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Chatwolf

Chatwolf is a small bot to play the popular Werewolf game in a group over a videochat. Until now it only works on Skype, but maybe I will add other chat services. Documentation Status

Rules

Here you can find the basic rules in german language: www.werwolfspielen.info

install

  1. you need Python3 installed. If you haven't got it install it from here
  2. start python.exe
  3. install chatwolf from pypi with:
python3 pip install chatwolf

Quickstart:

  • you need one additional Skype account, wich will be the Game-master-Account. Create one or just ask a friend whos not playing to give you his/her account
  • create a group in Skype with your friends and the Game-master-Account.
  • In your python PowerShell start the Graphical user interface with:
>chatwolf
  • log in with the Skype account of the Game-master-Account in the program
  • select the groupchat, the number of werewolfs and the roles you want
  • start the game and play on Skype. You will get all further commands over Skype from the Game-master-Account

Tip:

  • if you want to use another Videochat service for the Videocalls, you can do so. Just use Skype to talk to the Game-master-Account.

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