Clue(do)

[Ramond]

As with that Puerto Rico board game I've started once (which turned out to fail because it became way too complicated to follow, this should be simpler), I'm willing to try out another fun classic online with a few of you guys.

You probably already heard of it: Clue/Cluedo is the game's name, and is considered a classic detective board game.

Wiki Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cluedo

Before I type in any rules or my own modification which I have planned, please read the above link (especially the Rules part). If you would like to participate, then post in here. When we get a sufficient amount of players (minimum of 4), I'll write up the rules and the modifications of my version.

Please note:
1. If you want to participate, you should check in at least once every 2 days. This game bases on turns, so if one takes his time, everybody has to wait.
2. I will not accept every participant, as I know there could be people who don't understand this or just want to sabotage random forum games. So in the end, I'll decide who can participate. (Don't you worry though, you would have to be a pretty annoying person not to be able to join. )

People who are too lazy to read the above link, here's a short summary: (Click to View)

Basically, there are a number of different characters, weapons and rooms (6 suspects, 6 weapons and 9 rooms in the original). The owner of the mansion has been murdered and a certain suspect did it with a certain weapon in a certain room. Usually, each of the suspects/weapons/rooms has its own card, and at the start of the game, one of each category is randomly chosen and put into a folder - which contains the answers to who, where and how. The rest of the cards are randomly given out to all the players.
Now all the players must find out which three cards are in that folder. The cards that they hold in their own hand logically cannot have been involved in the murder, so they can rule them out. Then, players take turn to make suggestions as to who did it where and how. Each player has a figure on a board (which has the 9 rooms on it) and moves around by throwing 2 dice. When a player makes a suggestion, the next player has to show him one of the cards which has been suggested by the first player. (If he doesn't have any of those cards, the player after that one has to show one.) That is the main way of determining which cards the other players have. In the end, deduction should lead you to the answer - means you win if you know exactly which 3 cards are in the folder (because nobody else has them).

[LutiChris]

haha, i used to play this game....im interested in joining in