The Streamer Stack 📺

A collection of scripts from some of your favourite Clocktower streamers and their communities that utilizes many of the characters available since the Carousel has been released!

Luigi’s Mansion by Alejo

Community : AlejoFBlack Carousel characters: Steward, Bounty Hunter, Cannibal, Amnesiac, Plague Doctor, Zealot, Puzzlemaster, Wizard, Organ Grinder, Yaggababble, Lleech Downloads: PDF / JSON

Switchcraft by AV

_Which evil characters are the "safest" to have in play?_ Would you rather deal with both the Poisoner and the Spy, just to avoid a Goblin win? Or do you trust the Preacher and Town Crier to disarm that threat? Do you risk the Fang Gu possessing an Outsider, or the No Dashii poisoning your Townsfolk? Maybe it's better to hold off until you're sure the Hatter has been disarmed. And if the Hatter dies—what then? Will the evil team pivot to using the Spy to access the Grimoire, or do they shuffle the Goblin around like a cursed hot potato? With the Hermit in the mix too, evil might be switching things up faster than you can track.

Community : Arif Carousel characters : Noble, Shugenja, Preacher, Engineer, Hermit, Hatter, Goblin, Ojo Downloads: PDF / JSON

Red Stick, Blue Stick by Ekin & Navean

Originally created to celebrate Habby's birthday around the time of Village Idiot's release, "Red Stick, Blue Stick" highlights many ways that the VI council can be infiltrated both by good (Mutant) and evil (Mezepheles, Marionette). This script also features CTBotC favorites both from the Carousel collection (General, Lleech) as well as base 3 (Pit-Hag, Po). _Recommended house rule:_ Cannibal eating the drunk VI gains a drunk instance of the VI ability.

Community : CTBotC Carousel characters : General, Village Idiot, Fisherman, Farmer, Cannibal, Mezepheles, Marionette, Lleech, Ojo

Jumping to Conclusions by b_Z

A fun and complex script centered primarily around the Heretic, and forged from the embers of over 40 previous iterations, Jumping to Conclusions doesn't just ask both the good and evil teams "Is there a Heretic ability in play?" but instead asks "How many are?" all the while tempting either team to bring the game to an abrupt end with a sprinkling of alternative win conditions for either, should they dare take the risk. While it does require a cautious hand to properly set up, watching a game unfold is truly a spectacle in and of itself, akin to watching a car crash in slow motion, as everybody simultaneously (and titularly) jumps to an inevitable conclusion.

Community : Etreides Carousel characters : Noble, Pixie, General, Balloonist, Amnesiac, Huntsman, Farmer, Cannibal, Puzzlemaster, Heretic, Damsel, Politician, Goblin, Lil’ Monsta Downloads: PDF / JSON

The Keening Call by Ember

The Keening Call is a clash of a powerful good and evil team. Good holds many powerful information gatherers and protective assets—including the Banshee, the cornerstone of the script, with multiple ways to activate its ability. Conversely, evil has multiple methods to sow misinformation and crumble lines of trust—including the Banshee—through the Mezepheles. Pair that with multiple ways to move and protect the demon and you have a battle for the ages.

Community : Grim Scenarios Carousel characters : Steward, Pixie, General, Amnesiac, Fisherman, Banshee, Snitch, Plague Doctor, Mezepheles, Lil’ Monsta Downloads: PDF / JSON

Quis Custodiet Ipsos Custodes by Dave

Originally created as a showcase script for the Day 1 Whispers stream after the Nightwatchman was released. The title of the script loosely translates to "Who watches the watchmen". The script is intended to be pure social clocktower, with minimal info available, the Good Team has tools to build small trust circles and the Evil Team can mess with that.

