Revealer in Avalon: When the Role Is Revealed
Abilities at a glance
- Team and objective
- Evil. Being revealed does not remove you from the game or change your side.
- Ability and information
- Revealer is publicly revealed after the second failed mission. The count is failed missions across the game, not your own Fail cards.
- Important limits
- Is the Revealer exposed after mission 2 automatically? No. Two missions must have failed. Afterwards, the Revealer can still vote, lead and play Success or Fail on missions.
Practical situations
- If the results are Success, Fail, Fail, the reveal happens after mission 3, even if you were not on those failed teams.
- Once revealed, expect good to reject teams containing you. Your votes and proposals can still affect the game, so do not give away your allies.
Top Player
General Advice:
- Take Responsibility: Knowing that after the second failure your role will be public, try to take the initiative during failed missions to cover your allies and ensure the team's overall success.
- Confuse Opponents Even After Revelation: After your role is revealed, continue to sow confusion among opponents by manipulating information streams to support your allies and create disorder among enemies.