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- Vampires staying home can bite people visiting them - Overhaul house evidence deck to make it almost impossible to collect evidence on a non-villager in the first visit to their house, but to guarantee evidence by the 2nd visit (if visiting together with someone) or 3rd visit (if alone). - Killing roles (wolf/vamp/vig) visiting square now prioritize the person in the stocks when drawing an evidence card rather than participating in evidence sharing: - Wolves kill the person in the stocks unless they are another wolf or are known to be a villager - Vampires always fully drain the person in the stocks - Vigilantes kill known wolves/vampires in the stocks, and otherwise gain evidence on the person - Overhaul the forest location - All visitors (including wolves) now draw from the forest deck - The forest deck has far fewer empty-handed cards - When a non-vampire receives a wolf list, it will now be 3+ players instead of 4+ players - Wolves can sometimes share evidence with each other when visiting the forest - Vampires can drain people in the forest - Visitors to the forest risk exposing evidence on themselves. Usually this is reciprocal where two people meeting in the forest exchange roles. However, wolves and vigilantes will lie and pretend to be villagers.
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