Blood on the Clocktower - Selected Custom Scripts
Guaranteed Good Times
Blood on the Clocktower is a neat social deduction game. It currently has 3 ‘core’ base scripts: Trouble Brewing, Bad Moon Rising and Sects and Violets. When people have played a lot of those, custom scripts are often the next point of call.
This is a shortlist of some really good custom scripts that have had a strong positive reception. I’ve picked out scripts that have received a lot of playtime, that I've had a great time playing, and that bring something new & different to the table.
Clicking on a script will take you to a dedicated page that includes links to a pdf (with the night order), and a .json (for online play).
I’m leaning pretty heavily on AdmiralGT’s repository of custom Clocktower scripts for the json and PDF links, so many thanks to him for his efforts.
Contents
Full-Size Scripts
Scripts designed for 7-15 players (plus Travellers).
Uncertain Death by Matt
Catfishing by Emily
Hide and Seek by Narninian and Zaba
Whose Cult Is It Anyway by Aero
Poppyganda by Dan
Strange Demon Scripts <Shameless Self-Promotion>
These are also full-size scripts, they just have weird Demons on them.
The majority of the most popular custom scripts involve single-kill Demons doing single-kill Demon things. These ones include some of the (at time of writing) lesser-used Clocktower Demons that radically shake up the game for a (hopefully) distinctive experience.
These are ones I’ve put together. I’ve playtested them and think they are pretty good, but they’re not in the same category as the scripts listed above, and I wanted to flag them as such.
Chaos in the Streets - Riot Script
The Midnight Oasis - Al-Hadikhia Script
Cultists of Atlantis - Leviathan Script
Terrific Teensyvilles
Scripts designed for 5-6 players.
No Greater Joy by Steven Medway
Race to the Bottom by Evin Donohoe
Laissez un Faire by Steven Medway
Spooky Tea by Lachlan
Confusion
Why is this on a website about LARPing? What is happening?
Don’t worry about it. It’s fine.
It’s not fine
Okay, well, the longer answer is, I am not a programmer or a graphic designer. And I already had a website that I (sort of) know how to format. So I took the path of least resistance and grafted this on.
Basically, just ignore the rainbow dragon in the corner - he’s irrelevant, and won’t hurt you unless you hurt him.
