About this Event
About the Event
Do you enjoy solving puzzles and working things out? Have you ever played social deduction or bluffing games like Werewolf or Mafia, or watched The Traitors on TV and thought the traitor was so obvious? I’m looking for people to join me to play Blood on the Clocktower, a social deduction game full of mystery, bluffing and laughter.
It’s a bit like Werewolf, Mafia, Among Us, and The Traitors combined, but with more twists and hopefully no tears at the end. Players are split into a good team and an evil team (assigned at random) and must work out who’s who based on clues, conversation and a few unexpected surprises. It feels a little like a live M**der mystery where everyone has a role to play.
Each game works best with between 7 and 15 players and usually lasts between 30 and 90 minutes. It’s very interactive, social and suitable for complete beginners as well as seasoned players. Honestly, some of the best moments come from people who have never played anything like it before.
In the quiet village of Ravenswood Bluff, a Demon walks among you. Each player takes on a unique role, perhaps a Townsfolk with valuable information to share, or a Minion working secretly for evil. By day, you’ll discuss, accuse and vote to execute those you suspect of being demons. By night, the Storyteller leads players through their hidden abilities. The good must uncover the Demon before the town is lost.
Both newcomers and experienced players are welcome. The Storyteller will explain the rules and guide everyone through the first game. Even if your character dies, you’ll stay in the action as a ghost, still influencing the outcome right to the end.
Important Information
These sessions are organised independently with the consent of the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society and take place during their regular gaming events. The society runs a wide variety of tabletop and board games, and Blood on the Clocktower is just one of the many activities taking place.
There is a £3 entry fee payable to the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society to cover venue costs. Payment to be made on arrival by card or cash (cash preferred).
For more information about the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society and their other activities, visit their pages:
Facebook: facebook.com/groups/967986768837750
Instagram: instagram.com/eveshambaronstgs
Format
We aim to start promptly at 10:30am. If you’re running late, you can still join as a Traveller, so you won’t miss out.
Games usually last between 60 and 90 minutes depending on numbers, and we’ll aim for at least two full games during the session.
Script complexity will match player experience. We use all three base scripts (Trouble Brewing, Bad Moon Rising and Sects & Violets) along with custom community scripts for added variety.
Venue Notes
This session takes place at Wallace House Community Centre in Evesham.
The event is on the ground floor and fully wheelchair accessible.
Please note that we share the space with others running tabletop games. We have our own corner set aside, so we ask everyone to be considerate with noise levels.
There are free public car parks nearby, including one right outside:
Oat Street Short Stay Car Park – View on Google Maps
Refreshments are available on site.
Tickets
It's free to play Blood on the Clocktower, but there is a £3 entry fee into the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society event.
Adults: £5 (pay on arrival)
Age 15 and over only
Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
Who It’s For
- Fans of social deduction games such as Werewolf, Mafia, The Traitors, or Secret Hitler
- New players curious to try something different
- Experienced players looking for regular local sessions
- Anyone who enjoys meeting new people and solving puzzles with a bit of theatrical flair
Our group meets every two weeks, so this is a great time to get involved.
Join the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society community on Facebook to stay updated on upcoming sessions:
facebook.com/groups/967986768837750
What to Expect
Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game for 7 to 20 players. The good team must work together to identify and execute the Demon before it’s too late. The evil team must lie, deceive and manipulate to protect their master.
No two games are ever the same. It’s a social, logical and often hilarious experience that mixes mystery, performance and puzzle solving.
If you’re new, you can watch this quick intro video before coming along:
Accessibility and Contact
Ground-floor access
Accessible toilets available
Refreshments available on site
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Wallace House Community Centre, Wallace House Community Centre, Oat Street, Evesham, United Kingdom
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