It’s hard to live in a house that never feels like a home. For there’s always a mouth to be fed, or a sheet to be cleaned, a tear to be sewn and a field to be plowed. Day after day, night after night. When the affliction fell upon these women, they found they had the power to get everything they’ve ever wanted: rest.
Marionne/Amanda
Bangungot
Prevent a player or yourself from speaking and voting during the next discussion. This ability can only be used once per player.
Originally an Ilocano word that means nightmare or Bangungot in Filipino, Batibat are ancient, obese female demons that live in trees.
- Definition from The Curse of the Batibat by Kiko Cueto