Clocktower.fyi

If the Summoner is in play, the Clockmaker does not receive their information until a Demon is created.

If there is an Alchemist-Summoner in play, the game starts with a Demon in play, as normal. If the Alchemist-Summoner chooses a player, they make that player a Demon but do not change their alignment.

If the Poppy Grower is alive when the Summoner acts, the Summoner chooses which Demon, but the Storyteller chooses which player.

The Marionette neighbors the Summoner. The Summoner knows who the Marionette is.

The Summoner cannot create an in-play Demon. If the Summoner creates a not-in-play Demon, deaths tonight are arbitrary.

The Summoner cannot create an in-play Demon. If the Summoner creates a not-in-play Demon, deaths tonight are arbitrary.

If the Summoner is drunk on the 3rd night, the Summoner chooses which Demon, but the Storyteller chooses which player.

If the Engineer removes a Summoner from play before that Summoner uses their ability, the Summoner uses their ability immediately.

If the Summoner turns a dead player into the Zombuul, the Storyteller treats that player as a Zombuul that has died once.

The Summoner may choose a player to become the Pukka on the 2nd night.

If the Summoner creates Riot, all Minions also become Riot.

If the Summoner creates Legion, most players (including all evil players) become evil Legion.

The Summoner cannot create an in-play Demon. If the Summoner creates a not-in-play Demon, deaths tonight are arbitrary.

If the Preacher chose the Summoner on or before the 3rd night, the Summoner chooses which Demon, but the Storyteller chooses which player.

If the Summoner creates a Lord of Typhon, the Lord of Typhon must neighbor a Minion. The other neighbor becomes a not-in-play evil Minion.

As called out in the almanac, if the Summoner is drunk or poisoned on night 3, the good team wins.

If the Barber dies while there is no Demon, nothing happens.

If the Engineer chooses to change the Demon while there is no Demon in play, there is no effect.

Ouch. That's not a good time. That's a drunk Summoner, a Goon that turns evil and an evil team, including that Goon, that immediately loses (all assuming the Summoner is the first to select the Goon that night).

This is a potentially massively unfun combination, so think incredibly carefully before putting these both on a script together.

It's worth thinking carefully before putting Summoner in a Revolutionary game that's being played for accessibility reasons.