What are your thoughts on the new #BloodOnTheClocktower character type? Is there something in the game you feel is missing, or would be a fun addition?

After you've entered some games, you can check out your stats page to see how you're doing! Charts are fully customizable and allow you to see a lot of different kinds of data on your plays.

Since you record each game individually, you can record as much (or as little) about it as you want. You can also note the other players that played in the same game, and share details with them!

At a glance, you can immediately see some basic stats for yourself and anyone with a public profile. There's also a visual representation of all the official roles, so you can see which ones you've been already!

ClockTracker is a free service, but it costs to run the servers and services. Please consider supporting this project in order to ensure that it remains available for the Clocktower community!

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#BloodOnTheClocktower night 2! The Librarian nominated the Virgin and died, then the imp killed the virgin. You heard talk of a chef 0, and the Librarian shared their info about the Undertaker and Ravenkeeper.

You told the Poisoner about the Empathy, but couldn't talk to the Imp.

What's your play?

#BloodOnTheClocktower first night. You're the spy, and you're shown the following grimoire.

What's your play? Who do you try to get executed? Do you try to share your info immediately?

Let me know in the comments!

As a social deduction game, communities are another big feature. Community moderators can create events, and sync with their Discord server to help coordinate scheduling between Discord, ClockTracker, and other websites.

I know that folks who track games probably like to use other tracking tools as well, so there is integration built in to post a game to BoardGameGeek or BGStats.

In July 2023, I started building a solution to this problem: ClockTracker. It allows users to enter their game data, and provides access to viewing this data on a per-user, per-character, or per-script level.

You can also tag your friends to connect games you've played together!

This project started from a simple premise: how can we record data that is easily shared and comparable?

A lot of Blood on the Clocktower players record their games in spreadsheets, but this data isn't available to everyone, and it's not consistent in what kind of data it uses.

This is the official account for ClockTracker, the online platform for recording your games of Blood on the Clocktower and connecting with friends!

Created by @lindsaykwardell.com

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