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Murder Mystery Evening Series
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About the Murder Mystery Evening Game Series • Requires
8 players (unless noted otherwise) Host your own murder mystery evening; each self contained game is designed to keep party-goers guessing for hours. Includes: invitations, host instruction booklet, character booklets, name tags, and themed recipes.
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The Watersdown Affair:
You have received
an invitation to Watersdown Mansion, the elegant home of Sir Roger
Watersdown. Assume the role of one of these eight worldly characters. Imagine your home is 1930s English mansion as you and your dinner guests enjoy hours of suspense and intrigue. All you need is a sense of humor and a light-hearted approach toward deceit, larcency, sex and murder. How to Host a Murder is so much fun, it's almost criminal! |
$29.99 | |
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The Last Train From Paris:
It is
June 1940 aboard a train leaving Paris. German troops are about to enter the
city. Roads are a hopeless snarl; the trains are full with little space
aboard them. Yet, to remain in the city will not be pleasant. Aboard a
government train heading for the safety of southern France, a murder is
discovered.
The passengers (your guests) must decide who committed the crime. Certainly, the elegant refugees and the dramatic circumstances of their flight from Paris will provide the answer to this mystery. |
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The Chicago Caper:
It is September 1928 in
Chicago. The return of notorious gangster Harold "Hal" Coppone is expected
to trigger a wave of violence. Instead, Coppone has disappeared, mystifying
police and the criminal underworld. To the small group gathered in a
speakeasy near Coppone's headquarters, the crimelord's whereabouts become
only part of the mystery when murder is discovered. There's no shortage of
suspects, motives, speakeasy glamour or gorgeous flappers in this crime
tale This game comes in a Deluxe Gift Tin. |
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The Class of '54:
Roley City
Times August 5, 1959 Roley High Reunion To Feature Rock N. Roley Roley City High School Class of 1954 celebrates its fifth reunion this month with a weekend of activities highlighted by a rock & roll concert featuring the class' most illustrious graduate, Rock N. Roley. The two-and-a-half-hour performance will begin at 3:00 p.m., Saturday, August 15, and is expected to fill the Roley City Municipal Auditorium. "Rock has fond memories of Roley High," said the star's business manager, Joseph K. Awledge, "and he's looking forward to seeing many of his old friends again." While the Class of '54 has much to celebrate, it will not eagerly recall the outcome of the 1954 Homecoming game. The Big Game with rival Lowe Valley was lost by the Roley Rollers 24 - 21, the first ever loss to the Lowe Riders. Homecoming was also marred by the tragic death of Becky Sue Lamour, a student at Roley High who was killed near midnight after the Homecoming dance, when the car in which she was a passenger stalled on the railroad tracks at Back Road Crossing and was struck by a freight train. The driver, Rock N. Roley, escaped without injury. Reunion activities will commence at 9:00 a.m. Saturday with a tour of the new gymnasium, after which Principal R. Anton Ravon will make his remarks. That's the setting, but things go awry. Whodunit? |
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 | Roman Ruins: Having mentioned your name in his Roman epic, the renowned poet, Flabbius Corpus, invites you to a banquet for the premier recitation of his historical work. When you arrive, you discover there's been a murder in the garden and a priceless statue is missing. You assume the role of one of these great Roman characters and solve the mystery. Like a history lesson come to life, the schemes of less-than-noble characters are laid bare. | Soon | |
 | The Good, The Bad, & The Guilty: It is 10:10 p.m. on July 2, 1881 – a balmy evening in the little Wyoming Territory town of Roadkill. In response to a warm invitation from His Honor, Judge Waylon Payne, you have gathered in his home beside the courthouse, in the heart of town, for a sumptuous dinner. Dinner will be followed by the hanging of the infamous, formerly elusive Malevolent Seven – a villainous gang of criminals rumored to have secretly victimized your fair territory for many years. Although no one knows the identity of the Malevolent Seven, everyone will find out tonight. |
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The Tragical Mystery Tour:
It's coming to take you
away! Since you happen to be among the tuned-in, tuned-on crowd, you've been
invited on a cross-country road trip to Beefstock with one of the hippest
rock singers of all time. While you're hanging out at her "love pad," an
explosion rocks the house. The psychedelic bus has been turned to dust with
someone on board. As you assume the role of one of these colorful characters and solve the mystery, you and your seven dinner guests will enjoy hours of suspense and intrigue. All you need is a sense of humor and a light-hearted approach toward deceit, larceny, sex and murder. How to Host a Murder is so much fun, it's almost criminal! |
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| An Affair to Dismember:
Set in the Castle Von Morgue in
Deadbolt, Transylvania on All hallow's Eve, this is a haunting whodunnit of
murderous mayhem. Written by award winning author Neil Shusterman, the guest
list includes:
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Murder Mystery Evening Series | You Pay |
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The Shotgun Affair:
FOR 6 Players An "investigator" narrates the action on CD, which directs the play and sets the mood for a unique dinner party experience. Includes: invitations, host instruction booklet, character booklets, name tags, and themed recipes. Packaged in a tin box |
19.98 |
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| Dead on Time:
FOR 8 Players An "investigator" narrates the action on CD, which directs the play and sets the mood for a unique dinner party experience. Includes: invitations, host instruction booklet, character booklets, name tags, and themed recipes. Packaged in a tin box |
$19.94 |
