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 Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:30 pm
Since the rest of the games never change and seem to fall in a loop, I have decided that it is time for a more dynamic game!
I plan for this game to be a very different detectives game, where each one of you will represent a detective (this is not a role play game).
Evidence, facts, weapons, witnesses, motives, backgrounds, materials, etc will be presented to you in each case.
You will need to give your view points as to why? how? who? when? what?
You will be asking questions like real detectives and I will answer the best I can.
You can also ask for descriptions of the weapons, buildings, witnesses, and suspects background as well as victims.
Basically everyone is going to work their case and present the evidence the best they can to either dictate guilty or not guilty.
Ask the correct questions and further information will be given to everyone to use on their own cases, which can be put in jeopardy by other detectives as everyone tries to find an answer.
Whoever can figure it out first might win a price in gold which I still need to decide the amount since I need to booty grab a lot to keep you all happy
still working the rules maybe by this Friday I will have it up and running plus I need to make up a case.
Work in progress wahmbulance
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:31 pm
The case wahmbulance Dead on the Trans-Siberian Express This Murder Mystery takes place on a Trans-Siberian Express Train bound for Moscow, where the suspects in the case are due to hold a Peace Summit. Mister Big Job, the powerfully-built personal bodyguard of Ambassador Mota of Japan, was accompanying the Ambassador together with his geisha girl, Miss Kaoru Kamiya. Fellow passengers included General Pushov, the Russian Commander in charge of the train together with his wife Irma Pushova.
Representin China, Hoo Flung Dung was accompanied by his daughter, Miss Chow Pat. British interests were the responsability of Major Charles Titcher & his personal secretary, Miss Dee Meanor, who were present as neutral observers on behalf of the League of Nations. "Komrade Ivan Inkling, the officer in charge of the murder investigation would like us to assist him by telling him about the dinner hosted last night by Ambassador Mota. Kmorade Inkling will then want to know where we were at the time of the murder. After that we'll be asked to examine everybody's motives, looking for flaws in their alibis. To involve playes equally in the entrigue the murderer hasn't been told that they did it... so please question everything you are told!"
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:32 pm
The evidance exclaim
Good evening ladies and gentleman, my name is Ivan Inkling. And I work for Internal affairs. I am here to see if we can discover the course of a suddle end, and unexpected death of one of your fellow passengers. A japanese citizen by the name of Mr. Big Job. Now I understand that you all are traveling from Siberia to Moscow. It will be a great help to my investigation if you could all introduce yourselfs, so lets start with you General Pushov. I believe you are in command of this peace express train.
- "Stovarrrich! Komrrrade Generrral Pushov at yourrr service. It is my great pleasure to be in charrrge of this peace trrrain, taking you acrrros the beloved Motherrrland to wonderrrful Moscow! Following the sugestion frrrom Ambassadorrr Mota (nods in Mota's direction) I have worrrked tirreslessly to get this conferrrence orrrganised. Everrry was going so well when bazooka! ...this terrible accident happens to Misterrr Big Job, Ambassadorrr Mota's perrrsonal body guard! It is terrrible... is drrreadful... is rrreally rrrotten thing to happen! Now we sort it out and go forwarrrd? Dah!"
- " Ladies, Gentlemen... good evening. My name is Irma Pushova. My husband - the much-decorated war-hero Komrade General Pushov - is in charge of both this train and our peace mission to Moscow. My father is Komrade Shuvov of the Soviet Politburo - so my maiden name was Shuvova... you see... I had to marry just to change it!"
"I have been asked to accompany General Pushov to ensure the comfort of the female members of the entourage - (in a stern voice) you are all comfortable - yes?!"
-"Ladies, Gentlemen! I'd like to start by telling you that my heart is filled with much sorrow for the unexpected death of my faithful bodyguard Big Job. Though his public image was that of a strongman - some might even say a thug - I found him to be a very sensitive man and he will be sadly missed! He was a man of many talents and I'm sure that we will long remember the last meal that he cooked for us!"
"Good Evening, it is my most proud pleasure to be here as the representative of the great Republic of China. I am going to Moscow with my most gracious daughter Chow Pat over there (points at her) at the kind invitationof Komrade General Pushov (points at him). We are all hoping to find a peaceful solution to the current tensions between China and Japan."
"Good Evening. I am very greatful to be invited on this special mission to Moscow. I travel with my father, his excellency Hoo Flung Dung of the Chinese Goverment {clasps her hands, nods and bows in his direction}. I am only a humble girl so it very great honour for me to serve my country! You know I never go on train before - it really a great opportunity!"
"Hello everybody! I just a humble little geisha girl from island of Hokkaido. Ambassador Mota like me to come with him to Moscow. I share a cabin with Mister Big Job next to Ambassador Mota in the second carriage. I have work with Mister Big Job before but this is my first them with Ambassador Mota. I join party for my special skill as dancing Geisha Girl - also as secretary, people say my short hands are very good!"
"You know, I deeply upset by sad death of Mister Big Job... it so sudden... so quick... so unexploded...
Waaaah! {breaks out into uncontrollable sobbing}."
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:33 pm
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:34 pm
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Posted: Sun Sep 23, 2012 9:35 pm
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Posted: Sat Nov 24, 2012 8:47 am
I saw the DNP, and I can delete this post as soon as you like, but I didn't want you forgetting about this, and it's been quite a while since you last worked on it.
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