Whale-a-day

Whale-a-day sets one vigil a day, numbered from the first on 12 May 2026, at a table of eight to thirteen players. The Chronicle tells the game night by night and day by day: who claimed which role, what their ability told them, who was executed and who was found dead at dawn. The Circle shows the same game as seats around a table, with a moon or sun badge on each seat that died and when.

You play a traveller who arrived too late. Above the town hangs the Witness, an eye that saw everything and will say whether a statement was true or false. It answers only a few times per round: six at today's ten-player table, five at a table of eight. A false answer does not make a player evil. Poison, the Drunk, a Recluse or a Spy can all turn honest words false, and working out which is the puzzle.

Tap a seat to see its claim and its lines, then pick a role from the script's list or press Match claim. When every seat has a verdict you submit an attempt. Seats you got right lock in place, the reveals refill, and you have five attempts in all. The header gives the usual count of Townsfolk, Outsiders, Minions and Demons for the table, which roles such as the Baron can change.

The game is made by furtler and keeps growing. The hundredth vigil brought an archive of past puzzles and nine new roles, and some days carry a titled puzzle written by a community author. Newcomers get a guided game and five short lessons on Trouble Brewing roles that end at a full twelve-player table. After the daily, the result screen offers practice puzzles. In October the page dresses up with a moon, bats and pumpkins.

It suits Blood on the Clocktower players who want a solo puzzle between games, and fans of Clues by Sam style logic who like a story behind the clues.