A Host-Party Murder Mystery Game Game Materials
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Table of Contents CHAPTER PAGE Notes From Author 1 Host Preparation 2 Guest Instructions 3 Round 1 - Too much of a good thing 4 Character Information 8 Suggestions from Other Hosts 9 Other Host-Party.com Games 10
Notes From Author Thank you for downloading a sample of this game. This is an abbreviated sample of the full game kit available for purchase. This sample should give you a basic undserstanding of the game and how it is played. If you have any questions, check out our Frequently Asked Questions: http://adult.host-party.com/ murdermysterygame_faqs.asp. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 1 of 10
Host Preparation Here are a few tips to help you prepare yourself and your cast for the murder mystery. Read the Guide on How to Host a Host-Party Murder Mystery. This guide will give you all the specifics on preparing for and hosting your party. This guide should have been emailed to you upon purchase. It is also available from the Materials menu on the Host-Party website. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 2 of 10
Guest Instructions You should be familiar with your own character and those of the other guests. You should try and stay 'in character, so that the clues make sense as they are revealed. The Reveal clues in each round are the information that will need to be shared so that the story can emerge. But this is a conversation -- you should make the clues you are revealing sound as if they are a natural part of the dinner conversation. The Conceal clues on the other hand are things that other guests will know about you, and you will need to deny. The clues will give you suggestions for how to get out of tight spots of questioning. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 3 of 10
Round 1 - Too much of a good thing General Clue (Share with all Guests) Massive defaulted bill, with the Room number torn off. There is a handwritten note at the bottom. H.M.S Flapper Private Account Room Number : October 20 Champagne magnum x2 $25 October 21 Champagne bottle x3 $30 October 22 Whiskey (1 quart) $10 October 23 Cabernet Merlot x2 $15 October 24 Champagne magnum x3 $35 October 25 Scotch (10 years old) x2 $35 October 26 Champagne bottle x3 $30 October 27 Champagne bottle x3 $25 October 28 Cabernet Merlot x3 $25 Subtotal $225 C, Please pay this immediately. No further credit will be available. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 4 of 10
Round 1 Clue for Charlotte Lotta Greanbaaks Irma has been saying some extremely unkind things about that charming philosopher chap, Crispin. She s been in your ear every opportunity she could get, saying how he makes eyes at her. You are so aware that the world of art is a fickle one. Trends are here today, gone tomorrow. You ve heard that Di s style is not as in favor as it used to be and frankly you have doubts that this film contract she s been bragging about can save what is obviously a falling star. And you have been wondering why someone as hardnosed as May would be so interested in your paintings she s asked to see them several times. Ivanna on the other hand has a genuine interest and you have shown her many of your works. This clue should be revealed to others. "- Round 1 Clue for Con Damasses You ve heard around the traps that Di s theatre company might be in trouble. Just a rumor that one hears Roger. Now there s an interesting chap. You probably want to know a lot more about why he left the navy in the first place. Not many people get transfers to another service altogether. There must be a story here somewhere. Being a bit of a betting man yourself, you ve been trying to talk to Rex about gambling on the races he drives. He s told you quite a lot about the business, though generally only after a few schnapps This clue should be revealed to others. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 5 of 10
Round 1 Clue for Crispin Croissant You have definitely noticed something odd going on between May and Con. You have seen them on several occasions in close conversation. Con seems to be a man short on temper and long on ability to drink. You may want to casually mention that you heard Lotta talking to the Captain about some artwork. Something he has on his wall. She didn t seem very happy about it. This clue should be revealed to others. "- Round 1 Clue for Dianna (Di) Wrector You ve not met Irma before this journey, but you do remember seeing her you think, years ago, during the War. She was performing in a small West End show you were considering for your theatre. She was not a bad dancer but the show was terrible. You were taking the air this afternoon, at some point, and you definitely saw Crispin going in the door of the pool room. He looked over his shoulder several times before finally going in. Odd. This clue should be revealed to others. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 6 of 10
Round 1 Clue for I Roger Seemein 1 You were in Berlin just after the war, working as an army translator. And you have to admit that though the hair is different, Irma looks very familiar to you. You are sure it s from that time that you remember her, but you can t remember in what context. You might want to mention that when you were in the captain s cabin earlier, you did notice how bare the walls were, you suspect a thief as well as a murderer. You also noticed footprints. Well, they looked a bit like footprints but you couldn t see where they lead. You are very upset by all this. After all it was the Captain who personally employed you. Been like a father to you. This clue should be revealed to others. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 7 of 10
