Master Room Repository

[Zoo977]

ABOUT
-This is a list of many, many Cluedo rooms, canon and non. This is in no way conclusive of every single room imagined on this forum, but it is a thoroughly documented affair
-A repository of suspects can be found here - A repository of weapons can be found here
-While many locations specific games have more specific rooms not listed - such as starboard, hotel room, saloon - this list only comprises rooms that could concievably be found in a mansion. This is meant primarily as a mansion building resource
-This is ALWAYS a work in progress
-Suggestions are always welcome!

MAINSTAYS
-HALL - Entry room behind front doors - Original 9
-LOUNGE - Social room, often smaller, feminine - Original 9
-DINING ROOM - Formal eating room - Original 9
-KITCHEN - Food preparation room, often servants only - Original 9
-BALLROOM - Grand chamber for social gatherings and performances - Original 9
-CONSERVATORY - Glass-walled room used for plant care - Original 9
-BILLIARD ROOM - Room fitted for playing billiards - Original 9
-LIBRARY - Quiet bookkeeping chamber, often has reading space - Original 9
-STUDY - Office usually used by head of household - Original 9
-CELLAR - Broad term for many below-ground chambers - Original body location

MAIN ROOMS
CANON
-DRAWING ROOM - A large gathering room - Various
-RECEPTION HALL - Large room used for parties and events - Franklin Mint
-C0CKTAIL LOUNGE - Sitting area fitted with bar - PTM
-GALLERY - Room for displaying art - Marmalade app, masquerade
-SALON - Synonym for drawing room, meeting space - French ver.
-LIVING ROOM - Synomym for drawing room - German ver.
-THEATER - Room for viewing movies, occasionally plays - DTS
-BAR - Room intended primarily for drinking - Clue Bingo
-GRAND FOYER - Showy entrance area, not nessecarily behind front doors - Clue Bingo
-BANQUET HALL - Dining hall specifically for large gatherings - Clue Bingo
-FOYER - Entrance room, often synonymous with hall - Haunted Mansion
-FAMILY ROOM - Synonym for drawing room - Alfred Hitchcock
NON-CANON
-CHAPEL - Religious retreat, can be private or communal - Non-canon but widely used

SIDE ROOMS
CANON
-GUN ROOM - Storage area for guns and weaponry - Patent
-ANTECHAMBER - Small room serving as entry to larger - Franklin Mint
-LOGGIA - Room with minimum one open wall to garden - Franklin Mint
-GAME ROOM - Playing space often fitted with pool table, darts, etc. - Franklin Mint
-STUDIO - Workspace, usually for visual arts - Master Detective
-TROPHY ROOM - Room for displaying hunting trophies, weaponry - Master Detective
-CLOAK ROOM - Storage space for guests coats, outerwear - Master Detective
-WAITING ROOM - Any intermittent waiting area - PTM
-LABORATORY - Roomspecialized for science experiments - Marmalade app, Vampire
-OFFICE - Synonym for study, often more modern - Brazilian ver.
-GYM - Exercise area - Brazilian ver.
-WINTERGARDEN - Conservatory usually kept in winter - German ver.
-WORKROOM - Broad term for any working area, often physical work - German ver.
-MUSIC ROOM - Usually synonym for ballroom. Sometimes smaller, more private - Paraguayan ver.
-PARLOR - Traditionally smaller drawing room - Clue Bingo
-DANCE STUDIO - Training room for dance arts - Clue Bingo
-BUTTERFLY ROOM - Room used to display pinned butterflies and bugs - Clue Bingo
-AQUARIUM - Chamber dominated by massive fish tanks - Clue Bingo
-TURKISH BATH - Spa-like relaxation chamber - Clue Bingo
-ARMORY - Display or storage room for armor, weapons - Clue Bingo
-BOUDOIR - Ladies dressing room adjacent to bedroom - Clue Bingo
-TREASURY - Room for displaying and storing valuable items, often highly secure - Clue Bingo
-STAIRWELL - Passage room primarily for housing stairs - Jr
-COLLECTION ROOM - Display room, rare synonym for gallery - Dt. Conan
-PORTRAIT CHAMBER - Art gallery focused on portraits - Haunted Mansion
-SEANCE ROOM - Somber room for contacting the dead - Haunted Mansion
-SPA - Relaxing room often with steam, mineral baths - DTS
NON-CANON
-DINETTE - A smaller, less-formal everyday dining area - Mr. Ree board game
-DARK ROOM - Room for photo development - Cluedokid
-SMOKING ROOM - Games room and smoking retreat - Cluedokid

