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Test your skills in this Social Deduction Game!
On a stormy night, a shriek echoes through the town. Everyone rushes to the clock tower to find their beloved storyteller has been murdered, lying still at its base. The villagers realize that some evil has been released upon their town. By day, this evil looks like one of their own, but by night, it goes about, picking them off one by one. Will they be able to identify the killer? Or will evil overrun this town in the end?
Blood on the Clocktower is an award-winning social deduction game in which a group of people works together to try to discover which one of them is the demon in their midst. During the game, you are either a "good" townsperson with roles that attempt to discover and share information with other "good" townspeople, or you are "evil" and try to sow lies and distrust amongst the other players. Each side wins when the other team is eliminated.
This group will be running the expansion Trouble Brewing designed for beginners. It usually runs between 60 and 90 minutes long with about 30 minutes of introduction at the beginning. You can expect to:
Local storyteller Kyle, known online as Santa, started his Clocktower journey 4 years ago and is a founding member of Lunatics Landing, a group of game streamers and bloggers. He has also joined other great local gaming communities, including Columbus Clocktower, which hosts Monday Blood on the Clocktower games twice a month, and Mined Games, featuring the Gahanna Gaming Group, which runs a variety of open gaming events and Blood on the Clocktower on Tuesdays. Kyle has not only participated as a player in over 50 games, but he has also storied over 60.
This game is recommended for players ages 15+.
Registration is required.
If you need accommodations for a class or event, contact communications@pickeringtonlibrary.org or call 614-837-4104 ext. 221
Page Turners Book Club meets every Monday. We read aloud and discuss the book together in a relaxed atmosphere.
All reading levels are welcome. For specific accommodation requests or inquiries, please contact communications@pickeringtonlibrary.org or call 614-837-4104 ext. 221.