Welcome to your Blood on the Clocktower stats tracker, an unofficial app to track win rates, good / evil splits, most played characters and more!

New Character Spotlight:

Blood on the Clocktower expands with four fresh faces:

• Princess (Townsfolk): “On your 1st day, if you nominated & executed a player, the Demon doesn’t kill tonight.”
• Hermit (Outsider): “You have all Outsider abilities. [-0 or -1 Outsider]”
• Wraith (Minion): “You may open your eyes at night. You wake when other evil players do.”
• Cacklejack (Traveller): “Each day, choose a player: a different player changes character tonight.”

The Princess rewards bold early plays by protecting the Town on Night 1. The Hermit embodies multiple Outsider roles simultaneously, such as the Saint and the Drunk, adding complex layers of deception. The Wraith gains valuable night-time insight alongside fellow evil players, heightening strategic coordination. The Cacklejack introduces chaotic character changes daily, forcing everyone to adapt to shifting roles and secrets, and greatly altering the flow of the game.

With these characters entering more games, expect fresh strategies, surprising bluffs, and deeper social deduction in Ravenswood Bluff.

What you can do in BotC Tracker:

Here you can:

• See your most played characters (are you really the Townsfolk hero you think you are, or do you keep drawing Minion after Minion?)
• Track your good vs. evil split, and find out if fate keeps casting you as a force for good or a master of mischief
• Dive into your win percentages and see which roles bring you the most glory-or the most chaos
• Peak at the night turn order for base-3 games (including travellers)

This app covers every base-3 character, all travellers and all experimental characters as they’re released, so whether you’re a steadfast Undertaker, a slippery Poisoner, or just hoping not to get executed as the Saint, your stats are here.

Coming soon:

• Track custom characters: Perfect for homebrew scripts and unique playgroups
• Storyteller stats tracker: Because the person behind the grimoire deserves some numbers too!