PRIVATE CHAMBERS
CANON
-BEDROOM - Sleeping chamber - Various foreign editions
-DRESSING ROOM - Feminine chamber for adjusting appearances - Suspects
-BATHROOM - Sanitary room - Spanish ver.
-MASTER SUITE - Bedroom of head of the household - Clue Bingo
-WASHROOM - Synonym for bathroom - Clue Bingo
-GUEST BATH - Bathroom specifically for guests - Clue Bingo
-VAULT - Extremely secure storage room for valuables - Clue Bingo
-POWDER ROOM - Small bathroom without bath, shower - Armchair Detective
-GUEST ROOM - Sleeping room for non-residents - Dt. Conan
NON-CANON
-CALADRIUM - Roman-style hot bath - Cluedokid
-NURSERY - Infants bedroom - Cluedokid

SERVANTS AREAS
CANON
-ICE ROOM - Frozen room commonly adjacent to kitchen - Marmalade app, ski
-SERVANT'S QUARTERS - Sleeping area for house staff - Clue Bingo
-PANTRY - Storage area for mostly dry foods - Clue Bingo
-SEWING ROOM - Room for mending clothes, fabrics - Clue Bingo
-LAUNDRY ROOM - Servant-run clothes cleaning area - Clue Bingo
-PHYSICIANS OFFICE - Workroom of a house doctor - Clue Bingo
-FREEZER - Below-freezing room used for storing ice, meats, etc. - Clue Bingo
NON-CANON
-SCULLERY - Crockery cleaning, storage room adjacent to kitchen - Cluedokid
-BAKEHOUSE - Cooking area specifically for baking
-FLOWER ROOM - Garden-access room for crafting floral arrangements - Zoo977

BELOW GROUND
CANON
-WINE CELLAR - Sunken room for keeping wine - Suspects
-TOMB - Underground chamber for burying the dead - Marmalade app, Egypt
-CISTERN - Massive water storage chamber - Clue Bingo
-ROOT CELLAR - Subterranean vegetable storage area - Clue Bingo
-BOILER ROOM - Utility room containing boilers, heating equipment - Tower of Terror
-CRYPT - Burial chamber - D&D
NON-CANON
-GROTTO - Cave carved by water, sometimes artifivial - Cluedokid, Zoo977

TOP OF HOUSE
CANON
-WIDOW'S WALK - Rooftop open-air viewing platform - Clue Bingo
-ATRIUM - Any room with rooftop windows - Clue Bingo
-CLOCK TOWER - Structure bearing massive clocks visible from outside - Clue Bingo
-LOFT - Broad term for rooms directly under roof - Clue Bingo
-ATTIC - Area below a building's roof - Haunted Mansion
-OBSERVATORY - Telescope-fitted room for observing sky, space - DTS
NON-CANON
-TOWER - A vetical structure at the roof of a house, often round - Non canon but widely used
-SOLAR - Upper-level retreat for head of house, family - Cluedokid
-ROOKERY - Room for raising, or overrun by, crows - Cluedokid
-HELIPAD - Rooftop area for landing helicopters - Murder By Death

