Assign roles for Werewolf or Mafia games. Supports 5-20 players with night phase guidance and role descriptions.
What Is Werewolf / Mafia Role Assigner?
Werewolf (also known as Mafia) is a social deduction game where a small group of werewolves secretly eliminates villagers one by one while the village tries to identify and vote out the werewolves during the day. It is one of the most popular party games worldwide, combining strategy, deception, persuasion and reading people.
The game creates intense social dynamics: werewolves must act innocent while secretly coordinating kills, and villagers must distinguish genuine allies from skilled liars. Special roles (Seer, Doctor, Hunter) add strategic depth. This digital version handles role assignment, night phases and moderation automatically.
How to Use This Tool
Enter player names (minimum 5, up to 12 free or 20 with Premium).
The tool secretly assigns roles: werewolves, villagers and special roles.
Night phase: werewolves secretly choose a victim; special roles use their abilities.
Day phase: the group discusses, accuses and votes to eliminate a suspect.
The game continues until either all werewolves are eliminated or they equal the remaining villagers.
Tips & Best Practices
As a werewolf, accuse others proactively — staying silent looks suspicious.
As a villager, pay attention to voting patterns — werewolves often avoid voting for each other.
The Seer should not reveal themselves too early — the werewolves will target them immediately.
Watch for players who change their vote at the last second — it may indicate coordinated werewolf behaviour.
Common Use Cases
Party entertainment for groups of 6–15 players.
Team-building events that build communication and critical thinking skills.
Classroom activities for logic, persuasion and social dynamics.
Game nights and social gatherings where everyone wants an immersive group experience.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many players are needed?
Minimum 5 players. The tool automatically balances werewolf count (1 per 4 players) and assigns special roles.