A fan-made script for Blood on the Clocktower using the Teams from the cultural experience of blaseball as characters. Abilities are generally based on various aspects of the Teams, from their slogans to their Fan cultures to significant events that happened to the Team during blaseball's existence.
"Unstable" is a new keyword introduced here that means that if an unstable player is executed, one of their neighbors might die as well. This is based on the infamous mechanic of the same name in blaseball where an Unstable player is much more likely to be Incinerated by a Rogue Umpire during Solar Eclipse weather. It would then chain to another Player in the game, but I decided to not include that aspect of the mechanic.
You start knowing two players of different character types.
Townsfolk
You start knowing if the number of Outsiders in play has been changed.
Townsfolk
You start knowing three roles. Each night, you learn if one of them is in play until you have learned about all three.
Townsfolk
Each night, choose another player. If all Firefighters chose the same player, that player cannot die until the next dusk. [+1 Firefighters]
Townsfolk
Each night, choose two players. You learn which woke first tonight due to their own ability. If either or both did not wake this way, you learn nothing.
Townsfolk
Each night,* choose a player. If they are unstable, you die and another player becomes the Hall Stars.
Townsfolk
Each night,* choose two players. If both survive to the next dusk, you learn one in-play evil character.
Townsfolk
Each night,* you learn the alignments of the person who nominated that day's executee.
Townsfolk
Each day, you can play ball: publicly choose three players. If each of them is drunk, poisoned, or unstable, the good team wins.
Townsfolk
Once per game, at night, you may reverse the wake order for the rest of the night.
Townsfolk
Once per game, you can privately guess which players are Outsiders and their character. If you are right, you learn the Demon player, but you get false info if you are wrong. [+0 or +1 Outsider]
Townsfolk
Your neighbors cannot become unstable, mad, drunk, or poisoned.
Townsfolk
The first time you would be killed by the Demon, you instead become a not-in-play Townsfolk.
Townsfolk
You are unstable. When you die, another player becomes unstable for the rest of the game.
Outsider
One of your Townsfolk neighbors is poisoned, even if you are poisoned or drunk.
Outsider
If a player would choose a target for their ability, you might be targeted instead, even if you are dead.
Outsider
When you die, that night, the evil team learns three Townsfolk that are in play.
Outsider
Each night, choose a player and either poisoned or unstable. They are that state until next dusk.
Minion
Each night, choose another player. If they would target or be targeted by another player until the next dusk, you might be targeted instead.
Minion
If an Outsider died today, choose a player: you gain their ability until the next dusk and they are drunk until the next dusk. [+1 Outsider]
Minion
Once per game, at night, you may make all good players drunk until the next dusk.
Minion
Each night,* choose a player: they die. Then choose another player: they are unstable until the next dusk.
Demon
Each night,* choose a player: they die. Once per game, you may instead choose to have them become the Demon. If you do, you die. [+ the Lift]
Demon
Each night,* choose a player. Either poison them until the next dusk or they die. If you poison them, choose another player: they die.
Demon
Each night,* choose a player: they die. Each night, you learn which players are unstable. If an unstable player is executed, another player becmoes unstable until dusk the next day.
Demon