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The '''Hunter''' is a role in which one player must find, and typically kill, another player of the opposite alignment to win. This can be either a pro-town player needing to get rid of an anti-town player, | The '''Hunter''' is a role in which one player must find, and typically kill, another player of the opposite alignment to win. This can be either a pro-town player needing to get rid of an anti-town player, or vice-versa. When a Hunter accomplishes their win condition, they typically leave the game with a win, and it continues on without them. At times, there are two Hunters in a game, that are both looking to kill the other - with the first to find the other winning. | ||
Hunters are also often Individually-aligned, due to the fact that they have a much different win condition than the other players. | Hunters are also often Individually-aligned, due to the fact that they have a much different win condition than the other players. | ||
See also [[Lyncher]]. | See also [[Lyncher]]. | ||
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The Hunter is a role in which one player must find, and typically kill, another player of the opposite alignment to win. This can be either a pro-town player needing to get rid of an anti-town player, or vice-versa. When a Hunter accomplishes their win condition, they typically leave the game with a win, and it continues on without them. At times, there are two Hunters in a game, that are both looking to kill the other - with the first to find the other winning.
Hunters are also often Individually-aligned, due to the fact that they have a much different win condition than the other players.
See also Lyncher.