MANSION GROUNDS
CANON
-VINEYARD - Land used for growing grapes - Franklin Mint
-COURTYARD - An open stretch of land surrounded by building - Master Detective
-FOUNTAIN - Decorative water basin - Master Detective
-SWIMMING POOL - Usually outdoors swimming area - FX
-TENNIS COURTS - Grounds set up for playing tennis - FX
-GARDEN - Any outdoor area for maintining plants - FX
-ROSE GARDEN - Garden for cultivating roses - DVD game
-ARCADE - Outdoor covered walkway lined with arched columns - Marmalade app, masquerade
-AIRSTRIP - Small plane landing area - Marmalade app, Egypt
-WATERFALL - River flowing over a cliff - Marmalade app, Egypt
-TERRACE - Outdoor sitting area on house - Spanish ver.
-VERANDA - Synonym for terrace - Marmalade app, masquerade
-GRAVEYARD - Burial land - Haunted Mansion
-HORSESHOE PIT - Location for playing horseshoes - Clue Mystery Books
-WOOD SHED - Structure to store firewood - Clue Bingo
-ORCHARD - Plot of fruit-bearing trees - Clue Bingo
-ZEN GARDEN - Contemplative, Japanese-style garden - Clue Bingo
-HEDGE MAZE - Hedges trimmed into a labyrinth - Clue Bingo
-CROQUET YARD - Lawn maintained specifically for croquet - Clue Bingo
-LOVER'S LEAP - Vantage point on cliff, typically with scenic view - Armchair Detective
-MINIATURE GOLF COURSE - Childish outdoor games area - A.E. Parker books
-PATIO - Synonym for terrace - DTS
-WALLED GARDEN - Any garden area within permanent walls - 2000 flavor text
NON-CANON
-WELL - Tunnel for retrieving water, or merely decorative - Mr. Ree board game
-ARBOUR - Shaded garden area walled by trees, climbing plants - Cluedokid
-POTAGER GARDEN - Ornamental kitchen garden - Jonathan Green
-PERFUME GARDEN - Garden specifically for raising fragrant flora - Zoo977
-POPPY FIELD - Opium growing location - Cacums
-PASTURE - Grazing field beyond stables - Cacums

EXTERNAL STRUCTURES
CANON
-GAZEBO - Garden pavilion - Master Detective
-CARRIAGE HOUSE - Vehicle storage structure - Master Detective
-BOAT HOUSE - Structure to contain, maintain boats - FX
-GATE HOUSE - Security building to monitor arrivals - FX
-GREENHOUSE - Glass-walled building for maintaining plants - Mysteries
-GARAGE - Synonym for carriage house - FX
-STABLES - Building for keeping horses - FX
-GARDEN SHED - Garden supply storage - Clue Bingo
-AVIARY - Building specialized for bird keeping - Clue Bingo
-MAUSOLEUM - Solitary structure leading into a tomb - Haunted Mansion
-GUEST HOUSE - Seperate structure for non-permanent guests - DTS
-LIGHTHOUSE - Waterside building projecting light for ships - Footprints in the Fog
NON-CANON
-GATE - Locking entrance to mansion grounds - Mr. Ree board game
-NATATORIUM - Inside pool in an external structure - Murder By Death
-GONDOLA LIFT - Raised cable cars for traveling along incline - Murder By Death
-FUNICULAR - Railroad car for traveling up/down incline - Murder By Death
-DOWER - A small building left as a widow's inheritance - Jonathan Green
-WELL HOUSE - Stone structure housing a well - Cacums
-DERELICT CABIN - Cabin falling apart after years of abandonment - Cacums

[Zoo977]

Since rooms are less beloved than the weapons or suspects, had to lean on a lot of weird spinoffs for this one. Even the D&D game gets a shoutout here. Again, want to focus on canon rooms before we move to adding our own in... though I'm less concerned in this case, I can't imagine I've missed many.

[coinilius]

Clue Bingo alone seems a major source of rooms lol

[Jonathan Green]

May I suggest looking on Boardgamegeek.com for more rooms, suspects, and weapons. Plenty of international games there.
https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/12 ... s?pageid=1
http://www.theartofmurder.com/forums/v ... php?t=3611
Of course I see if I can find any more foreign Clue(do) games.

Edit: I think you should add “Greenhouse”. It was referenced in Clue Mysteries, which was built by Lord Gray.
And the other rooms mentioned in Franklin Mint:
Antechamber (Now Study)
Reception Hall (Now Lounge)
Loggia (Now Ballroom)
Game Room (Now Conservatory?)
Vineyard (Which Mr. Boddy owns in the Bordeaux region of Southern France).

[coinilius]

The Cluedo Fan website also has a good list of international Suspects, Weapons and Rooms:

https://www.cluedofan.com/foreign.htm

[Sir Shamrock]

This is impressive! You really put in a lot of work for this

Just spitballing some ideas, forgive me if they're outside the range. What about the Family Room (Alfrid H. Clue), and some of the homey rooms from the Marmalade app?

