Blood on the Clocktower

Yes — dead players may talk as much as they like, but they immediately lose their ability, cannot nominate, and may only vote once for the rest of the game (remove their vote token when they use it) (p.17).

No — a dead player’s identity remains secret; you place a shroud on their token and remove their ability, but you do not tell the group which character they were (p.17).

A nomination succeeds if that nominated player has more votes than any other nominee that day and the number of votes is at least half the number of alive players; there is only one execution per day (pp.16–17).

Usually no — if a character dies at night before they would wake, they do not wake to act; abilities take effect immediately when used and abilities are lost immediately on death (pp.14–15, 22).

A drunk or poisoned player has no ability (they act as if dead) and can be given incorrect information by the Storyteller, though abilities targeting a drunk/poisoned player still resolve normally; drunkenness/poisoning remove abilities until the player becomes sober/healthy again (pp.22–24).

Typically good wins when the Demon dies, but there are exceptions (e.g., Scarlet Woman can keep the game going, some scripts have multiple Demons, and all Demons must die for good to win), so the Demon’s death does not universally end the game (p.18).