Question 1

Playing the Witch

Accepted Answer

A role of both protection and death, the Witch is a staple of the werewolf game. It is one of the most powerful role, she can swing apart the game.

Presentation

|| The Witch's objective is to defeat the Werewolves. The Witch wakes up every night and can use one of her two potions: save the Werewolves victim, or kill another player.

The Witch can only use one potion every night. She can choose to do nothing.
She only has one of each potion.
Her potion overrides the Guard or the Hunter over the Red Riding Hood's protection.

Strategies

Using your healing potion

The strategies surrounding the Witch's role can vary according to their playing style. Some would suggest using your healing potion during the first round, some would prefer to use it later, and others would use their potion on themselves and them only.

Here are some interesting tricks:

Using your healing potion during the first round guarantees you to save at least one player through the game. You can clear a player, at least on the first day, and you are sure not to lose both of your potions if you get killed during day one.
Saving another player can allow you to know who is innocent. Be careful, the Wolves can trick you and vote for one of their own, and the Sick Rat could be taken as a target.
Using your healing potion on yourself is a way to assure you save someone innocent:

Question 2

Detailed overview of roles

Accepted Answer

It is important to learn the technical particularities of every single Wolfy role. You can find here their official description, accompanied by different important details to know to fully master your games.

Some tips:

It is possible to consult important information of the roles during a game by going to the "Composition" tab and by passing your mouse on the role in question.

Roles

There are 20 roles proposed on Wolfy : 3 Wolves, 3 Solitaries and 14 Villagers.

Werewolves' Camp

There are 3 roles in the Werewolves' party : Werewolf, Black Wolf and Talkative Wolf. Their objective is to eliminate all the innocent and solitary players.

Werewolf

|| Defeating the villagers is their objective. During that night, the Werewolves join together and vote on who should be eliminated. During the day, they cannot be unmasked.

The Werewolves are called once per night. They can discuss with other Wolves during their voting phase.
If the vote leads to a tie, a player dies randomly among those who were targeted in the tie.
No player will die if the Wolves don't target anyone.

Black Wolf

|| Defeating the villagers is his objective. During the night, he wakes up with

Question 3

Contact Wolfy

Accepted Answer

There are different ways to contact us. Here is how to do it:

Contact the Moderation

In case of misunderstanding, dispute of a punishment, or ask a question about the game, it is possible to speak with a moderator in order to obtain answers. To do so, several means are at your disposal:

Live chat

Live chat allows you to have a conversation with a moderator directly from the Wolfy support website.

In order to contact a moderator, you just have to go to the support page, click on the "contact" bubble at the bottom right of your screen. You will have to fill in your information (email and username) and explain your problem. A moderator will answer you as soon as possible.

Keep in mind that if the person talking to you is from the villagers' side, they are a moderator. If they are a wolf, they are a developer or a manager.

|| Keep in mind that the live chat is not an instant chat, you will receive a response as soon as possible, a short delay may apply. Once the chat has started, you can explain your problem. A robot will then ask you to enter your email address and your Wolfy username. Finally, a moderator will answer your request.

Email

It is also possible to contact the support team by email. In order to do so, send an email to this address: support@wolfy.fr

|| In order to speed up the processing of your request, it is better

Question 4

Playing the Cupid

Accepted Answer

Easy to understand, the Cupid is an easy role to play, if you stay attentive of your couple. However, it is less obvious to know how to play when you've been designated as a lover by Cupid.

Presentation

|| Defeating the Werewolves is his objective. The first night, he designate two lovers. If one of them dies, the other will follow them to their grave.

Cupid only has the power to designate the two lovers. Once they've been named, he becomes similar to a Simple Villager.
He can auto-designate himself as a lover.
The two lovers can be in different teams. If a Wolf is coupled with an innocent, they need to eliminate all the players to win the game.
The two lovers can discuss at any moment through a private chat that you can activate via the button on the left of where you write messages.
Copying the text indicating the information on your couple in the chat is considered as unfair gameplay.
The Cupid does not win with lovers but with the innocents or with werewolves if he is infected.

Strategies

There are four distinct types of couple:

Innocent - Innocent
Werewolf - Innocent
Werewolf - Werewolf
Solitary role - Werewolf / Innocent

The Innocent - Innocent couple

Innocent couple, your goal is to survive, and hope for a victory from the villager's team. It is rare for an innocent couple to finish the game alive, since there is a big chance that

Question 5

Playing the Mentalist

Accepted Answer

The Mentalist is a strong role from the same family as the Seer: he gives information on the game.

Presentation

|| His objective is to defeat the werewolves. He can perceive the outcome of the village's vote 30 seconds before it ends.

30 seconds before the voting ends, the Mentalist receives a message in the chat indicating if the vote is going well or not.
He can therefore determine if the majority vote targets a Werewolf or not, and influence the players to change their vote.
Copying the message indicating the outcome of the vote is considered as unfair gameplay.
Contrary to the Seer, he can detect if a player has been infected by the Black Wolf.
As the Mentalist, you can not detect the Sick Rat and the people he has contamined.

Strategies

Playing simply

A popular practice of the Mentalist is to leave his vote on a player, and if the vote is going badly, invites the players to switch votes to another player to avoid killing an innocent player. Even if the more experimented players will not be fooled, it is still and efficient way to not openly reveal your role, but still influence the game!

"Menta tests"

It is quite frequent to talk about "Menta tests" to ask for confirmation on suspicions of another player.

If a Werewolf is already known by the village, it is possible to launch a vote on an other player to test if he is also a Werewolf.

Question 6

Playing the Talkative Wolf

Accepted Answer

Iconic Wolfy role, the Talkative Wolf is hard to play, for a good reason: he risks dying at any moment if he isn't attentive enough. However he remains an interesting role to play due to his strategic side for the Werewolves, as well as for the village.

Presentation

|| Defeating the innocents is his objective. Every day, he receives a message indicating a word he needs to say before the sun sets, if he wishes to stay alive.

The Talkative Wolf is a Werewolf with an extra constraint.
He dies at the end of the day if he has not written his word.
The word in question can be written in classic messages, mayor presentations, and accusations.
It can be camouflaged inside another word.
He has no word to say when the Dictator takes over control, unless the power is taken over in the second round, during the mayor's election. If the Dictator dies during the night or in the morning when he was supposed to make his coup, the Talkative Wolfy has no word to write.

The Talkative Wolf needs to place the word "Wolf" during the day if he wishes to survive

Note : all the Werewolves can see the word the Talkative Wolf need to say

Strategies

The Talkative Wolf can become a real asset to the Wolves if he is played properly. Let's explore the different strategies.

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