u/Azypic

Lowkey think it’s gonna fix a lot of this game’s content drought.

-> CREWMATE:

Living Default - Crewmate : “The default Crewmate. Do your tasks and eject malicious players.”

Can enable flashlight vision, giving Crewmates a cone of vision instead of a circle. Finishing their tasks may let them choose 1 available but inactive Crewmate role in a list of (0-4) in order to become that role after the next meeting. Other Crewmate roles don't have flashlight vision.

Living 1 - Scientist : “Complete your tasks to gradually charge your vitals panel.”

Gives the user a remote vItals panel, where they can see who all have died since the last meeting for (10-30) seconds, and with a cooldown of (15-45) seconds. They can complete tasks or survive a meeting to recharge its duration by (25%-100%). There is a slight delay feature where the panel updates everyone’s vitals every (1-10) seconds.

Living 2 - Engineer : “Use the vents for faster travel. Remotely prevent any sabotage.”

Can use the vents for (5-15) seconds at a time before being kicked out and needing to wait for another (15-30) seconds. Their vision is lowered to (25%-75%) of its original size while they are inside the vents. They can also remotely fix any active sabotage with the repair button (1-5) times, which pulls up that sabotage's interactable interface. Repairing has a cooldown of (45-90) seconds, but the amount of time remaining on the cooldown is multiplied by (1-1.5) after they use a vent. Repairing a door immediately opens every door in that room at the same time.

Living 3 - Decoyer : “Create decoys, and be alerted of their death.”

The user can create decoys, who take on the appearance of any random living player; it will be labeled as a decoy from exclusively the Decoyer's point of view. The decoy will walk around using a predictable, automated task-based pathing. If at any point someone attempts to kill the decoy, the Decoyer will receive a directional alert, and the decoy will fall over and appear as a cardboard cutout once it's flopped to the ground; it cannot be reported as an actual body, and will disappear after (1-5) seconds. Decoys can be made (2-5) times on a (30-90) cooldown. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 4 - Tracker : “Monitor the general position of other players.”

Tracking someone will point a radial arrow from your location toward theirs, and will be more prominent the closer they are; it’ll turn into a dot if the tracked person is physically placed on your screen. The arrow updates position every (5-15) seconds, while the tracking itself has a duration of (45-90) seconds and a cooldown of (15-30) seconds. Tracking arrows are not color-coded to their respective target. Multiple players can be tracked simultaneously, and they do not know they are being tracked. Ending a track early causes the cooldown to be halved.

Living 5 - Detective : “Create murder files. Interrogate innocents to solve the crime.”

During meetings, they have the option of creating a murder file on one of the people who died prior to that meeting; they can make up to (2-5) murder files. From there, they must write down the cardinal region of the map where the body was found, clearly indicated by a regional map, and they must also estimate the relative time of death among a timeline of the respective round, operating under a (1-5) second range. Once the meeting ends, they can interrogate people, showing the Detective the relative cardinal directional region where that person was during the time frame that the Detective had previously estimated; this can be (1-3) times per file on a (15-30) second cooldown. They can also see the colorless footprints of other players, which fade after (0-15) seconds.

Living 6 - Vigilante : “Take justice into your own hands. Kill whoever is suspicious.”

They must load their gun with up to (1-3) bullets, with it taking (30-90) seconds to load a bullet; this can be interrupted and is paused during meetings. Once they have any ammo loaded, they can kill any amount of players equal to the amount of bullets in their gun, with a (15-45) second cooldown between kills. Killing a Crewmate increases the cooldown by (0-30) seconds, while killing an Impostor or Neutral decreases it by (0-15) seconds. Every single kill they gain decreases their vision radius by (10%-25%). The kill cooldown cannot go below (5-10) seconds. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 7 - Sheriff : “Complete your tasks to kill malicious players.”

