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Death of the decade: If you want to combine the thrill of a murder mystery party with the nostalgia for another time, simply combine your party theme with a ’60s, ’70s, or ’80s party theme—or any other decade of choice. Horror in Hollywood: If your guests would enjoy dressing up in old Hollywood glamour while debating the identity of a killer, this is a clear choice. The character's surname(Something funny that gives a clue about their role in the game or their personality). Way Out West:This game includes the setup, characters, script, clues, and more. Also free, is a version of the game that's geared toward kids. There's a version available for more than 10 guests if you need support for that many, but it'll cost you. Murder mystery parties can require a bit more scheduling than your typical get-together. After all, there are a few key events that need to happen throughout the night.
Props: If your storyline involves a murder weapon, make sure to source a prop replica to use in place of any object that could be dangerous to guests (no real knives at the party, please!). Costume shops and toy stores can be superb sources for these. Halloween is an obvious theme and could add that special touch, as the victim might even be able to be investigate their own murder as a zombie or vampire. Make sure to keep your plot details somewhere out of reach of party guests. You wouldn’t want the big reveal to be spoiled! weeks before the party- Send an invite with the theme, date and time.Use phrases like "Your presence is requested" or "You are cordially invited to" and ask people to RSVP so you know who's coming.
I normally start the party one hour after the invite says to allow everyone time to arrive.Either ask everyone to introduce themselves in character, or just introduce the event yourself.If you already have a 'body', this can start with the discovery of the body, if not, characters can mingle in character and complete some of the 'To Do' items before the murder takes place.
For an At Home murder mystery party or dinner game, this folder has the party booklets for each character usefully divided into Essential-Characters and Optional-or-Minor-Characters folders. It also has all of the clues (for all characters) in a single Clues document. Name tags are provided as a pdf; simply print, cut out and then either use a pin to attach to guests' outfits or else glue onto a standard blank adhesive label.Rather than deciding who is the victim, or who is the murderer, I prefer to start with the characters and let the story evolve naturally.I cut an A4 piece of paper or cardboard into 6 and write on each: Ashley LeBois - Editor: Up-and-coming queen of the younger generation, Ashley is the editor of Runway, a popular fashion magazine. She rules the younger generation with well-timed rumors and vicious social takedowns.
By this point I've normally figured out who the killer is, what their motive is and the story surrounding this, which should involve several characters, even though only one actually knows that they've committed the murder.There should be some clues as to who the real murderer is, but plenty of red-herrings.Some options to consider: To go out with someone (you can always choose partners in real life, but only give this goal to one of them). mentalism murder mystery party : Conjure the undead to help you solve a vintage murder with a creepy seance-themed party. Make sure you’ve got a medium in your midst—or at least a Ouija board.
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Finally another option if you want to keep the killer a secret, even to themselves, is to announce to the group that "You can guess anyone, including yourself".
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