The Little Girl in Werewolf

She may peek while the werewolves are awake, but if they catch her, she's next.

How the Little Girl works

The Little Girl sleeps like a villager, but when the narrator calls the werewolves she may secretly open her eyes a crack to see who they are.

If the werewolves notice her peeking, they will usually make her their victim. She is a high-risk, high-reward villager.

The app leaves the peeking to the table: it is a physical-play role, so play it only with groups who enjoy it.

Peek briefly, early in the wolves' turn, when they're busy choosing.
Don't reveal what you saw immediately. Steer the vote first; if you're caught, at least the information survives.

As a wolf, keep watching the circle while you choose. A twitching eyelid is a confession.

Staring. One glance is enough; longer peeks get caught.

Is the Little Girl allowed to peek in the app?

Yes. The app calls the werewolves by voice, so the Little Girl can peek exactly as in the card game.

Is the Little Girl good for new players?

She's best with groups who know the game; with beginners she can feel unfair.

A spoken narrator, automatic role dealing and a day timer on one phone. Free, no sign-up, works offline.