Join us for Blood on the Clocktower, a game of bluffing, deduction and murder most foul, run by Richard and kindly hosted by the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society.
Selected Sundays · 10:30am–3:30pm · Wallace House Community Centre, Evesham · See EventBright for dates
The clock strikes midnight in Ravenswood Bluff. Somewhere among you, a Demon hides in human form. Can you find it before the town falls?
New to social deduction? Perfect. Our sessions are built with newcomers in mind, and experienced players will be on hand to help. I'll be your Storyteller, explaining everything and running the game. If you've ever watched The Traitors and spotted the liar from your sofa, this is your chance to try it with everyone watching you back.
One player is secretly the Demon. Their goal is to stay hidden and pick off the town one by one. Good players must work out who the Demon and their Minions are, and execute them to save the town. Every player has a unique character ability. Even if you die, you're not out: you stay in the game as a ghost and can still change the outcome.
We play a mix of scripts, from the three base editions to some trickier custom ones. Please arrive on time so we can fit in two full games, and book in advance, as space is limited.
Any questions? Message me through Eventbrite and I'll get back to you.
The Evesham Barons meet every other Sunday. Clocktower runs at many of those sessions but not all of them, so check the Eventbrite page for upcoming dates before you come. Doors open at 10:30am, and the first game starts at 10:45am. We finish at 3:30pm. Games last 60–90 minutes, and we aim for at least two full games. Running late? You can join the next game, or come in mid-game as a Traveller.
Richard is Storyteller at most sessions. On some dates a newer Storyteller stands in, and those sessions are listed as separate events. The pace is gentler and the scripts are simpler, so they suit first-timers.
The games are free. We never charge per game or per session. The only cost is the Evesham Barons' venue entry: £5 (18+) or £2 (under 18), paid on arrival. That covers the whole day, however many games you play. Card or cash; cash preferred.
You're welcome to bring your own food and drink. Snacks are also on sale at the venue, and buying them helps support the Evesham Barons gaming group.
The recommended age is 15+. Younger players are welcome and may play a Traveller role. Under-18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times.
We play a mix of scripts. Most sessions range from the three base editions (Trouble Brewing, Bad Moon Rising, Sects & Violets) to some trickier custom ones, matched to the group's experience. Stand-in Storyteller sessions may stick to Trouble Brewing.
I'm Richard, and I run community Blood on the Clocktower games in Evesham, kindly hosted at events run by the Evesham Barons Tabletop Gaming Society. These sessions are independently organised with the society’s consent and take place during their regular gaming meetings.
The Evesham Barons run a wide range of tabletop and board gaming activities and my Clocktower sessions are just one of the many things happening at their events.
My aim is to make Blood on the Clocktower accessible for anyone who wants to play, whether new or experienced, and to create a welcoming space for social deduction games that bring people together for laughter, teamwork, and storytelling.
New players: please watch this 10-minute video before attending
Our community is built around the enjoyment of social deduction games. While the excitement can lead to passionate discussions, let’s remember that it’s a game. Keep the competitive spirit within the game and prioritise everyone’s well-being afterwards. Your sportsmanship is essential to a positive and enduring community.
We are committed to fostering an inclusive environment for all, including our LGBTQ+ members. Any form of anti-LGBTQ+ behaviour will not be tolerated. We also recognise that some personalities may be stronger than others, but we actively discourage domineering behaviour. Personal attacks on another player won't be tolerated. Challenge the claim, not the person.
Please avoid talking over others, and give everyone the opportunity to speak. Some may feel intimidated if others are continuously talking loudly. Let’s also keep discussions focused on the game and use game-related language rather than phrases that could be taken as personal.
We play at Wallace House Community Centre, Oat St, Evesham WR11 4PJ. The event is on the ground floor and fully wheelchair accessible. Accessible toilets are available. We share the space with other tabletop games. We have our own area set aside and ask everyone to be considerate with noise levels.
Free public parking is available nearby, including directly outside the venue: Oat Street Short Stay Car Park, Chapel Street Evesham WR11 4QJ
