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Murder Mystery Party Kit Details
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Description
A treasure-hunting adventure takes a bloody turn...
Backstory
The guests will be playing the roles of surviving crewmembers of the wrecked pirate ship Retribution. While navigating toward a remote Caribbean island, the purported resting place of the famous Treasure of the Lost Grotto, a huge storm erupted and the ship hit a large reef, splitting the hull. The ship was within sight of the island, and nine pirates, including their leader, Captain Bartholomew Pryce, were able to salvage planks from the wreckage and use them to assist in the swim to shore. The rest of the crew perished.
Murder!
Awakening from their first night on the island—spent in exhaustion on the beach—the pirates find that the captain has been murdered, and the treasure map, which he kept on his person at all times, has been stolen!
Solving the Mystery:
Now it’s up to the guests to determine who murdered the captain in order to recover the treasure map, find the treasure, and, of course, exact pirate justice!
Characters
There are 8 primary characters in this game. Read the "How to Play" section for instructions on how to play this game with more than 8 people.
* = Optional character
- Olde Lucky, Aging Pirate: Olde Lucky has been a pirate for forty years. He’s seen a lot of action and is missing the body parts to show it. He may be going a little senile.
- Master Luftinant, Former Naval Officer: Once an officer in the Royal Navy, Master Luftinant became a pirate after a mutiny gone awry. He still maintains a certain military stiffness.
- Celine du Nuit, French Exile: Celine is a French deportee and the widow of legendary buccaneer Philippe de Berry. She uses a falsely naïve demeanor to catch her enemies off guard.
- Orphan Ollie, Cabin Boy: After losing his parents, Orphan Ollie stowed away on a merchant ship, which was subsequently captured by Captain Pryce and his crew. At only eleven years old, he is a master pickpocket.
- Ramsay Prescott, Former Privateer: Ramsay Prescott was once a crewmember on a privateering vessel, but he opted for a life of piracy after discovering the much more equitable distribution of loot amongst pirates. He always wants his fair share.
- Estella Buckham, Swashbuckling Beauty: Estella grew up in Charles Town but left home in her teens. She is quick-witted, hotheaded, and masterful with the sword.
- Sidney Sheffield, Young Aristocrat: Sidney Sheffield is the child of Baron Sheffield. Shirking noble duty, Sidney left home in search of adventure but has not yet learned how to fit in amongst pirates.
- Sawin’ Sister Sarah, Ship Doctor: Sarah was the mender of wounds, letter of blood, extractor of teeth, and remover of limbs on board the Retribution. She may also be a witch.
Extra Players
- *Investigator: If you have more than 8 players, additional players have the option of playing the role of "Investigators". 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.
How to Play
Our line of 30 Minute Mysteries is specially designed for fast setup and easy play. All you need to do to get started is:
- Print out the party guide
- Gather a group of players
- Hand out character sheets and name tags
- Follow the party guide instructions
Best of all, the party facilitator can choose whether they join in the game and solve the mystery along with the other guests!
Playing the Game
While this mystery has 8 primary characters, it is designed to accommodate any number of additional players. See the "Expanded Game for Large Groups" section below if you have more than 8 players.
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.
The game will progress in rounds.
Round One will start with the party's host or hostess reading a script that explains the nature of the mystery that is afoot. 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 Two begins with the host sharing a clue that should shed further light on the mystery. After the clue is revealed, the players will once again go around the table, providing another piece of information and then responding.
Round Three, the final round, begins with the host sharing the last clue. The players then go around the table a final time, sharing their last piece of information and responding to each other.
By this point, the players should have learned enough information to be able to piece together a theory about who was responsible for the murder. Each player (or team) will say the name of the person who they think is responsible. The host will then read the final page of the mystery aloud, revealing the culprit. Any player or couple who correctly guessed the identity of the killer is declared a winner.
From start to finish, the entire game should generally only require half an hour to complete.
Note: As the host or hostess, there are certain times when you will be called upon to read aloud passages from this booklet. Passages that are meant to be read aloud will be clearly labeled and contained in a gray box.
What Do I Need in Order to Play?
Our 30 Minute Mysteries are specifically designed to not require very much in the way of supplies. All you really need is:
- a table to sit around (or a large playing area where the guests can sit in a circle)
- a group of players (minimum 8 people)
- a printed copy of this booklet
- a pair of scissors (to cut out nametag placards for each character)
- pencils or pens for each player
Optional:
- Scratch paper (for players to take notes on)
- Folders (to help players conceal their character sheets)
If you wish to do so, you may also choose to provide prizes for the winner or winners (any players who accurately identify the culprit). Some suggested prizes might include candy, bath and body products, homemade treats or any other small, inexpensive gift item; remember that it is possible for multiple players to win, so if you choose to offer prizes, make sure you have enough on hand!