They are given (1-5) additional tasks. Once their tasks are done, they permanently unlock a kill button that runs on a cooldown of (15-60) seconds, and it can be used a hypothetically infinite amount of times. Should they attempt to kill any Crewmate, the Sheriff will die instead of the Crewmate that they attempted to kill. When a Sheriff misfires, their corpse will be temporarily shrouded in gunpowder for (5-30) seconds.

Living 8 - Prosecutor : “Penalize suspicious players. Execute them during meetings.”

Gives the user the ability to penalize a player, which can be done (1-5) times per game on a (15-90) second cooldown. (5-30) seconds after the start of a meeting, the Prosecutor can attempt to execute any player that they penalized in the round prior. If they attempt to execute either an Impostor or a Neutral, that player will die mid-meeting, and the Prosecutor loses a use and can penalize again in that same meeting. Attempting to kill a Crewmate causes them to not be able to execute for another (0-3) meetings. Unexecuted players lose their penalization after that meeting ends, so the Prosecutor will need to penalize them again. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 9 - Plumber : “Temporarily clog vents. Dispose of anyone lurking within them.”

They can clog any vent (3-10) times per game, which causes it to be barricaded and unusable after the next meeting, and to be re-opened after (0-5) additional meetings; this has a (30-60) second cooldown. They can also use a dispose button when interacting with a vent, causing anyone inside that vent to be forcefully removed from it, though they will still waste the use if nobody is actually inside the vent; this has a (15-120) second cooldown and can be done (0-15) times. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 10 - Specialist : “Complete your tasks to confirm the directions of any malicious players.”

The user is given (5-15) additional tasks. They can scan their nearby environment once per completed task, which causes red arrows to appear pointing in the general direction of any non-Crewmate players regardless of line-of-sight, which fade after (1-5) seconds and have a cooldown of (30-120) seconds. Draining their uses after completing every task causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 11 - Quarantine Officer : “Close doors to potentially help the crew.”

They can physically interact with doors using the shut ability to close them for (15-30) seconds, with (5-15) uses on a (5-15) second cooldown. The doors cannot be manually opened by anyone other than the Quarantine Officer, who has the force ability to open all doors on a (15-45) second cooldown. They regain a use with each task they complete. Draining their uses after completing every task causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 12 - Investigator : “Scan players to confirm their role information.”

They can scan (1-5) players with a cooldown of (30-90) seconds, which provides a list of (3-5) active roles; with 1 of those being their actual role. From there, they can guess which of those roles they believe that person to be; if they’re correct, that player’s role is privately confirmed to the Investigator and they can see all of that player’s stats; but if they’re wrong, that person’s bio is discarded and unrecoverable. At least 1 role from each individual team will always show up on the list. They can also see logs of all the people that they have scanned and guess a scanned player’s role at any time, inside or outside of meetings, without ever needing to face role loss.

Living 13 - Medic : "Shield another player from death. Sacrifice yourself to save another.”

They can place a permanent shield over one player at a time at a cooldown of (5-60) seconds, which can block all types of kills, but not ejections. The shielded person does not know they are shielded, and the Medic will be alerted every time someone tries to kill the shielded player. The shielded player also does not know when someone tries to kill them. Attempting to kill someone with the shield will reset your kill cooldown, though they obviously won't die despite the kill button being pressed. The shield breaks if the Medic dies or gives it to someone else. They can also revive another player at a (15-30) second cooldown, causing the Medic to die and the corpse to be revived. There is a setting for the Medic to die instantly rather than dying as soon as the body is revived, with an offset delay of (5-10) seconds.

Living 14 - Overseer : “Place security systems to monitor individual areas.”

They can place (1-5) cameras around the map with a (30-90) second cooldown. They can also place (1-3) motion sensors around the map with a (15-60) second cooldown. They must complete tasks to charge up their monitor, which charges (5%-25%) per task, drains (1%-10%) per second while opened, and is automatically reset to a (10%-100%) battery when a meeting ends. With the monitor, they can view both their placed cameras and the logs of the people who passed over the motion sensors. There is a setting to let the security systems be visible to (Crewmates, All Non-Neutrals, or Everyone). They can view the monitor at any time.

