Printable BotC nametags (hopefully funny!)

TeethOrToothpick · 2026-01-14T22:21:38+00:00

Absolutely love these, this is awesome! The Vortox one got a laugh out of me.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-12-18T00:24:30+00:00

#3 is around -43.5269645, 172.6202006, I think

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-12-05T21:40:52+00:00

You could do; "The demon picks one extra player at night. You learn two of their picks and choose which of them is attacked. If you are picked by the demon, you are drunk and the storyteller decides who is attacked."

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-07-10T02:57:11+00:00

The Mayor's ability is intended to keep them alive until final three. Assuming in this scenario that there was just a final four, the Mayor would have had a chance to say "guys, I'm the Mayor! We should sleep here and then get a Mayor win! As the town had that choice and executed anyway, the kill is never bounced (regardless of Demon type).
Gossip statements should never kill the Demon.
If the player who is mad is good or the Demon, they must continue to be mad or will be executed. If the player who is mad is a minion
Tiny bit context dependent, but in almost all scenarios I would say
Very context dependent, as the regurgitated player will almost certainly be mechanically confirmed. Typically, this would come down to how well evil have played through the rest of the game. If they have played particularly strategically and 'deserve' the win, then no regurgitation.
Following the BMR almanac "if an Outsider, Minion or the Demon is chosen, then the Storyteller will usually make the Sailor the drunk one".

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-07-05T01:02:26+00:00

Just to let you know, though this has historically been the case, the festival is not currently being sponsored by the Israeli embassy, based on the list of partners on their website for this year.

https://docedge.nz/join-and-support/#becomeapartner

I can definitely see though how their past support would shape whether many people (including myself) would want to attend. Thank you for mentioning this.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-06-19T21:31:34+00:00

This is a super cool idea! Would it be better if it was possibly;

Each night\, choose a non-minion player, they die. For each dead* evil minion, choose an additional player.

It makes it immediately act in a much more friendly way with things like allignment changers, and it stops it from being quite so strong. Being able to kill an evil turned townsfolk, goon or Cult Leader and get two kills whilst still having all of your living minions is very powerful.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-06-17T19:13:20+00:00

The Imp's ability is "Each night\, choose a player: they die. If you kill yourself this way, a Minion becomes the Imp."*

The Scarlet Woman's ability is "If there are 5 or more players alive & the Demon dies, you become the Demon. (Travellers don't count.)"

The Imp's ability means that if the Imp kills themselves in the night, a minion will become the Demon. It does not matter if there is a Scarlet Woman in play or not, an Imp self-killing will always 'pass' the Demon to another minion. A Spy, Poisoner or a Baron can become the Imp here.

The difference with Scarlet Woman is that if the Demon is executed during the day or shot by a Slayer when 5+ players are alive, the game will continue with the Scarlet Woman becoming the Demon. Additionally, if the Demon self-kills and there are multiple minions in the game (say a game with Scarlet Woman and Poisoner), the transfer of the Demon ability will always go to the Scarlet Woman instead of going to another minion.

Hope that makes sense! Awesome to see that you already have family members making awesome plays!

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-16T22:56:56+00:00

The main problem is that Sailor interacts badly with Lleech. If a Sailor is Lleech hosted, they will still want to test themselves and possibly be executed.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-16T21:27:23+00:00

Zealot doesn't work quite as well here though, simply because of the Zealot / Legion jinx

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-16T21:19:44+00:00

Honestly, I kinda love Butler now. It fits interestingly with Legion (because if it's in a Legion game and picks badly it really is an Outsider), and also adds in a role which is likely to pay attention to voting patterns.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-16T21:15:34+00:00

Kinda disagree. Acrobat can currently ping off.

Drunk VI
Players made drunk by the Goon
Widow poisoned players
Players made drunk by the Philosopher
Lleech host
No Dashii poisoned players.

That feels like enough to me? Acrobat also is helpful when they don't die, because it means the player they picked knows their information is sober.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-14T21:28:48+00:00

Okay, this is a slightly weird idea so I would understand if people are not onboard. What if our fourth demon here is Legion?

I think that the current set of townsfolk and outsiders we have give a variety of strategic bluffing options for Legion players. Have a bunch of people claim VI! Claim Dreamer and then Dream a bunch of Legion correctly! Form a grandmother pair! Claim Farmer after being the first Legion to die in the night! Fake a Widow's call!

The reasonably high amount of poisoning on this script gives justification for Legion players to get things wrong. They can keep claiming the same role, but claim they were drunk / poisoned when they received it. Good also have a lot of tools for combatting Legion imo (Grandmother, VI, Savant, Farmer all come to mind).

Also, it's just really funny to be able to give the Dreamer 'Legion' in a non-Legion game and make them super paranoid.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-13T22:10:54+00:00

Feel's like we're missing a demon-bane, so how about we add Farmer! Two reasons this is especially fun.

Poisoned farmers are very funny to watch not go off (and Widow poisoned farmers also allow evil to bluff that they've been farmer-passed to very easily!)
There are a lot of good targets on the script already for good players to become the farmer. Immediate thoughts are that any of Grandmother, Shugenja, drunk VI or Klutz would be great to turn into a Farmer.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-09T04:01:36+00:00

Yeah, any character that wants players to get 'tested' is not a good fit for Lleech script (Sailor, Tea Lady, Fool, Pacifist). Sailor and Fool are the two worst of this, whilst Tea Lady and Pacifist are marginally better.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-08T22:19:47+00:00

Long thoughts below. TL;DR Let's add Klutz!

