Sailor (Speedrun) POV | Blood on the Clocktower
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- Опубликовано: 15 сен 2024
- Well. This is a fast game - that much you'll notice from the length of the video.
Custom script with 2 custom roles. The Adventurer, who works a little bit like a "choose your own adventure" game and the Top Trump Master who makes you wonder how well you know your friends!
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Blood on the Clocktower is a bluffing game enjoyed by 5 to 20 players on opposing teams of Good and Evil, overseen by a Storyteller player who conducts the action and makes crucial decisions.
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GreyHart (Storyteller): / greyhart99
Patrick (Me): / prodpatrick
patters: im the golem, let's kill mark
dak, the actual golem: yeah that checks out *votes*
I was the idiot in the chat who banned sailor because I thought it would be funny to see chaotic patrick not be able to ever claim his real role.
and what a great choice it became.
When a big brain play becomes the biggest brain play. That was insane. 😂
Those custom characters sound interesting.
The fact the storyteller whas like: what the fuck happend
OH I love this play so much. I am here for this style of chaos. Very fun clip.
2 years later and still the most insane play ive ever seen
Just rewatched, Patters is the Spicy Slayer.
oH. MY. GOD. what did i just watch. this was amazing
So was Top Trump Master and Aventurer experimental characters. I've never seen them before today.
Homebrew content by Greyhart/Stan
Top Trump Master: What are examples of "statistic"?
Adventurer: What the ???
Yeah, the content has changed a bit since then.
So based on the description:
Top Trump Master statistics would probably be "this person has won 100% of all MtG games they've played, but they've played" (Sam did win the one time she played, and since hasn't)
If you know that, you learn Sam's character. Seems like the Storyteller has to know everyone really well, at least as well as everyone else does.
"Choose an adventure" is weird phrasing given how choosing works in BOTC. But the actual intention seems to be that the Storyteller presents a choice like "tonight you hear a clatter from the streets. Do you pull the sheets over your head and ignore it or look through your window and try to help them if you see someone in danger?"
Choosing to ignore, you learn that town doesn't learn who died last night, until that player tries to do something they can't. Choosing to look, you learn that you saved today's pick, but infuriated the Demon who gets two picks tomorrow night.
Something like that?
I should have passed it on to Val. At least the town can return to not trusting Pat!