Character Information The information below will provide you with the basic information for each character. If you have assigned guests to the characters, these pages will include the guest name and login information. THESE PAGES MAY INCLUDE DETAILS RELATED TO SOLVING THE MYSTERY! You may want to avoid these pages if you intend to try to solve the mystery. This sample kit will only show the first two characters. Irma Slute (Outrageous Showgirl) played by Guest Name Description: You are a showgirl originally from the East End of London. You have worked your way up through the chorus and are now accepted as a performer in your own right. You are on your way to New York to advance your career as a torch-singer. Your agent has told you have a fabulous voice and a very promising career. You are loud, to the point of being a little outrageous -- it s the performer in you. Motive: Chorus girl and torch singer. Well, you are an entertainer you are particularly good at entertaining gentlemen. And let's be honest, you have forgotten a few birthdays. The new career move is more just a move really. Time to get out of Europe; things are getting a bit too warm for you there. Because of course the awful truth is that you made your money as a young woman not just from your pretty face but also by using it to spy for the Germans. And now a few people seem to have finally tracked your history down. You just hope the Captain hasn t looked too closely at the passport he has locked in his cabin... Irma Slute (Outrageous Showgirl) played by Suzanne Description: You are a showgirl originally from the East End of London. You have worked your way up through the chorus and are now accepted as a performer in your own right. You are on your way to New York to advance your career as a torch-singer. Your agent has told you have a fabulous voice and a very promising career. You are loud, to the point of being a little outrageous -- it s the performer in you. Motive: Chorus girl and torch singer. Well, you are an entertainer you are particularly good at entertaining gentlemen. And let's be honest, you have forgotten a few birthdays. The new career move is more just a move really. Time to get out of Europe; things are getting a bit too warm for you there. Because of course the awful truth is that you made your money as a young woman not just from your pretty face but also by using it to spy for the Germans. And now a few people seem to have finally tracked your history down. You just hope the Captain hasn t looked too closely at the passport he has locked in his cabin... Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 8 of 10
Suggestions from Other Hosts Suggestions from other hosts are provided in the purchased game kit. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 9 of 10
Other Games From Host-Party.com Below is a list of other games available from Host-Party.com. A Rockin' Hot Tub Murder A classic style murder mystery game for 8 to 12 players set in the present. Ideal for playing around a hot tub or pool or for a summer barbecue. It's electrifyin'. A Broken Heart Murder on Valentine's Day "A Broken Heart Murder" is a simple to use murder mystery for 8-14 people. It s a great way to move a party, have lots of fun and entertain your guests. How exciting to celebrate with the trivia and dancing that is included, and of course a murder! Everyone is a suspect, so come join the fun! A Cereal Killer? This simple to use non-murder mystery for 6-12 people is a great way to entertain your family and friends. Ideal for young teen or pre-teen girls, this game would be great fun at a birthday party or sleep-over. A Devilish Masquerade A non-murder mystery game for at least 5 teens. A great choice as a Halloween party for teens, can be expanded to include an unlimited number of characters. A brief appearance by an adult hostess is built into the game to help set the scene. A Fatal Fairy Tale Goldilocks has been murdered and Mr. Holmes has a new mystery to unravel. Which famous literary character is responsible? This game is dedicated to everyone who played "Deadly Ever After" and asked me to write another. A Holiday Murder This holiday murder mystery game for 8-14 party guests is a great way to move a party, have lots of fun and entertain your guests! Set in the era of the 70s & 80s, it includes trivia, dancing and of course, a murder! Come join the fun! A Knight's Quest King Arthur is dying. The Knight's of the Round Table have been called together. They are to be sent on 4 quests with the final goal of finding the Holy Grail, a magic cup that will heal the King. However, Mordred and his band of evil knights will be doing everything they can to stop the Knights of the Round Table from helping the King. A Lethal Luau This simple to use adult murder mystery for 10-15+ people is a great way to have lots of fun with your guests! So don your colorful Island attire and prepare for an exciting evening that spikes up a murder! A Licence To Murder The party is being held at Funnymunny's Health Spa to celebrate the wedding of top secret agent James Bland, and you are invited to attend. A murder mystery game for 8 to 12 players set in the world of secret agents and mad megalomaniacs. A License To Murder A murder mystery game for 8 to 12 players set in the world of secret agents and mad megalomaniacs. Host-Party.com Murder Mystery Games Page 10 of 10