In One Night Ultimate Werewolf Daybreak, there's been an outbreak of werewolves in your town, and all of them have special powers. Fortunately, the village has all sorts of amazing roles to help them figure out who those werewolves are

Components

• 11 Character Cards
• 11 Character Tokens
• 2 Sentinel Tokens
• 6 Artifact Tokens
• Rulebook
• Getting Started Guide

Playing with the Daybreak Roles

This section describes all of the roles in Daybreak, and also explains how they interact with roles from the original One Night Ultimate Werewof game.

For the roles below, "Werewolf" includes the Alpha Wolf, Mystic Wolf, and Dream Wolf.

If you're a One Night Ultimate Werewolf veteran, add a few of the Daybreak roles to each game until you become comfortable with them.

Roles that wake up at Night

Sentinel

The Sentinel wakes up and may place a shield token on any, player's card except his own.

That card may not be viewed or moved, and may not have an artifact placed on it.

The Sentinel's shield prevents the Witch, Robber, Drunk, and Insomniac from viewing or moving their own card (if it is shielded). While the Drunk's power is normally mandatory, a shield on the Drunk's card prevents the Drunk from using his power.

During setup, a shield token should be placed near the center cards so the Sentinel can easily reach it.

The Sentinel is on the village team.

Alpha Wolf

If playing with the Alpha Wolf, position any other Werewolf card (including a regular Werewolf, the Mystic Wolf, or Dream Wolf) face down and perpendicular to the three center cards.

At night, the Alpha Wolf wakes with the other Werewolves. Afterwards, the Alpha Wolf wakes up separately.

The Alpha Wolf must exchange the Center Werewolf card with any other player's card (but not his own card or another Werewolf's card), without looking at either card.

All roles that can view or move a center card may also view or move the Center Werewolf card.

The Alpha wolf is on the werewolf team.

Mystic Wolf

The Mystic Wolf wakes with the other Werewolves.

Afterwards, the Mystic Wolf wakes up separately. The Mystic Wolf may look at one other player's card.

The Mystic Wolf is on the werewolf team.

Apprentice Seer

The Apprentice Seer wakes up and may look at one of the center cards.

The Apprentice Seer is on the village team.

Paranormal Investigator

The P.l. wakes up and may look at f'fL the cards of up to two other players, one at a time. If he views a Werewolf or Tanner, he may not view any more cards, and he becomes a Werewolf or Tanner, respectively.

If the P.l. sees the Doppelganger that saw a Werewolf, he continues looking (he doesn't know what the Doppelganger saw, and does not become what the Doppelganger saw, even if the Doppelganger saw a Werewolf or Tanner).

The Paranormal Investigator is on the village team, unless he finds a Werewolf, in which case he joins the werewolf team, or if he finds a Tanner, in which case he becomes a Tanner and only wins if he dies.

Witch

The Witch wakes up and may look at one of the center cards.

If she does look at a center card, then she must exchange that card with any player's card (including her own card), placing that player's card back in the center (in the same location) without looking at it.

The Witch is on the village team, unless she replaces her own card with a card from a different team.

Village Idiot

The Village Idiot wakes up and may move all players' cards but his own one place to the left or move all players' cards but his own one place to the right.

If he chooses to move cards, he must always move all player's cards except his own card, the center cards, and any cards with a shield token on them.

The Village Idiot is on the village team.

Revealer

The Revealer wakes up and may flip any other player's card face up.

If a Werewolf or Tanner is showing, he must flip it over again face down. If the Revealer reveals a Doppelganger or P.l. card, he leaves it face-up.

The Revealer only flips one card face up, even if he finds a Werewolf orTanner.

The Revealer is on the village team.

Curator

The Curator wakes up and may choose and place a random face-down Artifact token (without looking at it) on any player's card (including his own).

The Curator may not place an Artifact token on a card that has a shield token on it.

The Curator is on the village team.

No-wake Roles

Bodyguard

When everyone votes, the player that the Bodyguard points to cannot be killed.

If that player received the most votes, the player with the next most votes (at least two) is killed. Recommended for five or more players.

When the Bodyguard is in the game, it is necessary for all players to turn their cards over right after the vote (to see if the Bodyguard is pointing to the player with the most votes).

The Bodyguard is on the village team.

Dream Wolf

The Dream Wolf does not wake up with the other Werewolves.

When the Werewolves are called, he sticks out his thumb so that the other Werewolves know who he is.

