I love Golmaku.

I also love that Rice’s ears are ridiculously big.

This kind of thing is really not good.

That’s the line that can finally be accepted when everyone is completely drunk.

Even if Ikuno was a werewolf when participating

This guy will stir things up.

If the premise is that there are spectators at this table who are expecting Golshi’s wild behavior, it might barely become entertainment.

Aside from that, it can be quite tough even among close friends and family.

It says “villager” instead of “crazy person” though…

From the perspective of the Golshi, it’s natural to doubt because they were treated as a werewolf despite being a villager.

From Gorshi’s perspective, there’s really nothing else that can help, so it can’t be helped.

The first move of the real crazed Mack is banned from entry…

Are you playing Werewolf with four people?

Mac-chan, who initiated the confrontation from the village’s standpoint, is useless, but it’s wrong that the villagers are not prohibited from deception.

Even if it’s a bluff for the werewolf to reveal themselves because they couldn’t bear it anymore…

Well, it’s a ban.

It could be understood as a move if one of these two is a madman.

Play between Grandfather and Grandson

I’m going to roll!

The Golmak here is too lovey-dovey.

Well, it’s family, so it’s probably fine.

Mac-chan is bad.

Since there are times when one may deceive based on the slide premise, it’s also not good that the true fortune teller is hiding.

In the end, if it’s not serious, it’s fun to do it with family or close friends.

What strategy does Mac-chan have to do something like this…?

It’s fun to throw in variations like countering a previous game’s traps or trying to read them in a game with friends.

It gradually started to look like that kind of play.

Shall I hang Golshi and bite Mac-chan…

A session with two real lunatics mixed in is prohibited by the rules, even among close friends.

In One Night Werewolf, village deception is relatively allowed.