eaten up by a Tit Albert, which signifies the end of the game for that Vilazwa. The survivors have to meet up on the following day and guess the identity of the players who transform into dreadful Tit Albert at night. This leads to a debate and a vote which will confirm the execution of a suspect, who will also be eliminated from the round.

The Vilazwa has no specific competence. However, he is a fine behavioural analyst, a trait which allows him to identify the Tit Albert. He is also gifted with great powers of persuasion, which are particularly important when trying to prevent his own execution.

Bhai looké: each night, he gets to know the true personality of one player of his choice. He can then help the other Vilazwas as discreetly as possible, lest he gets found out by a Tit Albert.

Cliffeurd le Chasseur: If he gets killed by a Tit Albert or executed by the other players, he has the power to retaliate by immediately killing any other player. The Chasseur has the power to retaliate before his last breath. Thus, he can eliminate any other player of his choice.

The Agwa: She has the power to make two people fall in love. The first night (preliminary round), the Agwa chooses two players (two female players, two male players or one male and one female player) to be the Lovers for this round. Fun fact: she can also appoint herself as one of the Lovers.

During the game, if one of the Lovers is eliminated, the other dies of sorrow immediately. A Lover can never vote against his/her beloved (even if it’s a bluff!). Also, if one of the Lovers is a Tit Albert and the other one is a Vilazwa, the aim of the game is different for them: to make their love last as long as possible and to win the game, they have to eliminate all the other players: both Tit Albert and Vilazwas, all while following the game’s rules.

The Longanis: He can prepare 2 extremely powerful potions.

• One healing potion, to revive a player who was killed by the Tit Albert,
• Once poison potion, used at night to eliminate a player. The Longanis can use each potion only once during the game.
• He can use both potions during the same night. On the following morning, depending on his actions/decisions, there could be 0 deaths, 1 death or 2 deaths. The Longanis can use the potions for his own benefit and thus heal himself.
• If, as the rounds pile up, the Longanis becomes too powerful, it’s possible to limit his powers to only one potion for the round.

The Tifi: she only has to crack open her eyes to spy on the Tit Albert when they are awake. Beware, however, the round ends in a deafening silence for her, instead of the designated victim, if she is caught by one of the Tit Albert. The Tifi can only spy at night, during the turn in which the Tit Albert are awake.

The Sefvilaz: this character is played by a player who already assumes another role. The Sefvilaz is elected via voting, the majority wins. Apart from the honour attributed to the person who is designated as the Sefvilaz, the latter’s votes count twice. If he is eliminated, he appoints his successor on his last breath.

The Voler: Two additional cards need to be added to the game. After distributing the cards amongst the players, the 2 cards left are placed face-down in the middle of the table. On the first night, the Voler will be able to see the 2 cards and swap his card for one of the other two. If both of these cards are Tit Albert, he is forced to swap his card for one of the Tit Albert. He will then have to assume the role of that character until the game ends.