Once per game, you may privately approach The Architect and make a single wish. Your wish may benefit yourself, another player, or the entire game. Examples include:
“I wish to survive the next attack.”
“I wish for [Player X] to lose their ability.”
“I wish to bring back a ghost.”
“I wish to change my alignment.”
Your wish will be granted, but every wish comes with a cost—one you will not know until after the wish is made. The Architect alone determines the consequence, and it may affect you, your target, or the broader game. The price is never negotiable.
Once you speak your wish, if the Architect is unable to immediately fulfill the wish and assign its cost, you are temporarily granted the Architect’s Blessing of Light.
While under this blessing, you are immune to night killings and cannot be eliminated by vote or banishment.
The blessing ends as soon as your wish is granted and its cost paid. From that moment on, you return to a normal state and are once again vulnerable.
Once per game, you may privately approach The Architect and make a single wish. Your wish may benefit yourself, another player, or the entire game. Examples include:
“I wish to survive the next attack.”
“I wish for [Player X] to lose their ability.”
“I wish to bring back a ghost.”
“I wish to change my alignment.”
Your wish will be granted, but every wish comes with a cost—one you will not know until after the wish is made. The Architect alone determines the consequence, and it may affect you, your target, or the broader game. The price is never negotiable.
Once you speak your wish, if the Architect is unable to immediately fulfill the wish and assign its cost, you are temporarily granted the Architect’s Blessing of Light.
While under this blessing, you are immune to night killings and cannot be eliminated by vote or banishment.
The blessing ends as soon as your wish is granted and its cost paid. From that moment on, you return to a normal state and are once again vulnerable.
