Mortician

The Mortician is an independent night role from One Night Ultimate Alien.

Abilities
Mortician wakes up and looks at cards as instructed by the app. You will either look at a neighbor of your choice, a neighbor selected by the app, both neighbors or your own card.

You win if either of your neighbors are killed and you survive.

Strategy

 * You should not reveal yourself as the mortician except to save yourself from getting killed by the village. Once the Village knows who you are the Mortician, you lose credibility
 * Not even to expose your neighbor as an Alien, you're incentivized to call your neighbor an Alien no matter what, and the Village knows this.
 * If you see an Alien, it is more effective to put them on the spot earlier, so they have to come up with a lie with less information. But Keep in mind what the Aliens were told to do on their turn, they might have looked at a center card.
 * While looking for an initial false claim, you can support a weak claim from a non-neighbor player, to draw suspicion away from them.
 * Claiming to have swapped the suspicious player with your neighbor serves double duty, as you divert suspicion, and there's little risk off getting called out by the suspicious player if you never need to state what their card was.
 * You can announce your vote for a neighbor Villager to help the Villain team coordinate when they can't talk openly
 * Claiming to have been a Cow who felt a tap is suspicious, but it might seed some confusion and signal to the Aliens that you are the Mortician

Role Selection
As an Independent role, Mortician makes things easier for the Villains and harder for the Village. Even if the Mortician is trying to kill a Villain, the Village has no reason to trust him.

The Mortician becomes harder to play as the number of players increase. Bellow 5 players, the Mortician becomes trivially easy.

Playing the Mortician in the same game as the Troublemaker gives the Mortician a convenient way of framing their neighbor, but also gives the Village a way of turning the Mortician to their side, so they can trust what he viewed.