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↓Werewolf Judgment Playlist↓    • 人狼ジャッジメント   --------------------------------------- ★Werewolf Terminology ▼Calling Out (Calling Out) To announce oneself as a specific role (coming out). Sometimes, Madmen and Werewolves will falsely state their role and pretend to be that role (deceive). ▼FO Also known as "Full Open" or "FO." When both twins come out on the first day. Or when all roles are revealed. ▼GJ Abbreviation for "Good Job." Refers to actions favorable to one's team, such as successfully protecting the Hunter or the Fortune Teller cursing someone on the first day. ▼GS Grayscale. A ranking of black and white eyes from a gray scale. ▼HO Abbreviation for "Half Open." The opposite of FO, when only one twin comes out. ▼LW LW (short for Last Wolf or Lonely Wolf). The last surviving werewolf. If a fox spirit is present, if the LW is executed (hanged), the fox spirit wins, meaning the civilians lose. This is important, because if the LW is executed (hanged), the fox spirit wins, meaning the civilians lose. ▼PP Also known as a "power play." Toward the end of the game, when the werewolf faction outnumbers the civilians, a werewolf can come out and combine votes with a madman or other player to bring the game to a quick conclusion. ▼RPP A random power play occurs when there is an even number of survivors, and a werewolf and a madman come out and combine votes, leaving the outcome to a random match. ▼SG Scapegoat or shotgun position. Refers to a person who is made the target of suspicion or hanged in place of a werewolf. ▼Surround A fake fortune teller makes a false verdict against a werewolf to protect him. Early on, players who are judged as white are less likely to be executed (hanged), so this is sometimes done to protect other teammates. However, if the fortune teller turns out to be a fake, this can also make them suspicious. ▼Deceive Pronounced "kataru." Coming out as a different role from their actual role to deceive other players. Werewolves and madmen often deceive fortune tellers. ▼Reticence Pronounced "kamoku." To be quiet and not talk much. Not engaging in discussions makes one more likely to be suspected and hanged. ▼Penetrate When a target for execution is designated, carrying out the execution regardless of the target's CO. This can prevent the werewolf camp from avoiding CO. ▼Gray Also known as "gray" or "ash," these refer to people who have not come out (come out) and have not been read by anyone. Since there is no information to judge, the early stages often involve reducing the number of gray players. ▼Grelan This is called "Grey Random," or "Grelan" for short. Each player freely chooses a player to execute (hang) from among those who have not been "identified as white by fortune-telling" or "role-played." This is a tactic often seen early in the game to increase the amount of information needed to deduce. ▼Black This refers to a player who the fortune-teller or psychic has determined to be a werewolf. Also referred to as "black," "darkish," "somewhat dark," or "pure black." ▼Cross Escort When there are two hunter-councillors, each designated escort. ▼Misfire When a fake fortune-teller reveals black to the real werewolf. ▼Sasaki Whispering Madman. (Sasakurei) ▼White This refers to a player who the fortune-teller or psychic has determined to be "not a werewolf." Also referred to as "white," "darkish," "somewhat white," or "pure white." ▼Slide/Sla Also known as a "slide comeback" or "withdrawal comeback." Retracting a role after coming back as a player and coming back as a different one. This is often done by players who are likely to be confirmed as white, such as the Twins or the Baker, to keep the werewolf camp in check. ▼Zone When there are multiple fortune tellers, this limits the fortunes they each have to predict to a certain extent so that they don't overlap. This has the benefit of making it easier to find the true fortune teller. ▼Spread This refers to moving someone out of the provisional designation. ▼Noise Noise. Indistinguishable behavior or events. Specific examples include someone whose true meaning is difficult to grasp, or the remaining ability user after one of the opposing ability users is attacked, and the judgment of that user. ▼Break Lock Hajou. (Breakdown) When logic no longer holds. Or, breaking a lock. ▼Hashira (Human Pillar) A normal villager volunteers to be hanged in order to protect a hidden ability user (by preventing them from being chosen for fortune-telling or hanging). Sacrifice. ▼Panda When multiple fortune-teller candidates give a white or black verdict. Also refers to the player who receives that verdict. Depending on the situation, they are often executed the next day. ▼Bleaching An action taken to make a specific person appear white/confirm them as white. Example 1. A fortune-teller reads the opposing white person's verdict to make them a confirmed white person. Blea...