ToXEvil LizardThe other two players have their Night Action targets swapped (if a target performs multiple Night Actions during the night, the first one in order is swapped).
It's a classic target swap. If, for example, the target of a Mafia member is swapped, only the first Night Action in the list is changed. If the target of the winner of the previous game in a board game, who performs two identical Night Actions, is swapped, then one of the two is chosen randomly.
If Night Actions are applied to players A, B, and C, and B wins, then on the next night, he receives the 2nd Night Action, and player A goes to the target that C was going to; accordingly, C goes to the target that A was going to. Is that correct?Yes, that's how it works.