When playing with the Minion, the Dream Wolf sticks out his thumb during the Minion's night phase. The Dream Wolf is on the werewolf team.

When playing with the Dream Wolf, the announcer should wake the Werewolves slightly differently:

Artifacts

There are different Artifact tokens that can be placed on any player's card by the Curator. When the night phase is over, any player with an Artifact token on his card must immediately secretly look at his token.

A player with an Artifact token may not show that token to anyone else. However, they may say anything about that token that they want to: they may say what it actually is, they may lie, etc.

All Artifact tokens override the card they are placed on; the Artifacts that change your role also take away any special power you might have at the end of the game (for instance, if your card is the Bodyguard and you receive the Brand of the Villager, the person you point at gets a vote and is not protected, because you are a Villager and not a Bodyguard anymore).

Artifact tokens that change a player's role also remove the Hunter's power and Tanner's winning condition if the token owner had one of those cards.

A token that is the same as your card (for instance, receiving a Claw of the Werewolf token on top of your Werewolf card) doesn't really do anything. However, you often can't be sure if your card was changed; but if it was, the token overrides that.

During setup, all of the Artifact tokens should be placed face down and shuffled, and the stack of face-down Artifact tokens should be placed near the center cards so the Curator can easily reach them.

You may choose to include only some of the Ar- tifacts instead of all of them, based on your per- sonal preference.

The following is a list of Artifacts:

Doppelganger and Daybreak

Even though your group of players might be very comfortable using the Doppelganger with the original One Night Ultimate Werewolf roles, we suggest that you play with the new roles without the Doppelganger before playing with her.

The Doppelganger does the following based on what she sees (roles marked with a (*) are night actions that the Doppelganger does immediately):

Sentinel (*): The Doppelganger-Sentinel may immediately place a shield token on another player's card (not her own).

Alpha Wolf (*): The doppelganger-alpha wolf immediately exchanges the center werewolf card with any player except hers or the alpha wolf's (but does not look at either card). When the werewolves are called, the doppelganger-alpha wolf wakes up with the rest of the werewolves. she does not wake up when the alpha wolf is called.

Mystic Wolf (*): The doppelganger-mystic wolf may immediately look at any player's card. when the werewolves are called, she wakes up with the rest of the werewolves. she does not wake up when the mystic wolf is called.

Apprentice Seer (*): The Doppelganger-Apprentice Seer may immediately view one of the center cards. She does not wake up when the Apprentice Seer is called.

Paranormal Investigator (*): The Doppelganger- P.l. may immediately look at other players' cards, one at a time, up to two of them. If she sees a werewolf she must stop, and then she becomes a werewolf. She does not wake up when the P.l. is called.

Witch (*): The doppelganger-witch may immediately look at a center card, and if she does that she must exchange it for any player's card without looking at that player's card. she does not wake up when the witch is called.

Village Idiot (*): The Doppelganger-Village Idiot may immediately move all player cards to the left or right. She does not wake up when the Village Idiot is called.

Revealer: The Doppelganger-Revealer wakes up towards the end of the night, immediately after the Revealer goes to sleep, and may flip over any player's card that is face down; if that card is a Werewolf or a Tanner, it must be flipped back over face down. She does not wake up when the original Revealer is called.

Curator: The Doppelganger-Curator wakes up towards the end of the night, immediately after the Curator goes to sleep, and may place an Artifact token face down on any player's card, except a card that already has a shield or another token on it. She does not wake up when the original Curator is called.

Bodyguard: She is now that role and does nothing else at night. When it comes time to vote, the Doppelganger-Bodyguard's "vote" protects whichever player she is pointing at.

Dream Wolf: The Doppelganger-Dream Wolf is on the werewolf team but she does not wake with the other Werewolves but instead puts her thumb out when the Werewolves are called at night.

The script for the Doppelganger is more complex depending on which Daybreak roles you have in place.

If she sees a no-wake role (Bodyguard or Dream Wolf) or a regular night action role (Sentinel, Alpha Wolf, Mystic Wolf, Apprentice Seer, P.I., Witch, Village Idiot), you may use the standard script from the original One Night Ultimate Werewolf game. If she views the Revealer or Curator, she'll need to wake again right after those roles wake up.

If the Revealer and Doppelganger are both in play, using the following Script after the Revealer:

If the Curator and Doppelganger are both in play, using the following Script after the Curator:

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