Poor animals, trying to carry on their daily lives, only to be disrupted by the damn hunters! What the hell, humans? It's time to fight back. Monsters of the Tundra,
Freedom Unite!
TownKelbis & Popos- About as dangerous as a bowl of oranges. Unless you're allergic to oranges, or are just really, really clumsy. Keep them away from J. They are vanilla townies.
Great Baggi- With the ability to knock out Hunters with it's spit, it is an invaluable help to the town, but since it gets hungry, it might hit allies by accident. Once a night, G. Baggi can block someone from using their role.
Gigginox- Gigginox can poison one player, and two day phases later, they drop dead, unless Gigginox is killed before the poison kills the player. The player poisoned will be informed that they are poisoned.
Barioth- Being as agile as he is, the Barioth can stalk anyone and find out their role. Since it is so fearsome, though, no other monsters want to listen to him say who is what.
NeutralMelynx- The Melynx is a cat-like monster who is sick of getting killed in the crossfire between bigger monsters and the Hunters. Once a night, the Melynx will steal something vital to the player's survival, killing them during the Day phase.
MafiaHunters- The cruelest beings on Earth, hunting poor animals for little to no reason. Vanilla mafias.
Cha-Cha- Cha-Cha can equip one of three masks out of random to use their power once a night.
Fluffy Mask- Cha-Cha uses his bunny ears to listen and figure out the role of one player. But since he is so annoying, no one pays attention to him.
False Felyne Mask- When wearing this mask, Cha-Cha goes on a rampage, attacking a random enemy player and killing them off.
Grill Mask- Double grilling power gives Cha-Cha a super stamina boost, allowing him to pester for a double vote.
Bowgunner- A vital member of a balanced team, the Bowgunner can fire a healing shot to keep a select player alive. However, since Hunters like to move, there is a 25% chance that the Bowgunner will miss and hit a random enemy player, protecting them for the night.
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