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A win may occur at the beginning of the Day (after deaths are publicly announced) or after a successful lynch. If all remaining players die at the same time, it is a draw by wipeout.
When members of opposing factions suicide (leave the game), they are automatically counted as dead (this means that the number of votes required changes accordingly during the Voting phase, and most roles are unable to use their ability on said players). However, a win will only trigger once their deaths are announced (Night death or lynch). If a player is lynched while all other opposing players left the game, the game will automatically end after the Last Words phase, even if their death was not publicly announced. This means that the game may end unexpectedly after lynching a Townie.
If there are no deaths in two consecutive Days late in the game (Days 7+), a draw by timeout will occur despite opposing factions being left alive.
It is possible to have games without any opposing faction. However, this is only possible in All Any and Coven All Any. When this happens, the game will immediately end as soon as Day 2 starts. It is impossible to end a game Day 1.
A stalemate may occur when only two players are left alive who are unable to kill or lynch the other (e.g. a Serial Killer versus the Godfather) or one can prevent the other from killing indefinitely (e.g. an Escort versus an Arsonist). In most cases, this will not lead to a draw, but to an automatic victory for one of the remaining factions. This win normally goes for the faction with the lowest win rate.
A faction victory is achieved for either the Town, Mafia, Coven, NeutralKilling, Vampires, Plaguebearer, or Pestilence if at least one member of one faction is alive while all members of the other factions are dead or converted (by any means). In case of a faction victory, all members of the faction win, regardless of whether or not they are dead or alive.
While Plaguebearer and Pestilence count as different roles, in the case of an Amnesiac remembering one of them and winning the game, the dead player will also win as long as they didn't leave, even if their roles are not the same. Despite having different victory screens, they are essentially the same faction.
If a Vigilante is alive with a Witch, the game will continue until one of them is killed. The game will also not end if there is more than one Witch alive. A Transporter will win in a 1 v 1 situation only against the Mafioso.
A Mafia member will win in a 1 v 1 situation against an Escort or the Jailorwithout executions. Additionally, the Godfather wins automatically against a Transporter.
Against the Werewolf, both roles are capable of killing each other. If it is a Full MoonNight and ignition happen on the same Night, it is a draw by wipeout. If ignition happens on a non-Full MoonNight, then the Arsonist wins, however this scenario became unlikely as the Werewolf received a buff where the attack restriction is removed 4th night onwards.
The win screen used to appear when Pestilence won in general, but an update before the official release of the CovenExpansion gave it a win screen of its own.
If all remaining faction members die in the same Night or a draw by timeout occurs, one of the following victory messages will appear. The message does not mean that all players with that role have won. Additionally, these roles may also win during a faction victory, even without their own victory message.
This is the result of at least one Witch surviving when all faction members are dead. Only the living Witches will win. Witches do not win during Town victories or during any draw, even if there are no Townies left alive. In any situation with an alive Vigilante or multiple Witches, the game will continue unless either role is killed. In a 1 v 1 situation against a Vigilante without bullets, the Witch will win.
This is the result of at least one Executioner winning by having lynched their target earlier in the game. Only the Executioners that have lynched their target will win. Winning by becoming a Jester and being lynched does not apply. The Executioner does not have to be alive to win.
This is the result of at least one Guardian Angel winning the game without anyone else winning. Only the Guardian Angels that have kept their target alive will win. This can occur in a draw by timeout while the target of the Guardian Angel is still alive. This may also happen if their target has failed to complete their goal, which is only possible if their starting target is a Pirate or Amnesiac, although Amnesiacs can also become either a Jester or Executioner and lose. The Guardian Angel does not have to be alive to win.
This is the result of the Pirate achieving their goal of successfully plundering two people while the game ends in a timeout or wipeout. The Pirate does not have to be alive to win.
This is the result of no faction winning except for multiple Neutral roles during a wipeout or elimination of all factional roles, such as the last two people alive being a Survivor and a Pirate (victorious or not). Any non-factional Neutrals that are alive will instead have their own win screen shown. If multiple Neutrals are alive, and at least one of them has won, this win screen will appear despite the fact that some alive Neutrals have not won.
