Special Considerations: If a player is targeted by this ability and also targeted by another revival ability (Thallid) on the same Night, this ability takes priority. If however a player is targeted by this ability and is also targeted by an exile ability (Deathrite Shaman), the exile ability takes priority. Player is revived with the same number of uses remaining for all of their abilities that they had at the time of death (Exception: Fallen Ideal).

Special Considerations: Exile ability takes priority over revival abilities (See Reya Dawnbringer).

Special Considerations: Evil Twin's ability to kill and gain abilities are two separate clauses. If the targeted player is somehow protected from the kill, the Evil Twin still gains the abilities. Abilities gained have full charges of uses remaining, even if they had none left on the player copied.

Special Considerations: Thallid's revival ability can only target a Town-Aligned player in the graveyard; any other target is invalid. Other revival abilities and exile abilities take priority over this ability (See Reya Dawnbringer). The revived player comes back with the following role instead of their own:
Design Note: I purposefully gave the revival ability of this role the Town alignment restriction because Reya Dawnbringer's ability was already present in the game and I thought it would be too much if the Mafia somehow got their hands on two revival abilities.

Special Considerations: While phased the following conditions apply to Taniwha:
1. Nothing Taniwha does will be acknowledged by the me, up to and including breaking the rules. I will ignore his presence entirely.
2. Nothing that requires a chosen player or targeted player will hit him. Such abilities will comes up as an invalid target (see special rules below). Things that don't require a chosen player or target would still affect him though (example: Scrambleverse ability would still hit him while phased).
3. The required number of votes to reach a majority is changed to reflect what it would be if he wasn't there (and in fact, he shouldn't even be put in the votecount).
4. He still counts as a living member of his team, that the other team must still eliminate to win.

Special Considerations: Skyshroud Elf has two base abilities that are passive which allow for the player to chose an active sub-ability.
Design Notes:

Special Considerations: Votes placed against other players than those chosen by this role are ignored.

Special Considerations: Crag Saurian's ability to grant a kill happens instantly, even though it is a Night power (in this way it behaves like a day power). It doesn't require a target, it automatically seeks out the last player who voted him and gifts that player. They are not told who the gift comes from.
Design Note: I decided to make Crag Saurian's ability happen instantly so that the player being granted the ability had the time to potentially use it the Night they received it.

Special Considerations: The first ability always puts the player he is voting for to L-1, and automatically adjusts itself to keep that player there even if other players unvote (example: if Player X requires 6 votes to lynch and has 1 vote on him, Lord of the Pit's vote would be worth 4, but if later that 1 vote is removed then Lord of the Pit's vote increases in value to 5). Basically, if anyone votes for a player who is already being voted by Lord of the Pit, then that player is lynched. The second ability reflects the alignment of the player, so if this role changes hands (example: Scrambleverse) to an opposing alignment, the ability changes to reflect the new alignment of the new player.

Special Considerations: A redirect is not a roleblock, so the ability of the targeted player still functions (or fails to function) as normal, as if they targeted the chosen player themselves. The "chosen player" is not restricted to living players, on account of maybe redirecting a revival ability from one dead player to another.
Design Note: The wording on this was a bit wonky (because of that "if that player yet lives" clause), which resulted in 15377 being unsure what to do when the chosen player was dead. Although I would have allowed KingdomofDominaria to vote whoever he wanted to on the following Day (because his redirection target was dead), I accept and support the interpretation 15377 made in disallowing KoD to vote.

Special Considerations: Evil Twin's card name does not change when he "gains" all the abilities of another card.

Special Considerations: The targeted player may go above their full amount of uses through this ability.

Special Considerations: None.
Design Note: Hello World came into the game late because of a required replacement of PariahKing. There was already 2 revival roles in play so I knew straight up that this would not be a revival role. Still I was unsure at first how to reflect Fallen Ideal's ability to return to the hand when put into the graveyard. I'm fairly proud of thinking outside the box in giving him an ability that he could still use from the Graveyard, without reviving himself.

Special Considerations: Because this ability requires no target it will hit Taniwha even while phased.
Design Notes: Holy hell where do I begin. I'll talk more about 15377, his chosen card (Skyshroud Elf), and his quick win via Scrambleverse in a separate post. Regarding Scrambleverse itself, I'm a little disappointed it happened so fast that some players had received a new role before they had even had a chance to view their original role and post in the game. In hindsight, I wish I had made Scrambleverse a Night ability. That is my only regret about this role. I do not regret including it in the game, despite the controversy it created, as the card is absolute chaos and thus the ability it granted should also be absolute chaos. This was a game about choice, and I wasn't going to deny a player the choice they wanted just because it would instil some chaos into my game.

Special Considerations: The killed player never hits the Graveyard, so abilities that trigger off that would not trigger (example: Fallen Ideal).