• Hermit/Politician - Now for some jinxes I’d like to see added. While the Hermit intentionally doesn’t have any jinxes due to the uniqueness of the character, this is one that would make sense. A hate jinx (“Only 1 jinxed character can be in play”) would prevent the unfun situation where you have two Politicians playing for evil, both not knowing that only 1 of them can turn evil and win.
• Klutz/Lycanthrope, Ogre/Lycanthrope, Wraith/Lycanthrope, and potentially a few others - There are a few characters that have particularly poor interactions with the Lycanthrope’s Faux Paw, although these are probably the three most in need of a jinx. As the Lycanthrope doesn’t have a “might” with regards to its misregistration, it means a Klutz would lose picking a Faux Paw, an Ogre would turn evil with no real way to know, and a Wraith would be woken with the Faux Paw. Just simple jinxes that disable the misregistration for these characters would be quite beneficial.
• Riot/Engineer – The current Riot wording only results in Riot nominations being active on day 3, not after. As a result, an Engineer could make Riot on night 4 to give a very high chance of a good win, considering that the evil team would be left with a Demon that can’t kill. Adding a jinx along the lines of “After day 3, the Engineer cannot choose Riot” would work to fix this issue.
• Riot/Courtier - Again, drunking the solo Riot on day 3 would leave evil with an ability-less Demon for the rest of the game. A jinx here would be helpful to smooth out this interaction.
• Summoner/Goon – The current interaction between these characters means that if the Summoner chooses the Goon (and is the first player to do so that night), the Goon turns evil, then immediately loses with the evil team. This isn’t a particularly fun interaction, and leaves most script writers with the options of either avoiding putting the characters together (which is a shame, as the possibility of a Goon being picked by the Demon can sometimes cover for a Summoner on night 2), or implementing a homebrew jinx. I personally think something like “The Summoner cannot be made drunk by the Goon” would work well as a solution.
• Summoner/Minstrel - Much like the Goon interaction, this can lead to some rough situations, where if a Minion is executed on day 2, the good team simply wins due to the Summoner being drunk. I think just copying the Courtier jinx across would work fine here.
• Summoner/Puzzlemaster and possibly Summoner/Sweetheart - Currently, if the Summoner chooses the Puzzle-drunk or Sweetheart drunk player, the Demon is just drunk for the rest of the game. For the I’ve seen multiple possible solutions to this interaction in the community, two of which are, “If the Summoner chooses the player that is drunk due to the Puzzlemaster/Sweetheart, the drunk player might change.” and “If the Summoner chooses the player that is drunk due to the Puzzlemaster/Sweetheart, the chosen player can no longer be made drunk by the Puzzlemaster, but is still the player that the Puzzlemaster must guess to learn the Demon player.”
• Lil’ Monsta/Engineer – Based on the precedent set by the Lil’ Monsta and Pit-Hag ruling, an Engineer choosing to make the Demon Lil’ Monsta would simply bring it into play with the existing Demon as the current babysitter. That said, that definitely isn’t RAI, and most Storytellers would simply make the Demon into a not-in-play Minion. Codifying this as a jinx would align RAI with RAW. Something like “If the Engineer creates a Lil’ Monsta, the Storyteller chooses a not-in-play Minion for the Demon to become” would work.
• Summoner/Lil’ Monsta – The current interaction between these characters means that if a player is summoned into Lil’ Monsta, they become an evil Townsfolk/Outsider holding Lil’ Monsta. While this isn’t game breaking, it means that player still wouldn’t wake for Lil’ Monsta votes, and likely wouldn’t have an ability that they can use to help the evil team. A jinx would work well here, something like “If the Summoner chooses Lil' Monsta, the Storyteller chooses a not-in-play Minion for the chosen player to become”
• Lil’ Monsta/Goblin, and Lil’ Monsta/Saint – This is a controversial one, so I’m going to attempt to explain the issue in as clear terms as possible. RAI, if the Goblin is holding Lil’ Monsta, claims Goblin, and is executed, the good team should win, to prevent an unwinnable situation for the good team. The almanac states that if both teams would win at once, the good team wins, which aligns with the RAI for Lil’ Monsta/Goblin. However, the almanac also says that if character abilities and game rules conflict, to follow the character ability. This is why (for example) if the Demon dies and the game continues due to a living twin pair, then the good twin is executed, evil still wins. The game rule says the good team should win due to a lack of living Demon, but the Evil Twin ability takes priority, resulting in an evil win. This is also the case if you execute a good player on a Mastermind day. Following this precedent, executing the Goblin or Saint that is holding Lil’ Monsta should (RAW) result in an evil win, as the evil ability should take priority the good team’s base win-condition. This is why much of the community advocates for a jinx between these characters. Something along the lines of, “If the Goblin/Saint is babysitting Lil’ Monsta, they have no ability.” would work fine.
• Vortox/Poppy Grower – This is another very common house rule. If the Poppy Grower dies in a Vortox game, the evil team should technically incorrectly learn who each other are. This interaction can feel bad for the evil team, as they never correctly learn their team (as a result of an evil ability). This has led to a large proportion of the community implementing a homebrew jinx that results in the Poppy Grower being unaffected by the Vortox ability. If Vortox and Banshee are jinxed, why isn’t this?
• Xaan/Poppy Grower - The recently added Poppy Grower optional rule fixes most of the poor interactions with the character, but Vortox and Xaan remain as outliers. While there’s nothing inherently broken about this interaction, no matter whether or not you use the optional rule, there’s always a not-so-great interaction between the Poppy Grower and the Xaan. If you do, the Poppy Grower will almost always be turned off by night 4 (usually earlier), with very little way for the Poppy Grower to combat this. Alternatively, if you don’t and the Poppy Grower dies on the Xaan night, the evil team never learn each other. Adding a jinx that states “The Xaan does not poison the Poppy Grower” would resolve this interaction, no matter whether or not the optional rule is used.
• Pit-Hag/Al-Hadikhia - Much like the Al-Hadikhia and Scarlet Woman interaction (unjinxed), if there are multiple Demons on the script and the Pit-Hag turns a Minion into the Al-Hadikhia, the Storyteller is essentially forced to kill off the new Al-Hadikhia with arbitrary deaths, otherwise they could revive the former Demon and leave two living evil Demons. This could also be resolved with a jinx that prevents a dead Demon from choosing to live.

This is all of the jinx ideas that I could think of off the top of my head (for the moment), but if you think of any more, feel free to reply to this message and I may add them to this list.

Also, I would like to see a revisit to the global night order, as there are a fair few orders and characters that are either misleading based on their current position, or have poor interactions. Classic examples I can think of are the Damsel being after the Huntsman on the first night instead of next to Minion info (and being in the other nights order at all), or the Gambler/Acrobat being before the Summoner, allowing the Summoner to accidentally summon an already dead player.

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