This is a collection of rules and characters for the social deduction game Werewolf (Mafia) as I and my friends often play it.
I use it as reference for the players and myself when hosting larger games. I'm swiss so the content is written in german, with some swiss-german thrown in at some places.
Maybe I'll also translate it into english later on just because I love this game.
After trying to use mdBook (awesome tool btw) I found VuePress with TypeScript and decided to switch because it was easier to create pages from JSON (at least with my knowledge), supports PWA conveniently and also has multi-lang support (which I don't even need yet). I went with vuepress@next (v2 beta) for some nice features like Vue 3, better TypeScript support, dark theme and just the latest goodies out of the box.
I'm using Plausible Analytics to analyze the usage of the site while fully respecting the privacy of the users. I'm firmly against handing over tracking data to Google by using Google Analytics and am grateful that Plausible created a simple, open source and privacy-friendly alternative that doesn't come from the adtech world. It allows web developers to improve their site through analytics without selling their and most importantly their users souls to Google. To add one more level of transparency, everyone can look at all the collected data on my Plausible Dashboard.
The built version of this guide and its contents (publicly available on https://joelius300.github.io/werewolf-guide) are licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. The source code is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License Version 3. Exceptions are stated clearly. Inspirations are stated in the guide itself (in german). Note that this work is not a reproduction of any commercial version of Werewolf/Mafia. If any copyright or license violations have been inadvertently committed, please contact me.
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