Blood Debt at Home Guide: The five game modes and how to win each one
About
OverviewBlood Debt at Home is a fan game inspired by Blood Debt, mixing detective and battle gameplay across several distinct modes. This guide walks you through each mode, the role system, the lobby roll, and the badges worth chasing.
What is on this page
Contents
Player notes and tips
Found a useful trick? Share it with everyone! Notes with screenshots are welcome!
Write a guide note
Blood Debt at Home
The five game modes and how to win each one
TableBlood Debt at Home runs across five modes, and the rules shift completely between them.
| Debt mode | eliminate the target on the list, or survive the round as that target. |
| Team Battle | stay alive as a team until the round ends. |
| Hide or Else | kill every player after the Mercenaries arrive; needs at least six players in the server. |
| Heist mode | work with your team so that someone steals the objective and your side wins. |
| Juggernaut mode | win the round while playing as Someone, with the Glass Houses map required for the Unstoppable badge. |
The role system and why tasks matter
TipsRoles are assigned by chance at the start of each round, but finishing your task for the day raises that chance. Two roles also require a large number of wins before you can reach them.
- Finishing your daily task raises your role assignment chance.
- Completing a task also earns you the Task Finisher badge.
- The Someone role requires at least 75 wins before you are eligible.
- The Sheriff role requires at least 100 wins.
The lobby roll and what you can win from it
TipsThe lobby gives you a roll with a one-in-twenty chance of success. Two badges are tied to the outcome, and each one rewards a different Antique .45 skin.
- Hit the one-in-twenty — if your roll succeeds, you earn the Potential Luck badge and the Lucky Antique .45 skin.
- Miss ten times in a row — if you fail the roll ten consecutive times, you earn the Tough Luck badge and the Unlucky Antique .45 skin.
Harder badges and their specific requirements
CheckA handful of badges cannot be attempted casually. Getting a full lobby or landing on the right map is part of the challenge.
- No people left requires at least six players in the server, and clearing it rewards the Monochrome M99 skin.
- No traces left behind requires at least five players and asks you to eliminate everyone in Debt mode.
- Unstoppable is only awarded on the Glass Houses map during Juggernaut mode, and you must be playing as Someone.
- Clean Hands asks you to win a round as Someone without making a single kill.
- Target Priority requires you to remove both targets and only the targets confirm the target before acting.
- Shop Destroyer requires you to break every piece of glass on a map that has shops.
Glossary
Glossary- Someone
- A role that requires at least 75 wins to be eligible for, used in Juggernaut mode and tied to several badge conditions.
- Sheriff
- A role that requires at least 100 wins before you can be assigned it.
- Debt mode
- A mode where one side tries to eliminate the target and the other side tries to survive as that target.
- Juggernaut mode
- A mode where you play as Someone and try to win the round; the Glass Houses map is required for the Unstoppable badge.
- Heist mode
- A team mode where your side wins by having at least one player successfully steal the objective.
- Hide or Else mode
- A mode that requires at least six players, where the goal is to eliminate everyone after the Mercenaries show up.
- Role chance
- The probability of being assigned a particular role at the start of a round, which increases when you complete your daily task.
Common questions
FAQWhy should I bother with daily tasks?
Completing a task raises the chance that you get the role you want when a new round starts. You also pick up the Task Finisher badge along the way.
Do I need a certain number of players for some badges?
Yes. No people left needs at least six players in the server, and No traces left behind needs at least five.
How do I unlock the Unstoppable badge?
You need to win a round of Juggernaut mode while playing as Someone, and the round must be on the Glass Houses map. Someone requires at least 75 wins to be eligible.
What is the point of playing the original Blood Debt first?
Blood Debt at Home is a fan game of Blood Debt. The game itself recommends trying the original before playing this one.
Game updates can change what is on this page. If you spot something, get in touch and let us know.

