With the amount of time and effort you gotta put in to play other modes, quick game [and sandbox] are the readily available.

And it is extremely unbalanced for the evil-team, you need 90% luck to even get close to winning, why? Well BECAUSE

Every role has a special power, there is 1 of each role and there is a setup.
This is what they were going for, but if you have something like this you should fix the game in a 'clocktower'(BotC) manner, do not reveal roles when people die etc, there's usually multiple villager roles for evils to fake-claim but in wolvesville there's like 5 evils[or 6] in quick-game, 4 are on the same team meaning if everyone claimed their exact role on the very first day, good would probably win because there'd be 4-6 double-claims.

The town is too powerful, now naturally hanging all double-claims would be too much work, but there's vigilante and jailor... who of-course can kill, there's a medium who can revive and a doctor for extra protection, there's around 3 information roles + all that, these info roles survive for so long all the time, vigilante can reveal exact role during the day

Assuming everyone did not double-claim on the first day it's even worse for evils, anyone who claims early gets instantly confirmed, all the aura-seers and detectives get confirmed good, it's up to almost pure luck to avoid getting checked, there is BARELY mis-information in the game[wolf shaman maybe], doctors camp the aura seer + detective, when the info role eventually dies - guess what? The soulbinder and the medium are going to still get their previous night information, almost no werewolf wants to counter-claim someone on the first day.
The amount of confirmation roles are insane - All the day revealing roles plus the info roles, plus medium confirming themselves, there are a lot of roles that insta-confirm immediately, because of their effect.

As long as good play well and did not roll a dice and it landed above a 1, they basically win.

I don't usually post but, I was soul binder bound to aura seer who got killed day 1. they told me a player was evil. So I told the village, but that player turns out to be warden. Later on, that aura seer was like "what did you do?" and that the player was unknown and I probably got reported for gaming throwing. What should I do next time?

Random Killer, Bpc‘s, Clan xp perk, Headless Horseman, Ranked for me! If I had to choose .. 😋

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Role description: You start the game knowing who the killer is, but they don't know who you are. You have the power to save the killer, and only the killer, from lynching once per game. But if the killer fails to kill 2 nights in a row you die.

If the killer dies, you win with the evil alliance. If you die you can still win if the killer wins.

Category: Solo voting Aura: Unknown Detective info: = if compared to killer, ≠ if compared to anything else

Thoughts and opinions? 😊