Credit: Stewart Black (CC BY 2.0)

Blood on the Clocktower | Bristol | 8 November, 2026

£105.00
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Join us for a day of murder, treachery and revenge at the Bristol Commonwealth Association.

  • Date: 8 November, 2026

  • Players: Suitable for everyone, from complete beginners to hardened demon hunters

  • Age: 18+ (16+ with a responsible adult)

  • Food: Lunch included. Free tea and coffee available all day.

  • Tickets: £105

The Game

Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game, in which a team of wary townsfolk attempt to uncover the evil hiding among them. Each round someone is murdered, and the players must use their special skills and powers of deduction to identify and execute the demon and its minions before it’s too late. But in this game of shifting loyalties and shaky alliances, who can you trust?

Players are guided by a Storyteller, who arbitrates rules, manages hidden (mis)information and chairs execution committees. While death is a constant threat, it’s not the end of your game. You’ll keep playing as a ghost - losing your special powers, but still sharing what you know, making deductions, and running interference for your team (at least you think they’re on your side…).

Image credit: Stewart Black (CC BY 2.0)

Tickets

Join us for a day of murder, treachery and revenge at the Bristol Commonwealth Association.

  • Date: 8 November, 2026

  • Players: Suitable for everyone, from complete beginners to hardened demon hunters

  • Age: 18+ (16+ with a responsible adult)

  • Food: Lunch included. Free tea and coffee available all day.

  • Tickets: £105

The Game

Blood on the Clocktower is a social deduction game, in which a team of wary townsfolk attempt to uncover the evil hiding among them. Each round someone is murdered, and the players must use their special skills and powers of deduction to identify and execute the demon and its minions before it’s too late. But in this game of shifting loyalties and shaky alliances, who can you trust?

Players are guided by a Storyteller, who arbitrates rules, manages hidden (mis)information and chairs execution committees. While death is a constant threat, it’s not the end of your game. You’ll keep playing as a ghost - losing your special powers, but still sharing what you know, making deductions, and running interference for your team (at least you think they’re on your side…).

Image credit: Stewart Black (CC BY 2.0)

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The Venue

Set in the Gerogian grandeur of leafy Clifton, the Grade-II listed Commonwealth House started life as a pair of grand townhouses. Inside, its period features are complemented by crisp contemporary decor.

What to Expect

  • Experienced Storytellers, running a range of scripts for beginners, experts and everyone in between

  • Lunch included

  • Free tea and coffee available all day

  • Cash bar

  • As much Blood on the Clocktower as we can play!

Lunch included

Beginners welcome

Experienced Storytellers

Free tea and coffee all day

Storytellers

TBC

TBC

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Getting there

Commonwealth House
14 Whiteladies Road, Clifton
Bristol, BS8 1PD

By train: The venue is a 10-minute walk from Clifton Down Station.

By bus: There are good bus links to Bristol City Centre.

By car: There is limited free on-site parking available. If no spaces are available, there are several paid car parks within a few minutes’ walk.

Accessibility

The venue has seven steps up to the front door with no ramp facility. The toilets are located either on the first floor or in the basement, both of which are reached by a flight of stairs. If you’d like more accessibility information then please get in touch (hello@moonshineadventure.co.uk).