#botc script

[theosunflowers]

tb-adjacent script with everything tb has but the poppy grower and amnesiac are added

calling it trouble remembering

[kbc-illustrates]

how to make the goofiest botc script that’s still actually playable

‘puter do u hear me ?

[stockstone]

@clovarts and I got bored, looked at BotC, looked at VSMP, looked at BotC, and, uh... then this happened. This is a demon-hunting script with a focus on mobile demons and a minor focus on drunkenness/poisoning. All jinxes are standard; online games running off botc.app can swap the Wraith for Spy, though Wraith is preferable.

Plaintext version (without abilities) under the cut.

High-Stakes Hunting by clovarts & stockstone

Townsfolk: Noble, Snake Charmer, Librarian, Oracle, Shugenja, Innkeeper, Bounty Hunter, Gossip, High Priestess, Savant, Sailor, Magician, Balloonist.

Outsiders: Lunatic, Recluse, Drunk, Plague Doctor.

Minions: Godfather, Scarlet Woman, Wraith, Organ Grinder.

Demons: Pukka, Vigormortis, Lil' Monsta, Fang Gu

[inkbirdie]

custom script rules but they get more and more unhinged 

Commander: At the start of each day, the town learns which team is winning. The storyteller may choose to lie.

Palm Reader: Once per game, during the night, the demon may consult the storyteller. The storyteller will tell them the player/character whose death the evil team would most benefit from.

Circus: All players may make a juggle on Day 1. Only the player(s) with the least amount of correct juggles are woken and shown a number.

Roulette: Each night, all players must privately choose either RED or BLACK. The storyteller then flips a coin. If heads, all players who chose RED are drunk until dusk. If tails, all players who chose BLACK are drunk until dusk. 

Notes:

Roulette-drunkenness affects minions and the demon

As with all non-Vortox droisoning, the storyteller may choose to tell Roulette-drunk players true information or allow their abilities to function as normal

I really want to build a script for this one

Star-Crossed Lovers: On Night 1, one evil player and one good player learn each other. Each night*, the players choose to live or die. The game can only end when both are dead. The storyteller may choose to poison one or both players at any time. 

Notes: 

*Except Night 1

The players do not learn each others’ characters

The players may come back to life after executions, night deaths, or after choosing to die

It is recommended that the storyteller choose a powerful character as the good player (or at least one that would have a reason to stay alive)

This is an excellent concept and nothing could possibly go wrong with it

Wheel of Fortune: Once per game, at night, all players temporarily lose their character’s ability and gain the ability of the player to their right. They are not told which character their ability belongs to. At dusk, they regain their original ability. 

Notes: 

Players who receive a minion/demon ability are poisoned

Demon deaths are arbitrary

Dead players may still use/receive abilities, living players may still use/receive abilities from dead players

‘You start knowing’ abilities are treated as a new instance of the ability

If a once-per-game ability has been used, the new recipient may use it again

If a once-per-game ability has not been used and is used during the Night/Day of Fortune, the original player may still use it afterwards

Storytellers should confirm what characters the minions/demon are bluffing before spinning the wheel

This is the best/worst idea I’ve ever had and I love it

[owlphaace]

I made that script I was thinking about last night

Custom Djinn Rule: you cannot add a Spirit of Ivory to the game.

The whole point of it is it being potentially possible to keep growing the evil team. You have to try to kill off the sources of this happening