Living 15 - Madman : “Defend and camouflage yourself. Do whatever it takes to survive.”

They are given the defend and camouflage abilities. Defending themself causes any non-Crewmate player who interacts with them to be teleported to a random vent, and this has (1-5) uses, lasts for (5-15) seconds on a (30-60) second cooldown; it does nothing if a Crewmate interacts with them, though the Madman won’t know about the interaction. Defending gives the Madman a knife vest that can only be seen by (Impostors, or Everyone). Camouflaging causes them to turn nearly invisible, only being identifiable as a semi-transparent redacted player silhouette that cannot be interacted with nor killed for (5-15) seconds on a (45-90) second cooldown, and can be used (5-10) times. Using one of these abilities causes the other to be disabled, and the cooldowns for both abilities start depleting once the respective duration ends. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 16 - Dictator : “Campaign others to exile players.”

They can remotely call up to (0-2) meetings per game on a startup cooldown of (60-120) seconds. They must interact with (5-15) total living players with the campaign ability, which has a cooldown of (30-60) seconds. Once they have used up all of their campaign uses, they unlock the exile meeting ability that delivers (2-5) anonymous votes to a player of their choice, instantly ending the voting session; the chosen player can be spared if enough people had already voted elsewhere. Exiling can be done (1-3) times per game, on a cooldown of (2-5) meetings. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 17 - Physic : “Compare player alliances. Cheat death on a whim.”

They can use the inspect ability on (1-3) pairs of Crewmates, on a cooldown of (30-60) seconds. They can view logs of the inspection pairs, where it will clarify if the 2 players in each pair are on the same team; it won’t say the actual name of the teams they may or may not share, however. They also have the ability to temporarily die using the astralize ability, and will become a roleless ghost for (5-10) seconds on a (30-90) second cooldown before reanimating and continuing like normal; if a meeting begins through any means before they reanimate, they will remain dead forever. Astralizing has (1-3) uses. Due to the constant viewability of the inspection logs, they will not lose the role.

Living 18 - Pharmacist : “Inject players with medicine. Receive information about corpses.”

The Pharmacist has an inject ability which can be used infinitely on a (10-30) second cooldown. Using it on someone has a delay of (1-5) before it gives them one of many temporary status effects. Potential effects consist of; a speed boost of anywhere from (75%-90%) to (110%-125%), a vision boost of (50%-75%) to (125%-150%), or temporarily setting all of their ability cooldowns to (15-60). The Pharmacist will also be given information each time they report a body, which will be stored in their death logs; these can be accessed both inside and outside of meetings. The details will include the precise time of death and the role that caused the death; if they caused their own death, the corpse’s role will be stated, though it won’t be labeled as their own. Players given an injection will not be directly informed of who injected them.

Living 19 - Navigationist : “Create ziplines for everyone to use.”

They can place up to (1-3) pairs of ziplines that allow anyone to travel much faster; there is a placement delay of (1-5) seconds and neither ziplines will be visible to anyone but the Navigationist until both have been placed. This has a cooldown of (15-60) seconds, with a universal cooldown of (5-10) seconds for all ziplines. Ziplines cannot wallclip. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 20 - Journalist : “Record information to anonymously share during meetings.”

They can take (1-5) pictures and collect (1-3) notepads; the notepad collection ability is disabled if notepads are also disabled. When they take a picture, it shows everything that the Journalist can see, except for the model of the Journalist themself; this has a cooldown of (30-90) seconds. Each time they can report a body, they also have the option to collect that body's notepad. During meetings, they can select information from their (Pictures, Notepads, or Both) to be publicly viewable during the meeting on the voting screen using the disseminate ability, although nobody will know who the Journalist is. There is a setting to also let the Journalist share their own notepad. If they take a picture of a Crewmate, disseminate that picture, and that same Crewmate is ejected at any point, the Journalist will be sued for libel during the ejection screen, and they will lose the role when the meeting ends. The Journalist can view the collected information and picture at any point, and won’t lose the role unless they get sued.

