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About Which Wizard?

Which Wizard? is a social deduction game for up to 10 players. You enter Dark Meadows Castle as a party of Wizards, where one or more have been consumed by Evil. Good Wizards try to identify the traitors before they are killed, while Evil Wizards conceal their identities and kill enough Good Wizards to win.

Spells and subclasses

Each Wizard receives a random subclass with a unique spell, regardless of their alignment. Good and Evil Wizards can use different magic to hinder their opponents or protect their plans:

  • Transfrogrify: turn other Wizards into slow, hopping frogs, disabling their spells and killing power.
  • Who's Who: Evil Wizards make everyone anonymous for 10 seconds, creating an opportunity for covert kills.
  • Blood magic: Evil Wizards spend Health to cast spells and trigger curses that confuse and interrupt their targets.

Dead Wizards become ghosts. Those who collect the most magic orbs choose a Haunt that affects all Wizards in the next round.

The castle and its curse

The castle's curse drains Health from Good Wizards every second, so they must act quickly. Good Wizards can complete quests, which are mini-games around the castle, to gain Health, or donate Health to repair the Magic Crystal. Enough donations cure the curse and win the game instantly.

Evil Wizards can use portals to travel instantly across the castle and surprise their prey. Players can summon everyone to banish a suspicious Wizard; Evil wins by killing enough Good Wizards. Dark Meadows Castle also contains pockets of lore and characters such as Meemo the sleepy dragon.

Game settings and chat

You can customize rules including spell cooldowns, movement speed and vision radius, along with many other settings. Players connect to lobbies on worldwide servers and can accuse one another of murder through in-game text chat.

Frequently asked questions

Steam lets publishers create keys to sell in other shops. Once you activate a key, the game is yours to keep, just like a store purchase.

Disclaimer: CD keys have an inherent 1–2% average failure rate. Check the shop terms for buyer protection info. Steam offers no buyer protection for keys bought in other shops and doesn't refund them.

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