Expanded Game For Large Groups
If you have more than 8 players, there are three ways that you can accommodate everyone:
- Investigator Role - Using this method, eight guests play the primary characters while the remainder of the guests each play the Investigator role. Players in this role 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.
- Teams - Each primary character can be played by 2 or more people that work together as a team. This works well if you've invited several couples to your event, but also works if you break up your guests into eight larger teams of 3 or more guests.
- Multiple Groups - If you have 16 or more guests, you can break them up into groups of 8 players and run multiple instances of the game on their own. This method is best for large events (e.g. fundraisers) where each table of people can play through the game independently. This method goes well with the Investigator method, which allows you the flexibility to add more than 8 people to any group.
Both the standard and expanded games are included with the purchase of any game kit.
What's Included
A Pryce in Blood is a 26-page downloadable PDF file that you print at home. It includes the following features:
- An introduction that explains the basic principles of running a 30-Minute Mystery
- A detailed party guidebook that will walk you through the event in a simple, easy-to-understand format
- Nametags and character sheets for each player - the character sheets include special goals and information unique to each character
- Step-by-step printing instructions
- And much more!
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Tamster
334 12 2023
01 12 202302:52 PM
- more than 2 year(s)
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Good fun for youth
We did this for a church youth activity and it was so fun, especially for the kids who got into their roles. It was nice to read as you go so the murderer was a mystery to me, too. However, I wish I would’ve read all the way through to better understand. I think I could’ve gotten into my role as the narrator type more, especially since I’ve never done a murder mystery before. I also wouldn’t do it in a gym. It was too loud and echoey. We had 24 so had 3 people be each character. Fun times! I’ll have to do it again.
- Dried fish (goldfish), boiled sea water (bottled water), ye old rope (red vines), and buried treasure (chocolate coins in a treasure chest)
- The invitation set the mood, plus encouragement to dress like a pirate.
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97 04 2022
08 04 202201:40 PM
- more than 2 year(s)
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Pirates prevent Murderer from escape!
Played a Pryce in Blood on zoom with the office. We dressed up (at least pirate head ware) and had fun going through the mystery. I made a Power Point to go along with the flow of the game,This helped me as the host to remember where we were and keep us on track. I played pirate music in the background, and hyped the event the week before. Making posts with pirate themed sayings, etc. Being my first mystery I would change one thing. I would either allow more time for the people to tell a bit about themselves from their bio. or as the host would do a longer introduction on each person. I guess I expected the individuals to do more talking and throw in more bits and pieces. Maybe some of you have had better success with this. Overall super fun, will do more of these as HR social events.
- No menu since we did a virtual game. Some people added to the fun with bottles and steins like pirates would use.
- I added virtual backgrounds, had players change their name on the screen to match their character. A powerpoint to give visual clues, and music in the background. Sent out a formal invite in their emails, and posted pirate things in the chatrooms the week before to build interest and keep them thinking about the event.
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Jmoran
320 11 2021
17 11 202108:33 PM
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Pirate Justice acquired!
We used this as a Virtual Birthday Celebration in a corporate setting and we all had a blast. 8 characters and about 20 investigators. Accents, pirate music and a whole lot of pirate justice!
- Just good wholesome fun!
- I used music from the Pirates of the Caribbean movie to set the tone.
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Tree
69 03 2021
11 03 202108:17 PM
- more than 3 year(s)
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Gina
143 05 2021
24 05 202105:55 PM
- more than 3 year(s)
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Devious surprise
Pryce of blood.
We had a surprise 40th Murder Mystery dinner for my sister.
We had the kids join us, youngest was 6, and because the game was fairly quick, the kids stayed engaged for whole game. We would have liked a more of a scripted dialogue - it did jump around a bit. I would recommend that the host not play the game, but rather read the whole thing through before hand in order to steer the game in the right direction.
We had a surprise 40th Murder Mystery dinner for my sister.
We had the kids join us, youngest was 6, and because the game was fairly quick, the kids stayed engaged for whole game. We would have liked a more of a scripted dialogue - it did jump around a bit. I would recommend that the host not play the game, but rather read the whole thing through before hand in order to steer the game in the right direction.
- Our table had shells, ropes, chocolates gold coins, candles etc.
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CCB
00 01 2021
01 01 202111:49 PM
- more than 4 year(s)
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Easy to participate and play the characters.
New Year's Eve Day. With family in U.S. and friends in Germany.
We timed the party so it midday for us and the start of the evening in Germany.
It was excellent - everyone enjoyed the nuances of the characters. We had quite a bit of laughter.
Because the characters were not evenly gender split we had fun adding a bit to the story line to make the characters fit our group.
We timed the party so it midday for us and the start of the evening in Germany.
It was excellent - everyone enjoyed the nuances of the characters. We had quite a bit of laughter.
Because the characters were not evenly gender split we had fun adding a bit to the story line to make the characters fit our group.
