MURDER MYSTERY GAME!! PILOT GAME
Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 5:28 pm
Hey! Do you like playing Trouble in Terrorist Town? Mafia games? Werewolf? I'm interested in hosting a game that's just like the aforementioned games! This sort of stuff takes a lot of effort and time so I'd like to go for a trial run (a one off night) so if you're interested, even if you're new to this sort of stuff, please post in this thread! I'll start with 8 slots, then we'll see how it goes afterwards.
Also, if you have any questions, ask ahead! tia
8 slots are filled! If you are interested, post ahead anyways, it's not too late! I'll prepare the game in the meanwhile.
1. Cosmic_Outlaw_
2. KatieIsASlimeUwU
3. BootyJim
4. ROBBYDUDE
5. vivirox
6. skeleteleteleton
7. SkieSquiggles
8. hocuspocus
9. AngusLeaves
10. looneyzune
11. SlothfulSpectre
...And maybe more.............
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WELCOME TO THE MURDER MYSTERY HOUSE!..
Due to a storm ravaging the area, you are all stuck in this nifty... somewhat small victorian styled mansion. As fate would have it, however, you are all cursed to perform one of the most inhuman acts of all: To avoid the wrath of the unknown entities, one must kill another tonight. Should you attempt to escape the mansion, the storm outside will collect you.
READ THE RULES HERE! PLEASE I BEG YOU
Mansion Map
Mansion Map (Text Form)
1F
Lobby: The entrance to the mansion. Several Portraits and Busts are displayed around the room. A chandelier softly illuminates both the first and second floors. A very comfortable rug sits at the middle of the room, giving the space a comfortable atmosphere. The grandfather clock, located near the Foyer, has its hands sitting at Midnight, for some reason. Stairs are located in the middle, leading you to the second floor.
Foyer: A large room with a fireplace at the end. A large table and chairs surround the middle, suggesting that diplomatic parley takes place here. The fireplace seems to have been recently used, considering the ashes within contain a bit of heat still. A sword is displayed by the fireplace, shining upon whoever lays their eyes towards it. A grand piano can be accessed at the outside corner of the room, perfectly operatable.
Living Room: Cozy chairs inhabit the room, giving its users a well needed resting time while maintaining casual chatter. The grandfather clock here seems to be working without issue. The trophied deer head stuck to the wall speaks to you that its owner is both an amateur hunter and a man of general distaste.
Kitchen: The amount of tools and utensils stored within this room makes you (rightfully) assume that servants work the room, rather than its owners. A trap door in this room leads to the basement.
Dining Room: An elegant table and tablecloth has been collecting a bit of dust, begging for people to enjoy a meal by its presence. Candles adorn the room with comfortable light and smoky scents.
Solarium: The closest you'll ever be to outside tonight. The outside walls and the room are made of glass, letting you observe nature destroy all that is around the property. If you wish to avoid such a view, the blinds are there to help.
2F
Guest Room: A room for guests. A modest bed, a modest nightstand, a modest room.
Bedroom: The Master Bedroom. Featuring a king sized bed that might make the average person go to sleep before they even get to counting sheep.
Bathroom: A regular bathroom, featuring an oddly huge medicine cabinet right over the sink. Thankfully, there's still hot water.
Leisure Room: Billiards, Darts, Cards. An adult's pastime paradise. Let off some steam by playing games. Accumulate steam once you lose them.
Storage: Lots of things kept under blankets and boxes. There's enough space for you to get to the Attic, at least.
Attic: A few more things — Ancient figures and doodads galore — are stored here, as well. Not as dark as one might imagine, as some windows are conveniently placed around the room.
Basement
Main Room: Once you enter the basement, you can feel all sorts of not-as-pleasant-as-it-could-be feelings: Mainly that it's wet and creepy in here. Stones covering the level makes you wish it were maintained a bit better.
Cellar: Expensive wines and, why not, casks, are well maintained in this room. The temperature seems to be a bit cooler here than the other rooms of this floor.
Furnace: The main source of this house's heating. Lots of coal remains for the occupants to burn up, or perhaps you want to use Wood to prevent more potent carcinogens.
Indoor Pool & Sauna: Probably the reason why the basement is wet. Still doesn't explain the creepy part. Hey, at least the water's warm. The sauna (in dark red) seems to be out of order, however.