Ghost Default - Crewmate Ghost : “Do your tasks. Observe the living.”

Receives a speed boost that is (105%-125%) of typical Crewmate speed, and this is given to all Crewmate ghosts regardless of whether they receive a role; that speed boost will be doubled when they finish their tasks. There is a setting to force them to walk as if they are alive; otherwise, they can haunt someone to follow them.

Ghost 1 - Guardian Angel : “Protect the living crew from beyond the grave.”

They can protect living players. Using it on a player temporarily shields them from death, but you can only place one at a time on a global cooldown of (45-120) seconds, and it only lasts (10-25) seconds. All ghosts can see the shield, and there is a setting to let the Impostors also see the shield. If someone attempts to kill someone protected by a Guardian Angel, the shield will break, and their kill cooldown will be reset at half the time it usually takes to drain. There is a list setting to only let certain living roles become this ghost role.

Ghost 2 - Apparition : “Create orbs of light and death alerts for the living to see.”

They can summon an orb and create an alert. Summoning an orb creates a pocket of vision that players can see through walls, using the same size as their current vision radius. The orb lasts for (5-30) seconds and has a cooldown of (30-120) seconds. Creating an alert can be done (10-30) seconds after someone dies, with the (45-90) second cooldown being reset with every kill. The alert will point at the death site of the player they chose, lasting for (5-15) seconds, although the alert itself is quiet and hard to see. There is a list setting to only let certain living roles become this ghost role.

-> IMPOSTOR:

Living Default - Impostor: “The default Impostor. Sneak around and kill everyone.”

Can kill with a (10-45) second cooldown that still drains while inside the vents, use the vents indefinitely, and sabotage with a (15-45) second cooldown. Can also be given flashlight vision, like the default Crewmate. All other Impostor roles will have a (15-60) second kill cooldown, a (30-60) second sabotage cooldown, and will have a vision radius instead of flashlights.

Living 1 - Assassin : “Correctly guess another player’s role to kill them in a meeting.”

During meetings, they are given the ability to assassinate any living non-Impostor player on a (5-30) second cooldown. Attempting to assassinate someone prompts the Assassin with a list of active roles, except the default Crewmate, and if they guess that player’s role correctly, that player will die mid-meeting. When someone dies mid-meeting, only the person that died will see who killed them; everyone else will see a red X over their player icon. If the Assassin guesses incorrectly, they will lose one of their (1-3) strikes; once they run out, they cannot assassinate again. They can also read logs of their assassinations at any time. This role can also be set as an additional attribute to stack onto the roles of (1-5) Impostors, instead of being a unique role.

Living 2 - Shapeshifter : "Sample innocents to disguise yourself.”

Can hold (1-5) player samples at a time, with a cooldown of (15-45) seconds, and they can then pull up a panel of the people they sampled in order to transform into one of them for (10-30) seconds. Shifting into someone removes their sample, with a cooldown of (15-60) seconds after they unshift before they can shift into someone else again; meaning, they will need to collect someone’s sample again if they wish to shift into them more than once. They leave small piles of skin shavings on the ground where they initially shifted for (0-60) seconds.

Living 3 - Phantom : “Vanish to stealthily plan and navigate.”

They can vanish, giving them the appearance of a semi-transparent redacted player silhouette that can be interacted with or killed. Vanishing lets the Phantom; see other player silhouettes through walls, phase through locked doors, and/or receive a speed boost of (105%-125%). Any of the previously listed abilities can be disabled. Vanishing lasts (15-45) seconds, with a (30-60) second cooldown before they are able to vanish again. If the Phantom kills while vanished, they will be forced to automatically appear after (0-3) seconds, and the corpse will very briefly be shrouded in a small puff of smoke. There is a setting to keep them from venting while vanished.

Living 4 - Viper : “Bite corpses to dissolve them and cover your tracks.”