[CluedoKid]

I'll pitch and reveal my own rooms that are unique to the game I'm making currently.

Caldarium - Hot bath (very similar the bath in Clue Bingo, though more Roman in nature).
Grotto - Secret boating/smuggling cave under the manor.
Laboratory (I know the Halloween pack in DTS has this, I'd say mine came first) - Biology lab in the manor specializing in herbology and explosives.
Solar - A retreat den in the manor's towers.
Darkroom - Photography developing room
Gallery - Display hall filled with valuable showpieces (First shown in Clue: MMM)
Boudoir - The lounging and dressing parlour next to the bedroom
Scullery - Cleaning and crockery storage next to the kitchen
Chapel - A private temple and sanctuary in the manor
Arbour - A trellised bridge and walk
Smoking Room - A room exclusively for games and smoking (First shown in Clue: MMM)
Nursery - The ex-playroom of young David and Rose Black
Rookery - A broken room populated by crows (This room didn't make the cut, but it was part of my 60 room mock-up)

[Jonathan Green]

This is impressive! You really put in a lot of work for this

Just spitballing some ideas, forgive me if they're outside the range. What about the Family Room (Alfrid H. Clue), and some of the homey rooms from the Marmalade app?

There’s also a family room in Clue Bingo.

Also Cluedokid, there’s a boudoir in Clue Bingo as well.

[CluedoKid]

I don't see it in the list, is it called boudoir and is used for sexual escapades?

Technically, I would lay claim on the Clock Tower and Widow Walk given I had those rooms a year before Clue Bingo came out.

[Jonathan Green]

I don't see it in the list, is it called boudoir and is used for sexual escapades?

No, it looks like a dressing room. I’ll see if I could find it

[Jonathan Green]

I don't see it in the list, is it called boudoir and is used for sexual escapades?

Technically, I would lay claim on the Clock Tower and Widow Walk given I had those rooms a year before Clue Bingo came out.

The Boudior:

[CluedoKid]

Ah, well, unless it's actually called Boudoir, I'd still pitch it as a first. I see it more as less a dressing room than say a room for Marquis de Sade-esque romps.

(Are there others rooms not added yet to the BINGO list?)

[Jonathan Green]

Ah, well, unless it's actually called Boudoir, I'd still pitch it as a first. I see it more as less a dressing room than say a room for Marquis de Sade-esque romps.

Well it is called Boudior, but you can still claim it. I think I saw a topic where you used it. The Last Noel I believe?

[Jonathan Green]

Ah, well, unless it's actually called Boudoir, I'd still pitch it as a first. I see it more as less a dressing room than say a room for Marquis de Sade-esque romps.

(Are there others rooms not added yet to the BINGO list?)

I’ll double check, but I’m sure I go them all.

[CluedoKid]

Ah, well, unless it's actually called Boudoir, I'd still pitch it as a first. I see it more as less a dressing room than say a room for Marquis de Sade-esque romps.

Well it is called Boudior, but you can still claim it. I think I saw a topic where you used it. The Last Noel I believe?

I believe I had it there, yes. It's been a while

[MajorHoy]

Ah, well, unless it's actually called Boudoir, I'd still pitch it as a first. I see it more as less a dressing room than say a room for Marquis de Sade-esque romps.

Definition of boudoir from the Cambridge English Dictionary site:

a beautifully decorated room used in the past by a woman for sleeping, dressing, relaxing, and entertaining

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictio ... sh/boudoir

[CluedoKid]

Yes, that's the proper use of the room.

[Jonathan Green]

Yes, that's the proper use of the room.

I added the Boudior to the Clue Bingo Room list. It was the only room I forgot to put in.

[Jonathan Green]

Found some rooms from Cluedo Junior-Detektive (2000 German)

Starting Square (Yellow), Main Gate, Garden Shed, Swimming Pool, Terrace, Stall, Ballroom, Staircase, Boat House, Conservatory

[Sir Shamrock]

Found some rooms from Cluedo Junior-Detektive (2000 German)

Starting Square (Yellow), Main Gate, Garden Shed, Swimming Pool, Terrace, Stall, Ballroom, Staircase, Boat House, Conservatory

How Inspector Cluedo became an inspector is beyond me