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"That doesn't seem like the most likely prognosis. I'd expect the physician of all people to be able to figure out what happened. I guess not," shrugged Mlle. du Lac before quickly whispering something in Dr. Pine's ear. (Jamie can disprove Jonathan Green's suggestion of Ruby - Holly Berries - Parlo...

Jamie wrote: ↑Wed May 06, 2020 10:32 am You could have the questions posted publicly - it would lead to guesswork/deductions about players previous suggestions and disproves. Could also pave the way for a bit of strategy and game playing - maybe some double bluffing?

I think we can try that, as long as nobody has any objections.

I'm not too fond of the MD method. Maybe if you want to speed things up a bit, after every round of guessing players could ask "Does Player X have (a card), and you PM them with yes or no. Might speed things up a little. Could you elaborate a little on the guessing process? Would it be more appropr...

"Well, it's rather obvious that..."

(Elrond's turn has been forfeited. Cue Jonathan Green to suggest.)

Here are some from one of my favorite series not yet mentioned: http://www.theartofmurder.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=3062. Briefcase Dagger Shoe Hat (there was a steel edge under the brim) Switchblade Puffer (inhaler) Bible Rolex (for a bludgeoning item, separate from the Garrote) Machete Box Cu...

"Unless you are good at guessing, it is not much use being a detective." All eyes shifted to Felicity Lemon, who yawned at the suggestion. "That doesn't make much sense. It's clear there's a discrepancy somewhere in there." (Elrond can disprove Black's suggestion of Stones - Ice Pick - Kitchen. Cue ...

Dr. Pine decided to throw his hat into the ring. "Lady Silver, might I suggest you take a walk so you can calm down? Or perhaps take some therapy? Either one would be equally effective in proving that what you said has no basis to it; it's neither medically nor realistically sound." (Jonathan Green ...

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Hey guys! Considering that this Clue game is 15 by 15 by 15, it's going to take a really long time for everything to be solved. I was wondering if you guys would like a change where I disprove the suggestions similar to Master Detective (where everyone with at least one card will show a card.). Also...

That looks like fun - an Animal Crossing like game where you live in a small community and do all the usual Animal Crossing things, but also solve mysteries and murders would be kind of cool to see, actually. Barold best be a victim. :lol: I'm thinking in an actual Animal Crossing it would be more ...

coinilius wrote: ↑Sun May 03, 2020 5:25 pm That looks like fun - an Animal Crossing like game where you live in a small community and do all the usual Animal Crossing things, but also solve mysteries and murders would be kind of cool to see, actually.

Barold best be a victim.

Sir Shamrock had something more to point out. "We all knew about the whole thing about Miss Dijon. But can you blame her? If generational trauma's legitimate, so must be filial trauma. That's not the best reason to commit crime... but you never know. All I can say is that it couldn't have gone down ...

In this digital archaeological dig, also started rereading The Mansion of Dr. Montgomery, remembering finding it around 2011 and being scared sh1tless but still reading it anyways. Can't help being tempted to include any weapons there since it's so emblematic of the forum, but this is a Clue weapon...

Something more appealing: https://www.instagram.com/p/B71Sdb7BUMp/?igshid=kyrgxc9gvn0p Is the maid meant to be Yvette or their version of Mrs Peacock? Mrs Peacock as a maid would be an interesting switch-up... Their Mr Green reminds me of the 2000's Mr Green. Your comment reminded me of my favorite...

Roman de Fauvel, in his oh-so-eccentric manner of pointing things out poured the scraps of a torn paper in Mlle. du Lac's lap. Although the effort took some help from the help (and from duct tape), the outré man's tip was more useful than not. But it appeared that he too had something to point out. ...

For a forum game I being planning for a while, based on my head-canon. Here’s the plot: Saturday, 13th June, 2026 - Hampshire, England This Friday, Mr. John Thomas Boddy had inherited his ancestral country home Tudor Close, and the Black family fortune, for his thirtieth birthday. In celebration of...

Lady Silver spoke up, "With all due respect Colonel, I doubt accusing a pastor of such a... baseless accusation would be the best idea in terms of your station. You wouldn't want your career to be tarnished , would you?" (Sir Shamrock can disprove Stones - Ice Pick - Priest Nook. Cue Jamie to sugges...

The voice on the other side of the room decided to speak up...

(Elrond's turn has been forfeited. Cue Jonathan Green to suggest.)

Is Mrs. Peacock okay?

Sunshine meekly spoke up to the attorney of the Maple clan, "I... I know you are as shocked by all of us by your client's death, but don't you think you're just spreading more hurt by saying something incorrect like this? Perhaps..." As she trailed off into a series of stutters and solecisms, a voic...