How It Plays
Four phases. No clock. The table decides when it's time to move.
How It Plays
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1. Introduction
The host opens the dossier. Each player learns their role, their public goal, their secret goal, and the relationships they walked in with.
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2. Investigation
Players take actions, find clues, interrogate one another, complete public goals. The phase advances when the table's mandatory goals are complete — not when a clock runs out. The host can override if play stalls.
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3. Accusation
Each player names whom they believe did it. A majority verdict convicts.
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4. Reveal
The dossier opens. The killer is named. Scores are tallied — for catching the killer, for finishing your goals, and for the evening's small extras (best dressed, best acting, successful theft).