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I apologize for the slight off-topic comment, as this issue has already been discussed. Just the other day, during a tournament game, I encountered a situation similar to what Dipty Player described. During one of the most crucial turns, I didn't have enough time to move my main hero, which could have had negative consequences. This happened because I was rereading the rules at that moment, and I probably spent a third of my turn doing so. If there were chess clocks, something like this wouldn't have happened, of course. So, I'm all for implementing them. Moreover, I've often seen top players in WODs not pass their turn after it ends, but simply sit and think until their time runs out. I don't blame these players for anything; they're using the opportunity the game provides, but it's quite annoying, and I wouldn't want such opportunities to exist.