This will occur only when the remaining players alive are lovers of each other in Lovers Mode. Lover pairs can be of any faction as long as only pairs are alive. If any non-lover players are alive, the game continues. Deceased pairs of lovers will not win the game, but the Pirate can still win the game if they completed their goal before only lover pairs remain.
Draw
A draw occurs when no player has successfully completed their goal. In a timeout, if any non-factional role, such as a Survivor, Jester, Executioner, Pirate, or Guardian Angel exists, has survived or completed their goal, their win screen shows instead and they will be the only winners of the game.
Any Amnesiacs or Witches that survive in the event of a draw will not win, but rather lose, as the former is expected to remember a role (formerly, they could win without remembering and had their own win screen, but this was removed before the graphic redesign) and the latter is expected to see the Townlose the game (since the Town does not lose in the event of a draw even if all Townies are dead).
Wipeout
A wipeout occurs when all players are dead. This means no members of the Town, Mafia, Coven, or any Neutrals are alive. In this case, factional roles will get a draw, while non-factional roles will lose (as they are unable to draw). Those that complete their goal but are dead will have their win screen shown instead, and everyone else will lose.
The game ends because there have been no deaths or conversions for two consecutive Days and Nights, and must be late in the game (Days 7+). There will be a notification on the preceding Day when this is about to happen. If the Vampires bite the last non-VampireTown member on a Night where the game would otherwise end in a draw, the game will end in a Vampire victory, not a draw even though there is no death halting the timer in clear recognition of the victory.
Jailor jails Necronomicon wielder, who is thus roleblocked. Extra players ensures that no side can lynch the other, and that the stalemate detector doesn't activate.
Jailor jails kill capable Mafia, who is thus roleblocked. Extra players ensures that no side can lynch the other, and that the stalemate detector doesn't activate.
NOnly applies if the Necromancer does not have corpses that attacks visitors available.
Stalemate
In the event that the final two players happen to be of opposing factions, the stalemate detector may activate, rewarding an automatic win to one of those players or factions. If a Jester was lynched during the Day, the game will not end in a stalemate, because a Jester's haunt can break any deadlock in this list. Below is a table which lists situations where the stalemate detector will automatically end the game to prevent a draw, and a list of roles that would otherwise continue the game as normal until either side is killed. The list for Coven roles is not finished and requires more testing.
Black boxes are for two of the same unique role versing each other, meaning that it is impossible for this scene to happen.
Gray boxes are for two of the same non-unique role versing each other, meaning they both receive the win.
Blue boxes indicate two outcomes:
The game continues as normal until either side dies.
The roles who meet are in the same faction, and therefore cannot be against each other.
Victory Conditions
On occasion, factions may cooperate with each other if their victory conditions specify so. If a member of a different faction is left alive by the end of the game and the winning faction's victory conditions allow for that faction to win with them, then that player would achieve a victory along with the winning faction. For example, if a Witch were to still be alive at the end of a game where the Mafia win, then the Witch would also achieve a victory along with them. The victory screen at the end will always prioritize a faction's win instead of non-factional wins, so if the Mafia and a Survivor win together, the Mafia victory screen will be displayed.
There are three types of victory conditions:
Wins with: You will achieve a victory with the role in question at the end of the game.
Must kill: You will not be able to achieve a victory until every member of the certain role is dead (unless there is a stalemate, in which case see above).
May spare: By the end of the game, if this role is still alive when you achieve a victory, they may not achieve it with you. However, you do not need to kill this role in order to achieve a victory.
Note: Roles that are listed as "may spare" can still win with your role at the end of the game if they have specific victory conditions that allow them to do so, e.g. a Jester.
The Town and Witches must kill each other only if a Vigilante with bullets is alive or if more than one Witch is alive.
However, instead of hunting for the Witch (in the case there is only one), it may be easier to lynch or kill any Vigilantes remaining, so the Town automatically wins without having to find the Witch. This can be risky, only do this if you are sure there are no other opposing factions alive or multiple Witches.
