Goose and Duck Kill Character Introduction Guide to Goose and Duck Kill Mobile Game Characters

Below is an introduction to the roles in Goose Goose Duck, a role-playing deduction mobile game. This work features many characters to choose from, and there are different factions to pick during the game. Each faction has a considerable number of roles, each with unique abilities. Only by understanding the roles and their capabilities can one skillfully use them in the game. Next, we will introduce some of the more classic roles through their factions.

Neutral:

Dodo Bird: The core task of this role is to deliberately exhibit some suspicious behavior to arouse suspicion among other players, misleading them into thinking it is a duck, and getting voted out. If voted out, it wins. This actually tests one's "acting" skills, as it needs to make others suspicious without revealing its true intentions.

Pelican: It has a powerful swallowing effect, capable of directly eating other roles. However, the player swallowed does not die immediately; this state lasts until the meeting is called. If it survives until the end, it wins. Choosing the right moment to swallow other roles is crucial to avoid being exposed, or else it will be targeted.

Vulture: Its main ability is to eat "corpses." Only by consuming enough corpses can it achieve its ultimate goal. However, when eating corpses, it must be careful not to be discovered, or a meeting will be called immediately, missing the good opportunity. Once the corpse is removed, there is nothing left to eat.

Pigeon: This role is also quite classic. The victory condition is to infect all the roles. Although being infected doesn't cause any abnormality, it's still quite difficult to infect everyone at once during discussions. Moreover, it cannot distinguish whether a role has already been infected, giving it an advantage when the number of players is smaller later on.

Ducks:

Cannibal: Also known as the "Eating Duck," it can eat one corpse per round, and others cannot "report" it. This effectively helps teammates cover up the traces of murder.

Silencer: During each meeting, it can make one role "shut up," unable to speak. This can prevent the other side from exposing it if they know it is the murderer, allowing it to kill that person in the next round.

Undertaker: It can slowly drag corpses, helping allies move the body to a more hidden location, making it hard to be found.

Assassin: During the voting phase of the meeting, if it successfully guesses the identity of a role and kills it, it wins. Guessing wrong results in its own death, making it a high-risk, high-reward role.

Professional Killer: After killing a role, it cannot report autonomously but can hide the body within a certain distance.

Identity Thief: Before a meeting, it can transform into the appearance of the most recently killed victim, confusing the audience and disrupting everyone's line of sight.

Geese:

Sheriff: It has the ability to kill any other role, but the risk is also enormous. If it mistakenly kills a good person, it will result in its own death. It must only act after confirming that the other is a bad person. Every strike must be carefully considered.

Bodyguard: It needs to protect a specific role until the end of the game to earn gold rewards. The main task is to ensure the safety of the protected object.

Medium Goose: After a role dies, it becomes a "ghost." Its ability is to see the spirits of dead geese, providing more information about the current status of good people, offering accurate information to its faction, and deducing which roles are bad ducks.

Influencer: When it dies, it sends a hint to all good players, providing timely clues and information to teammates. It should choose the right time to be killed.

Gravy: Completing tasks increases the bounty, but if killed, the bounty goes to the ducks. It should actively complete tasks while ensuring its own safety.

Engineer: It has the special ability to use vents, making it more flexible in complex map terrains, allowing for quick movement and hiding in vents to escape pursuit.

Peeping Tom: Generally hidden in corners or crevices, it tries to observe the environment as much as possible without being discovered, providing information.

Vigilante: It can kill any role without negative effects, but there is a limit to the number of times it can kill per game. In the good faction, it is very powerful but is also a primary target for the ducks.

The introduction to the roles in Goose Goose Duck ends here. There are significant differences in the identities of different factions, and each role has its own gameplay techniques. By utilizing their abilities and timing, one can help themselves win quickly.