Do you know how this game differs from One Night Ultimate Werewolf?

In traditional Werewolf, players are assigned secret character roles, and through alternating night and day phases, werewolves eat one villager each night, while the villagers must team up during the day to uncover the werewolves through discussion, and hopefully lynch the perpetrators before the villagers are outnumbered. One Night Ultimate Werewolf promises to provide an experience similar to Werewolf, but in as little as 5-10 minutes. It caters for 3-10 players, and consists of just a single round of play lasting around 10 minutes at most, with no player elimination or moderator. It has three additional characters dealt to the middle of the table, to add some uncertainty to the mix. In addition to the traditional werewolves, villagers, and seer, there are several special characters, including a robber (who secretly switches another role with his own), and a trouble-maker (who secretly switches two other roles). This makes deduction possible, but it will be thwarted by the deception of any werewolves that are present! There are also optional characters you can add to the mix if you wish. At the end of discussion, players simultaneously vote on who to kill, and need to kill a werewolf in order to obtain victory. Werewolf/Deluxe and Ultimate editions require a large number of people typically 8 up to about 70. One Night Werewolf takes place over one day/night scenario where regular werewolf goes through a day/night cycle each round until one side has been eliminated.

So what would you recommend? This or One Night?

Benefits with One Night: It can be played with a smaller group, so you get many more chances to use it.Benefits with regular:You can play regular werewolf. Which is really cool. And with large groups. Which is really cool.You can also play One Night using the regular cards. They are just a little more difficult to pick up. Place them on the edge of the table or a book or something and it's no problem!I would generally recommend Ultimate Werewolf Deluxe. You have a bigger and deeper game, and are not locked to just small games. It comes with this really nice rulebook with many tips on setups and game styles and advice to the moderator and players. And as said, you CAN play One Night with it. I did it many times! :)But if you know that you will almost never be more than cirka 8 people together, then I would recommend One Night.

As a teacher i have played werewolf with my students for years using my own cutout cards. is there something that makes this 13+? i teach younger.

Hi, no there is nothing that makes it 13+. There cards don't have anything bad on them. The only thing I can think of is that it is a more mature game in a way, but I have played the game with kids as young as 6.

what is the least amount of players that can play this game?

I believe the answer is 6 with one of those players being the moderator who runs the game and the other 5 the villagers. In this minimum player game 1 person is secretly a werewolf pretending to be a villager and the other 4 are villagers of some kind trying to find out who the werewolf is. I'd say to have the most fun with this game you'll want a group of 8 to 15 people to play. This allows you to use cards that you might not be able to enjoy with a group of 6.

Educational Objective(s)	Develop critical thinking, deduction, and communication skills
Language:	English
Model Number	BEZ01402
Number of Game Players	75
Number of Puzzle Pieces	1
Assembly Required	No
Batteries Required	No
Batteries Included	No
Material Type(s)	Paper, Plastic
Remote Control Included?	No
Colour	Multicolor
Product Dimensions	17.78 x 12.7 x 5.08 cm; 279 g
Item model number	BEZ01402
Manufacturer recommended age	8 years and up
Manufacturer	Bezier Games
Country of Origin	India
Item Weight	279 g

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