Dear game enthusiasts,

in May, the Fachschaft invites again to 2 Blood on the Clocktower evenings:

When will we play?

* 2025-05-10 18:30 – 23:00 in ST 1-3 * 2025-05-22 18:30 – 23:00 in ST 5,7,8

We will play in the seminar rooms in SemiTEMP building [1] and will offer free snacks and water.

Everyone is welcome, including people from other faculties or friends.

Storyteller-Briefing

If you are already experienced with Blood on the Clocktower, but are unsure how to run a game as storyteller, please arrive at 18:00 in ST 3 on the 10th May for a Storyteller-Briefing, so we have more storyteller and can rotate them around.

What is Blood on the Clocktower?

Blood on the Clocktower is a social deception game: a game where you try to deceive the enemy team. Those familiar with the game Werewolf will know the general principle. In Blood on the Clocktower there is an evil team with a demon, who can kill a player every night. The good team has to kill the demon. For that, they can execute one player per day. The good team therefore tries to find the demon through their own ability and discussions in small groups and on town square, and then tries to convince their own team to kill the suspected demon. The evil team tries to support and cover up the demon. Unlike Werwolf, dead players can still talk and have one vote after death. Usually, these ghost votes decide who wins on the last day. Also, all players, good and evil, have their own unique role and ability, which gives them power or information. To enable the evil team to better fake other roles, the demon learns 3 roles currently not in play during the start of the game.

A round usually takes between 60 and 120 minutes. It is possible to join a running game, so it is no problem if you cannot be there from the start. The game has extra roles designed for joining later.

We are looking forward to seeing you,

your Spiele-AK

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