Community : GenClonk Carousel characters : Noble, Pixie, Village Idiot, High Priestess, Nightwatchman, Cannibal, Poppy Grower, Puzzlemaster, Harpy, Marionette, Lleech

Fizzy Vizzy by Sammiches

_Built around the concept of an evil player still helping their team despite being outed to town._ The biggest pitfall of outed evil characters is the stigma associated with talking to them. With this script, there are multiple reasons for good to talk to the Vizier, bluffing their way to stay alive another day. The Vizier will have to sort out which of the multiple players claiming Demon or Minion to them is true! Who the Vizier executes and if the Vizier can even still execute are keys to the solve. The Vizier can even become the demon and a crafty Vizier can provoke this possibility egging on town to waste an execution. Get ready to play "outed evil" to further your own goals!

Community : Kinky Clocktower Carousel characters : Steward, Pixie, General, Village Idiot, Farmer, Poppy Grower, Ogre, Marionette, Summoner, Vizier, Lleech Downloads: PDF / JSON

Birthday Feast! by Malashaan

This script was written to heavily lean into the medieval feast vibe. Flavor text and roleplaying is strongly encouraged (but not required). Mechanically, it is a versatile script that can result in very different types of game. The possibility of people surviving execution and demon attacks combined with potential extra night deaths can give a BMR vibe. Conversely, an information-heavy bag with Fang Gu and Cerenovus can feel like S&V. It's a script that gives the ST a lot of options, which makes it great to play over and over.

Community : Nert Patrol Carousel characters : Noble, King, Acrobat, Cannibal, Choirboy, Magician, Marionette, Lleech Downloads: PDF / JSON

Midnight Sun by George

The Leviathan is a Demon that emphasises the subtle, slow-burning, puzzle-solving elements of Blood on the Clocktower, and Midnight Sun combines this with a focus on social play. The Ogre has five days to work out what team they're on and help them win. Players may need to pay close attention to each other's behaviour to figure out if they're secretly the Lunatic or the Marionette, while the Mutant may need to get creative as they walk a fine line. The High Priestess and Butler encourage players to put their heads together, while the General shines in learning how close the town is to cutting through all the confusion and reaching the truth.

Community : PattersTTV Carousel characters : Steward, High Priestess, General, Amnesiac, Magician, Ogre, Marionette, Leviathan

Psychosocial by Dave B

Psychosocial is a high stakes fast paced script with no evil sources of poisoning. The good team can absolutely trust all their info but can they solve the game fast enough?

Community : The Grimoire Carousel characters : Knight, Balloonist, Alsaahir, Nightwatchman, Fisherman, Alchemist, Poppy Grower, Snitch, Damsel, Fearmonger, Psychopath, Goblin, Boomdandy, Kazali Downloads: PDF / JSON

Clockwork Cyborg by VaticidalProphet

Clockwork Cyborg is solo Kazali, an alternative game mode where outsider count is arbitrary but evil teams aren't. Almost every Townsfolk and a couple Outsiders learn info, but much of it is convoluted and takes half a game to disentangle in the form of roles like Savant, Amnesiac, Mathematician, and Puzzlemaster. The high-firepower minion lineup covers for Kazali's mechanical fragility with a strategically diverse range of misinfo, mobility, and murder. Unsolvable Outsider count balances a strong town, with droison, misregistration, and hidden Politicians disrupting the opportunity to put the pieces of the puzzle together.

Community : The Unofficial Discord Server Carousel characters : Pixie, General, Alsaahir, Amnesiac, Banshee, Plague Doctor, Politician, Damsel, Puzzlemaster, Widow, Kazali Downloads: PDF / JSON

Dusk in the House of the Damned by Shade

Inspired by the description for the upcoming expansion Midnight in the House of the Damned, Dusk is a script all about crazy bluffs, wacky plays, and not a ton of clear mechanical information. Some abilities can win or lose singlehandedly, and this script features many extremely powerful and game-defining characters on it, such as Poppy Grower, Legion, Wizard, and most importantly Heretic. This is an advanced, pretty complex, and often extremely swingy script.

Honourable Mention Carousel characters : Noble, Pixie, General, Village Idiot, King, Huntsman, Fisherman, Alchemist, Cannibal, Farmer, Choirboy, Magician, Poppy Grower, Ogre, Damsel, Heretic, Harpy, Wizard, Goblin, Lil’ Monsta, Legion