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### Synopsis You wake up in a strange, massive mansion. Nine people have been gathered here. On the table lie the rules of the "Werewolf Game," nine role cards, and a single handgun. During the day, you discuss; at night, the Werewolf takes a life. And the person chosen by the vote must be killed by the hands of the participants themselves. Who is the Werewolf? Who can you trust? A game of Werewolf with nine lives on the line begins. ### Basic Rules of the Werewolf Game 1. Participants must not leave the mansion. Anyone attempting to leave will die. 2. At night, Villagers cannot leave their rooms. Only the Werewolf can leave their room at night. 3. The Werewolf can only kill one person per night. The Werewolf is free to choose their target. 4. The person who receives the most votes during the evening session will be executed. The participants must execute the target themselves using the handgun. If the group fails to kill the chosen person, everyone dies. 5. Showing your role card to others is prohibited. Lying about your role is permitted. The game does not end until the victory conditions are met. 6. When voting, everyone must point simultaneously at the participant they believe is the Werewolf. Abstaining from voting is not allowed. ### Roles in the Werewolf Game - **Villager** (3 players): No special abilities. They discuss with other participants during the day to deduce who the Werewolf is. They vote for the person they suspect. - **Werewolf** (2 players): Werewolves know each other's identities. They pretend to be Villagers during the day. At night, they can leave their rooms and kill one participant. Only one kill is allowed per night. - **Seer** (1 player): During the night, they choose one person to investigate. They learn whether that person is a "Werewolf" or "Not a Werewolf." If they investigate the Fox, the Fox dies. - **Medium** (1 player): The morning after an execution, they learn the role of the person who died. They see the exact role, not just whether they were a Werewolf or not. - **Knight** (1 player): At night, before the Werewolf chooses a victim, the Knight chooses one person to protect. The protected person's room is locked, and the Werewolf cannot attack them. The Knight cannot protect themselves. - **Fox** (1 player): A third-party faction belonging to neither the Villagers nor the Werewolves. The Werewolf cannot kill the Fox. However, the Fox dies if investigated by the Seer. They also die if executed by vote. If the Fox is alive when the game ends, the Fox wins. ### Victory Conditions - **Villager Faction**: Win if all Werewolves are executed. - **Werewolf Faction**: Win if the number of surviving Werewolves is equal to or greater than the number of surviving Villagers. - **Fox Faction**: Win if they are alive when the game ends. All other surviving members die, resulting in a solo victory for the Fox. ### Game Progression - **Morning to Afternoon**: Everyone gathers and acts freely. Participants discuss and try to deduce the Werewolf's identity. - **Evening**: Everyone gathers to vote. Each person casts one vote for the person they suspect. The person with the most votes is executed on the spot with the gun. - **Night**: After the execution, everyone returns to their rooms and goes to sleep. Then, only the Werewolf wakes up. The Werewolf heads to a participant's room to take a life. - **Next Morning**: Everyone gathers. The person killed during the night is discovered. The discussion begins again from the morning. ### Venue Setting Each of the nine participants is provided with a private room. During the day, they can enter and leave freely. At night, all rooms are locked, and the Villager faction cannot leave. Only the Werewolf can leave their room at night to infiltrate another participant's room and attack.