A Toast to Murder
Seventy candles. One wish. Everyone has a secret in chapter nine.
A milestone birthday dinner turns deadly when the guest of honor announces a tell-all memoir naming everyone at the table. Perfect for birthday parties: the cake is optional, the suspicion is not.
The victim
Cornelius Ashby
The publisher celebrating his seventieth birthday. A gleeful publisher whose final project was a tell-all memoir naming every guest at his birthday table.
Setting: Ashby Court
What’s in the case file
Up to 12 suspects, 9 rooms and 9 weapons per game
Suspects are drawn from the cast of 30 (every guest’s character is always a suspect), along with a random set of rooms and weapons. Somewhere among them: one killer, one room, one weapon.
Possible rooms
The Grand Ballroom
The Library
The Conservatory
The Billiard Room
The Study
The KitchenThe Dining Room
The Lounge
The Hall
The Cellar
The Attic
The GardenPossible weapons
Candlestick
Dagger
Lead Pipe
Revolver
Rope
Wrench
Poison
Axe
Poker
Scarf
Statue
Letter OpenerMore mysteries
Other cases
The Blackwood Masquerade
Everyone wore a mask. One of them never took it off.
A Halloween masquerade ball at a crumbling gothic manor. The family solicitor is found dead minutes before reading a newly changed will at midnight — and every guest had a reason to stop him.
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The Last Séance
The candles went out. When they came back, she was gone.
A midnight séance in a haunted country house. England's most famous debunker of spiritualists came to expose a ghost — and was murdered in the dark. Was it the spirit of the house, or someone at the table?
Open the case file →The Moonstone Gala
Whoever sells the Weeping Moonstone shall weep in turn.
A glittering gala to announce the sale of a legendary gem. The flamboyant collector who owns it is murdered before the announcement — and the stone vanishes from its case. Champagne, rivals, and a curse nobody believes in.
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