No Dice, No Problem vs BotC Helper

No Dice is the warm, tactile dice roller you'll actually enjoy using. Real polyhedral shapes, satisfying sounds, and a cream-and-terracotta design that feels like it belongs on your tabletop — not just your screen. KEY FEATURES • Roll 1-2 six-sided dice for free, forever — no account, no ads • Unlock No Dice Pro to roll up to 6 dice at once and access all 11 dice types (d3 to d100) • Tap the dice, press Roll Dice, or shake your phone — however you like to roll • Authentic polyhedral shapes — triangles, hexagons, pentagons, and more — based on real dice geometry • A distinct rolling sound for every dice count • Warm cream, terracotta, and sage design with custom Caprasimo & Figtree type • Instant total, shown the moment your dice land • Portrait-only design for easy one-handed use FREE VS. PRO Free: 1-2 six-sided dice, unlimited rolls, forever. No Dice Pro ($0.99/year): up to 6 dice at once, and every dice type from d3 to d100 (d3, d4, d6, d8, d10, d12, d20, d30, d50, d60, d100). One tap unlocks the whole set. Cancel anytime in iOS Settings > Subscriptions. PERFECT FOR • Dungeons & Dragons, Pathfinder, and other RPGs that need specialty dice • Board game nights that call for a d20 you can't find in the box • Tabletop gaming when you forgot your dice bag • Quick decisions and random numbers, any time DESIGNED TO BE USED No Dice trades the cold, generic look of most utility apps for something warmer — soft cream surfaces, a terracotta accent, sage-green pips, and hand-picked type that feels considered rather than default. REALISTIC SOUNDS Each dice count has its own rolling sound, from a single die's clatter to the cascade of six dice, perfectly timed with the visual results. AUTHENTIC DICE SHAPES Our d20 shows a 14-sided polygon just like a real icosahedral die, while high-sided dice like d30, d50, d60, and d100 appear as circles, matching their nearly spherical physical counterparts. OPTIMIZED FOR IPHONE Built specifically for iPhone with iOS 15+ support. Fully offline — no account, no network connection required, no data collected. Download No Dice and roll better-looking dice today. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://github.com/bradleyksimpson/no-dice/blob/main/PRIVACY.md

Your grimoire. Your notes. Your game. BotC Notes is an unofficial companion app for Blood on the Clocktower — the social deduction game of bluffing, hidden roles, and one very busy Storyteller. Whether you're running a game or just trying to keep track of who's alive, BotC Notes keeps everything organized so you can focus on the chaos at the table. The Game Board Place player tokens freely on a grimoire-style board, or let the app arrange them automatically in a clean oval layout. Tokens snap to an invisible grid for tidy placement, and a soft haptic confirms every lock-in. Track votes, nominations, and deaths — by type — across every day. Mark someone dead retroactively and all subsequent days update instantly. Drag reminder tokens anywhere on the board, and manage Fabled characters as chips in the info panel. Roles & Scripts Import any custom script from a .json file — including community scripts from the BotC Script Tool. Browse a built-in roles database with full night order, Jinx cards showing paired role icons and names, expandable role cards by team, and a Fabled section. Traveller roles are always available, no matter which script is loaded. The role database updates automatically when new roles are added. Player Management Edit names, role claims, votes, nominations, notes, and death status per day. Save your regular crew to a Friends list and assign them to seats in a single tap. Game History Every saved game shows date, time, edition, player count, alive count, days played, and winner. Swipe to mark the result — Good wins or Evil wins — or clear it anytime. Clean & Private No ads. No accounts. No internet required. English and Spanish supported. BotC Notes is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Pandemonium Institute or Steven Medway, creators of Blood on the Clocktower.