THE TABLE
Who’s in the circle?
7 players · clockwise seatingEdit
Enter 5–15 unique names, one per line, in clockwise order. No Travellers. This is the original seating before any deaths.
FIELD NOTES
What did you hear?
On iPhone, tap this field and use the keyboard microphone. Review the dictated words before structuring them. Your keyboard provider controls dictation processing.
Local parser · stays on this device.
The local parser recognizes simple lines with exact player names and “N1” for information. Everything else stays in your notes. Nothing becomes a fact automatically.
REVIEW BEFORE ADDING
Suggested claims
These will be saved as untrusted claims. To use one in a search, explicitly select it as an assumption in Evidence.
BUILD A HYPOTHESIS
Claims aren’t facts.
Keep claims for reference. Mark a row as an assumption to test it, or a hard observation only when you know it is true. You can disable any row.
FOLLOW THE DIFFERENCES
What could be true?
Timeline excluded from world search. Results and cruxes use initial seating and selected first-night evidence only. Recorded phases, executions and deaths do not constrain candidates. Use the separate history editor in Timeline for temporal search.
Supported rules, assumptions & privacy
This fan tool checks initial-role assignments for standard Trouble Brewing, 5–15 players. The Evidence/Worlds search uses first-night reports. Timeline also has a separate game-history search covering all 22 characters, with deaths, execution, information timing, protection, succession and victory. Travellers, Fabled, Loric and other scripts are unsupported.
Search is bounded. A partial set is not exhaustive, random, or a probability estimate. A candidate is an initial-role projection with a witness for supported information, not a complete game timeline. Questions split only the returned candidates.
Claims do not constrain search until you choose an assumption or hard observation. Contradictions mean your selected inputs cannot fit this model, not that a player is proven to have lied.
Notes, evidence and timeline records are stored in this browser and are not synced. Export a backup before changing devices or clearing browser data. Optional private OpenAI assistance appears only on a separately enabled host: choosing OpenAI API and pressing Save & structure note explicitly uploads the current text and player names for suggestions. A separate recording button uploads selected audio. Your private access code stays in page memory; never enter an OpenAI API key here. Browser dictation checks for an installed on-device model only when you tap its button; keyboard dictation follows your device’s settings.
Detailed rules and limitations · Official Trouble Brewing rules ↗
Adapted from Ethan’s archived botc-solver project, preserved under DeevGames docs/archaeology. Blood on the Clocktower belongs to The Pandemonium Institute. Unofficial fan companion; no official artwork is used.