They have the ability to bite a corpse on a cooldown of (5-15) seconds. Upon doing so, the body will be drenched in acid, and will start to dissolve over the span of (10-30) seconds, and it cannot be reported or discoverable on security systems once it’s fully dissolved. There is a setting to prevent a Medic from reviving a dissolving corpse, a setting that prevents the acid from being visible to Crewmates until it’s (1-5) seconds from completely dissolving, and a setting for there to be a permanent, unreportable, and barely-visible puddle on the spot where a body had previously dissolved. Killing or biting will cause both cooldowns to reset, preventing instant dissolves.

Living 5 - Hypnotist : “Puppet other players to do your dirty work.”

Is given the ability to puppet another player, which can be done (3-15) times with a (45-90) second cooldown, and lasts for (5-15) seconds. Attempting to puppet someone will open up a menu which displays everyone who was alive by the end of the previous meeting, including the Hypnotist’s teammates, and they can select one of those people to temporarily control. From there, the targeted person loses control of themself, and is forced to watch as the Hypnotist remotely controls them. Controlled players obviously do not know who is puppeting them, but other players can see a faint red spiral effect around both the currently-puppeted player and the Hypnotist. The victim automatically regains control once the puppeteering ends. There is a setting to prevent the Hypnotist’s recent pawn from reporting any bodies they killed during the puppeteering. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 6 - Excavator : “Dig up new vents for more efficient navigation.”

Allows the user to dig a new vent up to (3-10) times, with a cooldown of (15-45) seconds, and a placement delay of (1-5) seconds. The vents placed by the Excavator are all completely interconnected, and can be used by anyone with the ability to vent. There is a setting for the Excavator’s vents to be deleted following the meeting that occurred during or after the Excavator’s hypothetical death; this of course restores the pre-placed map vents. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 7 - Parasite : “Spread the infection. Leap from one host to the next.”

They have the ability to infect someone on a cooldown of (45-90) seconds, which causes the Parasite to die but gain immediate control over their victim; this can persist through meetings. They will also gain a vocal filter that mimics the person they are controlling. A small creature will quickly leap from the previous Parasite’s corpse onto the current host, being visible for (0.1-1) seconds. There is a setting for the Parasite to also gain the role abilities of their current victim. They can infect as many people as they want, and perform normal kills at any time; infecting or killing will cause the cooldowns of both abilities to reset.

Living 8 - Mutant : “Charge up a rampage to potentially kill multiple people at a time.”

Once their kill cooldown is finished, their rampage ability will begin charging up by a percent per (0.1-1) seconds, although the rampage can be used at any time. Rampaging decreases the percentage by (5%-25%) per second; during a rampage, the Mutant will take the appearance of a heavily mutated Impostor with more animalistic movement, will be sped up to (105%-125%), gain a vision boost of (125%-150%), and will not have a kill cooldown. For every kill they gain during a rampage, their kill cooldown temporarily increases by (1-5) seconds once it ends, and for every rampage they complete without killing or manually ending it early, their kill cooldown permanently decreases by (1-5) seconds. They can obviously still kill without ever rampaging, although doing so will cause the currently-gained percentage of the rampage to be halved.

Living 9 - Projector : “Project a hologram of yourself to confuse the crew.”

They can project themself, creating a hologram of themself that walks around following an automated and human-seeming path, and turning the real version of themself invisible. This has (5-10) uses, a duration of (15-30) seconds before the hologram disappears, and a cooldown of (15-60) seconds. Once the duration ends, the invisible version disappears and the Projector gains control over the hologram. Killing while projecting forces the Projector to stop projecting after (1-5) seconds, though they can end it early if they so choose. There is a setting to let the Projector have a mini-screen to let them see what the hologram is doing. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 10 - Decimator : “Attach bombs to innocents. Use flashbangs to blind people.”

