Scratch paper (for players to take notes on).a pair of scissors (to cut out nametag placards for each character).a group of players (the minimum is eight if you have more than eight, multiple guests can work together to play the same character).a table to sit around (or a large playing area where the guests can sit in a circle).Our 30-Minute Mysteries are specifically designed to not require very much in the way of supplies. Passages that are meant to be read aloud will be clearly labeled and contained in a gray box. Note: As the host or hostess, there are certain times when you will be called upon to read aloud passages from this booklet. Any player or couple who correctly guessed the identity of the killer is declared a winner.įrom start to finish, the entire game should generally only require half an hour to complete. The facilitator will then read the final page of the mystery aloud, revealing the culprit. Each player (or couple) will say the name of the person who they think is responsible. The players then go around the table a final time, sharing their last piece of information and responding to each other.īy this point, the players should have learned enough information to be able to piece together a theory about who was responsible for the murder. The Final Round begins with the facilitator sharing the last clue. After the clue is revealed, the players will once again go around the table, providing another piece of information and then responding.Īfter the second time around the table, the game will proceed to the Final Round. Next Round Two begins with the facilitator sharing a clue that should shed further light on the mystery. After the introduction is read, each player at the table will share a piece of information from their character sheet, and all the other players will have an opportunity to respond to that piece of information. Round One will start with the party's host or hostess reading a script that explains the nature of the mystery that is afoot. Each of the players will be assigned a character and given a character sheet that explains who or what their character is, what information their character knows, and how their character should respond to events that occur during the game. Hand out character sheets and name tagsīest of all, the party facilitator can choose whether they join in the game and solve the mystery along with the other guests!ģ0 Minute Mysteries are intended to be played around a table by eight people (or up to eight couples).Our line of 30 Minute Mysteries is specially designed for fast setup and easy play. In this role the players are not suspects and do not have character backgrounds but can question the suspects and try to solve the mystery along with the other players. *Investigator: If you have more than 8 players, additional players have the option of playing the role of "Investigators".Anderson is known for her calm demeanor and can talk her way out of any conflict with grace. Heather Anderson, Foreign liaison: The daughter of diplomats, Dr. Peter Hawthorne, Personal assistant to the commander: Peter is known for his organizational system, oversized glasses, and ability to keep track of all of the agency gossip.Alexander Matthias, Foreign national turned informant: Alexander is outgoing, opinionated, and not the best with keeping secrets, which makes him perfect for his job.
#TYPES OF SECRET AGENTS CODE#
Marjorie Banbridge, Code breaker: Marjorie is a master multi-tasker who works best under a time crunch and hopes to be able to take her code breaking skills into the field one day.Thom Watson, Secret gadget engineer: Stubborn and standoffish, Thom’s intellect and list of degrees proceeds him, and he is known to spend most of his time in his lab.Ann Edwards, Mission commander: Charles’s personal protégé, Ann Edwards rose through the agency faster than any commander before her.
Jack Dunbar, “Agent Z”: Quiet and stealthy, Jack Dunbar is world renowned for his use of poison and impressive track record at the agency.Secret Agent: Dead is Forever is suitable for 8 guests (or 8 couples), including the host or hostess.
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