Gym: Work out your muscles, or perhaps improve your cardio with (timely) state of the art machines!
References:
Day Phase Investigation
Also, if you have any questions, ask ahead! tia
8 slots are filled! If you are interested, post ahead anyways, it's not too late! I'll prepare the game in the meanwhile.
1. Cosmic_Outlaw_
2. KatieIsASlimeUwU
3. BootyJim
4. ROBBYDUDE
5. vivirox
6. skeleteleteleton
7. SkieSquiggles
8. hocuspocus
9. AngusLeaves
10. looneyzune
11. SlothfulSpectre
...And maybe more.............
----------------------------------------------------------------
WELCOME TO THE MURDER MYSTERY HOUSE!..
Due to a storm ravaging the area, you are all stuck in this nifty... somewhat small victorian styled mansion. As fate would have it, however, you are all cursed to perform one of the most inhuman acts of all: To avoid the wrath of the unknown entities, one must kill another tonight. Should you attempt to escape the mansion, the storm outside will collect you.
READ THE RULES HERE! PLEASE I BEG YOU
Spoiler!
Mansion Map
Mansion Map (Text Form)
1F
Lobby: The entrance to the mansion. Several Portraits and Busts are displayed around the room. A chandelier softly illuminates both the first and second floors. A very comfortable rug sits at the middle of the room, giving the space a comfortable atmosphere. The grandfather clock, located near the Foyer, has its hands sitting at Midnight, for some reason. Stairs are located in the middle, leading you to the second floor.
Foyer: A large room with a fireplace at the end. A large table and chairs surround the middle, suggesting that diplomatic parley takes place here. The fireplace seems to have been recently used, considering the ashes within contain a bit of heat still. A sword is displayed by the fireplace, shining upon whoever lays their eyes towards it. A grand piano can be accessed at the outside corner of the room, perfectly operatable.
Living Room: Cozy chairs inhabit the room, giving its users a well needed resting time while maintaining casual chatter. The grandfather clock here seems to be working without issue. The trophied deer head stuck to the wall speaks to you that its owner is both an amateur hunter and a man of general distaste.
Kitchen: The amount of tools and utensils stored within this room makes you (rightfully) assume that servants work the room, rather than its owners. A trap door in this room leads to the basement.
Dining Room: An elegant table and tablecloth has been collecting a bit of dust, begging for people to enjoy a meal by its presence. Candles adorn the room with comfortable light and smoky scents.
Solarium: The closest you'll ever be to outside tonight. The outside walls and the room are made of glass, letting you observe nature destroy all that is around the property. If you wish to avoid such a view, the blinds are there to help.
2F
Guest Room: A room for guests. A modest bed, a modest nightstand, a modest room.
Bedroom: The Master Bedroom. Featuring a king sized bed that might make the average person go to sleep before they even get to counting sheep.
Bathroom: A regular bathroom, featuring an oddly huge medicine cabinet right over the sink. Thankfully, there's still hot water.
Leisure Room: Billiards, Darts, Cards. An adult's pastime paradise. Let off some steam by playing games. Accumulate steam once you lose them.
Storage: Lots of things kept under blankets and boxes. There's enough space for you to get to the Attic, at least.
Attic: A few more things — Ancient figures and doodads galore — are stored here, as well. Not as dark as one might imagine, as some windows are conveniently placed around the room.
Basement
Main Room: Once you enter the basement, you can feel all sorts of not-as-pleasant-as-it-could-be feelings: Mainly that it's wet and creepy in here. Stones covering the level makes you wish it were maintained a bit better.
Cellar: Expensive wines and, why not, casks, are well maintained in this room. The temperature seems to be a bit cooler here than the other rooms of this floor.
Furnace: The main source of this house's heating. Lots of coal remains for the occupants to burn up, or perhaps you want to use Wood to prevent more potent carcinogens.
Indoor Pool & Sauna: Probably the reason why the basement is wet. Still doesn't explain the creepy part. Hey, at least the water's warm. The sauna (in dark red) seems to be out of order, however.
Gym: Work out your muscles, or perhaps improve your cardio with (timely) state of the art machines!
References:
Day Phase Investigation