They can plant a bomb onto someone else (1-3) times on a cooldown of (60-90) seconds, which can be detonated at any time after a (0-5) second delay and is automatically removed after (15-30) seconds of inactivity. From there, detonating the bomb causes anyone and everyone within its radius to die. The radius can be (1.25-2) times the physical size of the bombed player, and there is a setting for the radius to be visible to (Decimator, All Impostors, or Everyone), although the explosion itself can be seen by everyone. Their victim doesn’t know they are bombed until it detonates. They also have a flashbang ability that can be used (1-10) times on a (30-90) second cooldown. This causes everyone within a range (1.25-2) times the vision radius of the Decimator to be blinded for (1-10) seconds, although it does not blind (Decimator, or All Impostors), or anyone in the vents. Flashbanged players have a faint white swirl effect around them. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting.

Living 11 - Augmentor : “Kill your targets. Become more powerful with each kill.”

Every (30-90) seconds outside of meetings, the Augmentor is given a new player to target. The first kill unlocks the radar, which shows anonymous player positions on their minimap, passively updating every (15-30) seconds. The second kill unlocks sprinting, which lasts for (5-15) seconds and offers a temporary speed boost of (115%-130%) on a (15-60) second cooldown. The third unlocks temporary camouflage, making them appear as a colorless unidentifiable player, which lasts for (10-30) seconds on a (30-90) second cooldown. Every fourth kill onward, the kill cooldown is permanently decreased by (1-5) seconds, although the kill cooldown cannot become less than (5-15) seconds. Killing a player who is not the target resets their kill cooldown back to normal and causes their unlocked abilities to begin running their cooldowns. Any of these abilities can be disabled in the settings, except for the kill cooldown reduction.

Living 12 - Recluse : “Spindle corpses to drag them. Weave webs to be alerted of movement.”

Spindling can be used on any corpse up to (3-10) times, allowing the Recluse to drag the corpse around and place it; doing so temporarily decreases the Recluse’s speed to (85%-95%) until the corpse is placed. Everyone can see this happening, as the corpse will be covered in webs once the Recluse spindles it, and the webs won’t ever go away. Spindling has a cooldown of (5-15) seconds, and the cooldown is also triggered upon a kill. Weaving lets them place large webs up to (3-5) times, and the Recluse will receive a small alert pointing toward each web when anyone walks through it. The weaved webs can be seen by (Recluse, All Impostors, All Non-Crewmates, or Everyone) and have a placement delay of (1-5) seconds. There is a setting to prevent Medics from reviving spindled corpses, another setting to prevent a Viper from biting a spindled corpse, a setting to let the Recluse drag bodies through the vents, and a setting to prevent spindled bodies from appearing as dead on all vitals monitors. Due to the passive alerts of the weaved webs, the Recluse will not lose the role at any point.

Living 13 - Godfather : “Blackmail players to permanently silence them.”

They have the passive ability of vents being interconnected, though this can be turned off; they can also receive directional alerts when an Impostor dies, and this can be turned off. They have a blackmail ability that has (1-3) uses on a (45-90) second cooldown. Once they blackmail someone, that player will be publicly labeled as blackmailed and can’t talk in the following meeting; other Impostors cannot be blackmailed. When that meeting ends, the blackmailed players will mysteriously disappear, and be classified as dead; unless the Godfather died during that meeting, in which case the blackmailed players will survive and regain the ability to talk. 

Ghost Default - Impostor Ghost : “Sabotage the living to assist the remaining killers.”

Can sabotage with a (45-90) second cooldown. Receives a speed boost that is (110%-150%) of typical Impostor speed, and this is given to all Impostor ghosts regardless of whether they receive a role. There is a setting to force them to walk as if they are alive; otherwise, they can haunt someone to follow them.

Ghost 1 - Wraith : “Their footsteps are your own. Possess the living. Finish what you started.”

The Wraith can possess any living player up to (1-3) times, with a cooldown of (45-90) seconds. While possessing someone, the Wraith can then control that player for (5-15) seconds, and they can do anything; killing uses a cooldown of (90-120) seconds that pauses while possessing, and can be done (0-1) times. The possessed player will see sporadic hallucinations surrounding them; everyone else will see the possessed player as having a barely-visible ghastly effect around them. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting. There is a list setting to only let certain living roles become this ghost role.

