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There was some interest in the other thread, so I wanted to create this poll before getting things going so we could narrow down a location/storyline folks thought sounded good. I've just included some of my own initial thoughts while taking into account former locales we've already done (Classic Ma...

BBP wrote:Sounds like fun but I wonder if my command of the English language is good enough... adding drama to any of the games I've played here was hard...

I'm sure we'd all be willing to help you out! The game is effectively just Clue without moving or rolling dice.

I'm down with that. It can really be any suspect folks want. We'd all just have to agree on a some sort of locale. Personally, I was thinking of going back to pseudo-basics with a mountaintop chateau full of eccentric rooms and traps like Fatal illusion.

So, I was wondering if anyone would be interested in doing a new forum game of "Let's Play Clue" from back in the day, where all the players submit one male and one female suspect, two weapons, and two rooms and then roleplay suggestions/disproving, etc. I was thinking about it today, and I always h...

Dude, any halfway decent Mrs. White can take out a Scarlet, esp. with the Flames on the Side of My Face perk. I know the devs are trying to push Orchid on us and all with the last DLC, but there's something to be said about the classics. This is my problem with Mustard mains, though :/ The second no...

I just played as well.

Governess Peach did it with the Revolver in the Lounge Car.

I've done a few games, and funnily enough, she's been the murderer in every round that included her.

It looks great, cacums! Look forward to reading tonight.

Bumping an old thread, but this got a laugh out of me.

I got the Hallmark ornament this year as far as Clue goes. It's a fun little piece!

We played the Golden Girls edition for Christmas. Miles at the cheesecake in the Lanai and left behind Lipstick.

We should. We should all convene and kick out the suspects we don't like. That said, even Dr. Orchid has grown on me.

Either way, welcome back, Lord Caspen!

I finally saw this movie, and I have to say, I mostly agree with the assessment others have offered. It was a beautiful film and a perfectly fine if not necessarily stellar adaptation of the story, but I'm hopeful that it's brought the classic murder mystery back into the mainstream. Although I coul...

My copy of this arrived yesterday. I haven't had the chance to go through it yet, but I will post some pics later. The male characters are identified as Stan and Miles, but their faces are still blacked out in the final product, likely due to some licensing restrictions, I imagine.

I got my hands on these as well today! Was able to get all four variations at Midtown Comics, so I'll probably be perusing them tonight.

The card game Alibi also has a good selection that are a touch more specific if you went in that direction.

The board game Whodunnit uses the following: Revenge, Insanity, Jealousy, Love, Position, Money, Fear, Hatred, Power, and Anger. I did a spin on it once where I replaced position with "Occult."

They are good fun! I'm enjoying the challenge, but at least with Garden of Evil, which is the one I'm seriously tackling at the moment, I'm having quite the time with so many pieces just showing some vague sense of leaves. Also, thought there might be some interest around this, which I stumbled upon...

I got Death in the First Edition, Killers in the Kitchen, and Garden of Evil. I was lucky enough to find them completely sealed as well, so everything was there.

So I managed to snag my first few puzzle series editions today, which are really the only things that were not yet represented somehow in my collection as far as official merch goes. The stories are pretty cute, but I think I must just be terrible about putting puzzles together without a reference i...

It's an interesting question. If he were Catholic, he would likely not go by Reverend in conversation but rather Father, although written correspondence would refer to him as The Reverend "Such and such" Green. My assumption would be Church of England, mostly for the village vicar archetype he repre...