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CluedoKid wrote: ↑Mon May 11, 2020 4:45 pm Whose the middle one?


Also, yes, the kids in Clue don't seem to last long.

It's Cedric Crackenthorpe from go_leafs_nation's "Around the World in 8 Clues".

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You mentioned that only one floor/area of the mansion would be suspected at a time, and that there would be a similar mechanic for the weapons (by type). Was there the same mechanic for the suspects or are all 50 under suspicion?

The Mr. Ree board game had a pergola as a location (Oxford Dictionary defines it as an "archway in a garden or park consisting of a framework covered with trained climbing or trailing plants"). A pavilion would also be an interesting outdoor location. Some other locations Mr Ree! has that general C...

The Mr. Ree board game had a pergola as a location (Oxford Dictionary defines it as an "archway in a garden or park consisting of a framework covered with trained climbing or trailing plants"). A pavilion would also be an interesting outdoor location.

"It wouldn't have taken Poirot to tell that being drunk clouded you from knowing the truth. That can't have been how it happened. Perhaps it happened more like this..." Felicity Lemon whispered to the barrister and the Maple scion. (Elrond can disprove Black's suggestion of Maple - Statuette - Portr...

Some other ideas:

Nail gun
Iron maiden
Scythe/Sickle
Laser
Hatchet
Liquid Nitrogen
Weather Vane
Flare Gun
Cactus
Molotov
Croupier Stick
Scorpion
Bees
Branding Iron
Mortar and Pestle
Belladonna
Adze
Stirrup
Vise
Fire Extinguisher
Anchor
Nightstick
Trough
Ankh
Gatling
Nunchucks
Macana
Katar
Boomerang

I remember a Uriah Teal from one of the Clue Junior book "The Case of the Secret Message".

PMs sent! Cue Black to suggest.

I remember in the previous Let's Play Clue game on this forum, one of the rooms i submitted was a lepidopterarium. You could have so many different vivaria as rooms though (lepidopterarium, terrarium, aquarium, etc.).

On the note of the VCR games actually I love the idea of Didit, the Butler. It's so concise in it's corniness but it works perfectly for me. That forum game I thought was too serious to actually go forward with? The working name was actually "The Butler, Didit," with him in the playing role. That n...

Where's our themed Clue edition of where all the suspects wear outfits from the 2019 Met Gala with the camp theme? Blake Lively is Miss Scarlet, Lady Gaga is Dr. Orchid (or Celine Dion or Ruth Wilson as Mrs. White), Billy Porter as Mustard, Candice Swanepoel as Mrs. Peacock (honestly it's the weakes...

Added Jonathan Green's new characters, as well as five Green introduced a long time back. I'm conflicted on including the chaacters from the revised stageplay. I get that it's not a new entity, just new character names slapped on top of a Clue story... but it's still technically not Clue? What do y...

Anytime anyone mentions "Annoying Orange", I remember this tweet where someone referred to the president as that.

Also, I didn't know that this was a TV show: I somehow thought it was a YouTube channel. Additionally, that plum is cursed.

Now, within the next 24 hours or so, could all players send a request of whether a player has a certain card? For example, you could ask "Does ClueLover98 have the Professor Plum card?" except with one of the other players and a card that is suspected in the mystery. Note that you must publicly ask ...

Lord Gray shook his head, "How are you already this drunk? You just got the bottle! It couldn't possibly make sense." As Sir Shamrock rolled his eyes, Lord Grey opted to clarify: "It's impossible that the Marchioness' final moments were like that, and it's impossible for you to already be acting thi...

Sir Shamrock stated, "That's absolute hogwash. It's clear that this couldn't have happened because...". The other guests (and Sunshine) chose to ignore the statement out of common courtesy between the two nobles who were conferring. (Sir Shamrock can disprove Pine - Curtain String - Portrait Room. C...

Edit: I misread the post.

"Yeesh. I know you're the maid, but can you get even more wrong than that?" Rolling his eyes, he yelled something at the maid that seemingly nobody else could understand; it was almost like a code. He was then greeted by odd giggling from the bon vivant and a sneer from his cousin. (Black can dispro...

Jamie wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 6:37 pm Erm it was Ruby - Holly Berries - Kitchen not Ruby - Ice Pick - Parlour

My bad! That's why you shouldn't copy and paste. Either way, I luckily used the right suggestion in the PM so it worked out. I edited the previous post to account for that discrepancy.