Ghost 2 - Red Herring : “Create visual distractions. Ensure maximum confusion.”

They can place (1-3) sabotage locations on a cooldown of (15-30) seconds, and from there they can set off the alarms on a cooldown of (30-90) seconds; the alarms can be set off (5-10) times. They can also create fake corpses that will have a random available color on a cooldown of (45-90) seconds with (1-5) uses; if someone attempts to report it, it will instantly disappear and won’t start a meeting. Draining their uses causes them to lose the role at the end of the next meeting. There is a list setting to only let certain living roles become this ghost role.

-> NEUTRAL:

Living Default - Neutral : “The default Neutral. Join a different team.” 

They can petition (1-3) players, allowing the Neutral to see their team, and then get the option to permanently turn into the default role on that player's team. There is a setting to notify Impostors of a Neutral joining them. If they never join another team, they can only win by surviving to the end. They can also use the vents without limitation up until they choose a team.

Living 1 - Jester : “Get ejected to win. You can wildcard someone to take them down with you.” 

The Jester’s main goal is to be as suspicious as possible and get ejected. They can also use the vents with a cooldown of (0-5) seconds and a duration of (15-30) seconds, with a setting for vents to be fully interconnected across the entire map. During meetings, the Jester may use their wildcard ability to choose a player that, should the Jester be ejected, will be ejected alongside them; if they chose to use this and succeed, they will be announced as the Jester during the ejection screen regardless of whether ejection role reveals are on. If the Jester survives a meeting, their wildcarded player will lose the wildcard. The game won’t end instantly upon ejection, but the Jester will still be classified as a winner when the game actually ends if they get ejected at any point. They lose if the game ends without them being ejected.

Living 2 - Arsonist : “Douse everyone in gasoline. Ignite and kill everyone in bursts to win.”

Can douse other players in gasoline, having up to (2-10) total players doused at a time- this has a cooldown of (15-45) seconds and lasts for (120-600) seconds, persisting through meetings. Doused players will appear to be constantly dripping in gasoline until it fully depletes, but this can only be seen by the Arsonist. Players do not know they are doused. Dousing has a small delay of (0-5) seconds. From there, the Arsonist can ignite all of their targets at once, causing them all to remotely die, with a unique ash effect surrounding them upon death; this persists for (1-5) seconds. Igniting has a cooldown of (30-90) seconds. Wins by eventually killing everyone.

Living 3 - Glitch : “H*ck to cause mass hysteria. Troubleshoot and kill everyone else to win.”

They have both a kill button and a h*ck button. The kill button has a (10-45) second cooldown and can be used infinitely. The h*ckbutton acts like a temporary panic sabotage, causing a large glitching effect to overlay everyone’s screens, everyone’s cosmetics to be jumbled, names to be hidden, and security systems to be unusable, but meetings can still be called. The h*ck ability lasts for (5-15) seconds and has a (30-90) second cooldown. The effects of the h*ck do not persist during meetings. They can also assassinate Crewmates via troubleshooting during meetings, with (1-3) guess strikes and a (15-30) second troubleshoot cooldown; complete strike loss results in instant death. They win by killing everyone else.

The * in h*ck is an “a”. Automod takes down posts with that word in it apparently.

Living 4 - Scrambler : “Scramble votes, transport players, and survive to the end to win.”

They can scramble the received votes of any 2 people, including themself, up until the point where everyone’s votes are revealed at the end of a meeting. This means that when one player receives less votes than another, but they get scrambled, the first person will receive the votes of the person who would’ve otherwise been ejected. They must wait (1-3) meetings before scrambling again. During typical gameplay, they can transport 2 people, causing those 2 to swap positions on the map, which can be done (5-50) times at a cooldown of (15-60) seconds. There is a setting to let them have the ability to transport themself. This role doesn’t have a win condition, they simply need to survive to the end to win.

Living 5 - Fraud : “Use the roles of the dead to your advantage, and survive to the end to win.”