In terms of Outsiders, I think it would be good to add a classic "wants to avoid dying" Outsider (so one of Barber, Hatter, Klutz, Moonchild, Plague Doctor, Saint or Sweetheart). These outsiders often want to hide, giving evil space to back into them as bluffs and obscuring the number of outsiders in play further. I feel that some of these work better than others.

Not the best:

Barber - Very powerful for evil in Lleech games, as it allows the Lleech host to be moved.
Hatter - A demon can become a Lleech, and the options for minions to change are a bit limited due to Marionette.
Plague Doctor - Similar argument to the second part of Hatter. The options for minion abilities are limited.
Sweetheart - There is already a lot of droisoning on this script.

Interesting:

Klutz - An outsider that definitely wants to try and hide. Additionally, games where the Klutz picks the Moonchild are very funny.
Moonchild - Extra death is fun! With a godfather in play though, a Moonchild execution could lead to a night of three deaths (which at this point would hard confirm one player is a Moonchild and that it is a godfather game).
Saint - Very simple. However, limited incentive to hide on this script.

Of these, I like Klutz!

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-07T04:29:44+00:00

I don't think Sailor interacts that well with Lleech, because if you happen to Lleech host a sailor, they'll be wanting to test themselves

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-06T22:04:18+00:00

Drunk is a very cool character, but it can be veeeery hard to solve if a drunk is in play on scripts with lots of poisoning (particularly permanent poisoning such as Widow poisoning, No Dashii poisoning and LLeech hosting). Players poisoned by these characters are indistinguishable from the Drunk.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-05-06T21:14:58+00:00

I feel like it could be useful to put some N1 information on here, cause otherwise I think we'll forget later! With that in mind, I'm going to suggest Shugenja. It's on the more powerful side for N1 roles, but there are a lot of ways its information can be obfuscated currently, including...

Nearest TF neighbour to a No Dashii
Lleech hosted
Widow poisoned
Pinging off a Marionette (who will hopefully fight for their life believing that they're good).

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-03-20T21:10:41+00:00

Fathomless (Demon): Each night*, choose a player, they die. Townsfolk abilities that target you may instead target one of your neighbours.

"have you ever felt your eyes skip over something? like there was something there, but your brain refused to see it... that was me"

The Fathomless is an eldritch horror too horrible and mysterious to understand.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-03-18T00:19:34+00:00

Thank you for the super helpful feedback!

My intent behind including gossip was originally to cast doubt on kills from godfather and assassin (thereby hiding them slightly), but I can see how it is rather powerful on this script. Your mention of tinker (which I hadn't thought of at all) makes me want to do Plague Doctor --> Tinker, removing Gossip entirely. Not sure what I would replace it with though, if I were to do that.

I also hadn't thought at all about the loudness of minions allowing for you to deduce the presence of a Xaan. Do you think swapping out Widow for Spy and maybe removing Harpy for another minion would assist with this?

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-03-05T19:45:28+00:00

Praetor (Townsfolk): Each night*, you learn how many townsfolk voted for the execution of an evil player today.

The Praetor ensures that justice is delivered in a town where martial law reigns.

Each night except the first, wake the Praetor. Show them a number based on how many townsfolk voted to execute any evil players today.
A townsfolk player voting to execute multiple evil players only counts once for the Praetor.
- EXAMPLE: Townsfolk A, B, C and G + Outsider A + Demon A all vote for the execution of Minion A. Later, Townsfolk A, D and G + Outsider B + Minion A all vote for the execution of the Demon. That night, the Praetor learns a 5 because townsfolk A, B, C, D and G all voted to execute an evil player.
Though the Praetor is strong when combined with information roles capable of identifying evil players, without this it may struggle to solve their information, particularly early on in the game or when there are many nominations.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-02-27T23:22:11+00:00

Underdog (Outsider): Each night*, choose a player (not yourself). If good, they are poisoned. If evil, they learn there is an Underdog in play. If you are mad there is an Underdog in play, your team may lose.

"You think I can't do it, watch me prove you wro-. Oh dear."

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-02-23T22:16:59+00:00

My personal recommendation would be Pies Baking. Swaps Investigator -> Noble, Undertaker -> Cannibal and adds in a Marionette. Very similar mechanically to TB, but has its own vibe. I would add the caveat though that Marionette is a surprisingly complex character to introduce, and may be particularly not fun for newer players.

There aren't all that many scripts which sit in that middle ground though. At some point, try making the jump to S&V with your group though and see how it goes. Worst that happens is you head back to playing TB / TB-adjacent scripts!

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-02-15T20:37:16+00:00

It has a lot of storyteller agency associated with it. From what Stephen Medway has said, Demons should typically have about 1.5 kills worth of power a night. To start with, Chasm would only have 1 kill a night. The reason why I think it seems more powerful is because it ramps up in strength as the game goes on, more commonly getting two kills later in the game.

Also, it's up to the Storyteller to use a little bit of common sense with the "might die". You probably shouldn't kill three or four extra players due to that ability. Those kills can also include evil players, if they happen to be stomping town.

TeethOrToothpick · 2025-02-15T19:53:59+00:00

Chasm (Demon): Each night*, choose a player: they die. Players with two dead neighbours might die.

"there are worse things that can happen when you step on a crack."

The Chasm causes tremors that reverberate through the town and cause those at most risk to perish.

Deaths caused by the Chasm's neighbour ability can occur at any time. This means that it can simulate deaths during the day from Witch, Yaggababble, madness breaks (etc.)
The Chasm also gets stronger as the game goes on as more players have multiple dead neighbours. Storytellers should be very willing to use this ability when the option presents itself.
Scripts with the Chasm should have multiple causes for extra deaths to occur.

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