This role receives alerts every time someone dies. Interacting with the body allows them to observe that person’s role, showing their team, and their actual role, assuming they had one. They have the option to mimic that person’s role. If they choose to accept, they will gain a single-use version of the ability that that person had, with a cooldown of (30-120) seconds per mimic. This role doesn’t have a win condition, they simply need to survive to the end to win.

Living 6 - Life Link : "Link yourself to another person. Both of you must survive to win."

They can link 1 other player to themself, with a cooldown of (15-60) seconds before they can make their choice. Once linked, both players will die if either one is killed or ejected at any point. If the Life Link and their partner survive to the end of the game, both of them will win and other winners are overridden. There is a setting to let linked player's Impostor partners win as well if the linked player was an Impostor. The other player doesn't know they are linked. 

Living 7 - Cultist : “Recruit players to join the cult. Kill your opposition.”

They have a recruit button and a kill button. Recruiting a player causes them to become another Cultist once the next meeting ends, though they will keep their previous role abilities; this can be done infinitely on a (45-90) second cooldown. Abilities with kill button additions will not carry over. Recruiting an Impostor causes the interaction to fail, and the Impostor will be highlighted in red to all Cultists; the Impostor will not know about this. Players who become a Cultist will have the same abilities as the original, and they can see all of their fellow Cultists labeled as such, with a crown effect being given to the original; they won’t see this until the conversion. Killing can be done to anyone who is not a Cultist (1-5) times on a (60-120) second cooldown, though they won’t lose the role by draining their uses. If the original Cultist is killed by any means, the remaining Cultists lose the ability to recruit. They will win if they are the only group of players remaining alive by the end of the game.

Ghost Default - Neutral Ghost : “Bet on the winners for more currency rewards.”

They can bring up a menu of living players, and then bet on (3-5) total players who they believe will win the game. They can bet on a multiplier of (1.5-3), which will be used later on. Once the overview screen has been reached, they will receive their post-game currency profits multiplied by the multiplier which they had previously betted on, and that number is further multiplied by the amount of winners they got correct. For each they got wrong, it is divided by the multiplier. If all of their bets were correct, they are re-classified as a game winner, and their multiplier is overridden and is instead set to (5-15). Bets can be changed at any time.

Ghost 1 - Vindicator : “Complete your tasks and call a meeting to win.”

They are forced to walk around as if they are alive. They are given (5-15) additional tasks, and they can call a meeting once they’re done. The meeting ends immediately after the death reveal screen, and it shows everyone an ejection screen where the Vindicator is ejected, and their role is revealed as the Vindicator; the ejection doesn’t mean anything though, since the Vindicator was already dead, and they keep the role with the additional ability to haunt people. If a meeting is called by someone other than the Vindicator, the Vindicator's uncompleted tasks are reset and changed, though completed ones remain unchanged. They will lose if they reach the end of the game without fulfilling their objective, and will win if they successfully completed their tasks and called the meeting, though the victory obviously isn’t instant. There is a list setting to only let certain living roles become this ghost role.

Ghost 2 - Void Walker : “Sabotage and jumpscare the remaining players.”

The Void Walker is special in the case that they can be seen by everyone, dead or alive; they take on the appearance of a single-colored player ghost without a visor or any cosmetics. They have a sabotage menu that operates on a (45-90) second cooldown per sabotage, although they cannot call a critical game-ending sabotage of any kind. The Impostor's sabotage cooldowns are not affected by the Void Walker's sabotages; the Impostors will also see extremely faint purple smog clouding their screen during a Void Walker's sabotages. They also have the ability to jumpscare any single player of their choosing, playing a loud ghostly noise and flashing their screen with several flashing images of the Void Walker; the images won't flash if the player receiving them has anti-epilepsy settings on. The jumpscare itself persists for (0.25-1) seconds on a (30-60) second cooldown and can be done (1-5) times without role loss. They can also haunt people, which prevents that person from seeing the Void Walker; that player will also receive the same purple smog that the Impostors see.