- WE did not have food because it was virtual
- Encouraged the players to wear costumes.
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A Pryce in Blood
364 12 2020
30 12 202010:14 PM
- more than 4 year(s)
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Great "who-dunnit" Fun!
We hosted a Murder Mystery for our residents at our Retirement Home in October & it was a great success! I reformatted the dialog into script form so it was easier for everyone to follow along. There were a few "investagators" who enjoyed listening & watching to crack the case.
We are looking forward to our next event!
We are looking forward to our next event!
- We served "treasure maps" (fruit roll-ups) & "gold nuggets" (cheese puffs) out of a treasure chest!
- We outlined a skeleton on the floor to set the mood & provided costume accents for each guest.
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CCP
289 10 2020
16 10 202008:09 PM
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Great Murder Mystery Fun for Corporate Event
Hosted a corporate murder mystery party on Zoom using a Pryce in Blood. We used 8 character actors as our pirates, a host (me), and a co-host to assist. We then had hundreds of attendees who investigated the crime. We were able to use polling feature to ask audience who they thought was guilty & spotlight feature for our pirates. The script and info provided by Playing with Murder was great for our purposes very detailed and helpful. We did end up taking a bit longer than the 30 minutes. I would recommend practicing if you are hosting a corporate event, but this was a great murder mystery, written well, kept our audience guessing, and everyone had such a great time.
- On Zoom, we had all pirate dress up and have props. We had pirate music playing prior and after to our event. We actually ran two sessions. The hosts and pirates all used backgrounds for our pirates and set up a PowerPoint to illustrate our story, as we went along. We also created a fun email invite to send out to advertise our murder mystery for the corporate event
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Jill's party
40 02 2020
10 02 202009:20 PM
- more than 4 year(s)
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Surprise Retirement Party
Our party was a blast! We had to consider social distancing and mask wearing and many guests were frustrated. That all changed when "The Mystery" began! Guests were commenting on how they hadn't laughed so hard in months. Set up took minimal time and we added a few props, after that the script took over. Thank you so much for the script, easy to follow directions and suggestions!
- Cake with pomegranate filling for a spill over blood effect.
- Party was in full swing, assigned guest shrieked there had been guest murdered. Suspects were named and sat to "explain". We had props and decorations to support pirate theme.
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Sydney
204 07 2020
23 07 202007:37 PM
- more than 4 year(s)
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Little chaotic start but really fun in the end.
Because of the Summer of Covid-19 we as a family are not traveling as we usually do and decided to do a themed day/evening every weekend in order to have something to look forward to. One of the themes on the list was a murder mystery dinner. It took us a little while to figure out if we needed to share the character information before starting Round 1 and we went around a few times to repeat and include some of the information we had. After this initial hiccup we went into Round 2 and by the end of Round 3 every one was thoroughly engaged in figuring out the murderer!
- "everything red"
(virgin) Bloody Mary's, red wine, sprite w/grenedine
Caprese Salad
Spaghetti Bolognese and/or lasagna
Red Velvet cake with cheese cake frosting and red letters written on it: Murder Mystery
- The table was set in the roaring 20's style and some pencils and little booklets for writing down details, we had Spotify play 20's music and some family members dressed up as their character.
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Allison
95 04 2020
05 04 202004:55 AM
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Fun virtual birthday party with friends!
I hosted a virtual murder mystery party through Zoom with my friends. It was a lot of fun. I would recommend doing one of the 30-minute games (took us around 1 hr at leisurely pace) because my friends did not have a longer time span. It was fun having my friends each come in costumes, and we changed our Zoom names to reflect our characters. I was able to email them the character information ahead of time, so I was able to participate. Fun way to connect with friends during quarantine.
- Change Zoom background (think pirate background), wear costumes, change Zoom name to reflect your character, talk in character
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The Loomis Campbell Clan
363 12 2019
30 12 201912:12 AM
- more than 5 year(s)
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Intergenerational Game Play Success
Family reunion Lunch for Boxing Day after Christmas
- 9 people served at my Mom's retirement community dining room.
Performed the 3 rounds before the 3 courses - Nautical themed wardrobe accent items like belts, scarves, hats, an apron.
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Anna B
314 11 2019
11 11 201903:01 PM
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Cristina
286 10 2019
14 10 201905:54 PM
- more than 5 year(s)
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Teenage boys Sleep over
OMG this is the best site I have ever found for murder mystery games. It is so easy to follow. I was nervous about trying it with a bunch of teenage boys but they all had to much fun. Some even fought over who were going to play the girl parts. I definitely want to do more and will in fact I am ordering one right after I finish this review. First timers don't fear. IT WAS SO EASY! You will have a blast.
- Snacks
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Cris
286 10 2019
14 10 201905:37 PM
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Download the music (included in kit) and play it as MP3's or burn it to a CD to play in your home audio system when you host the murder mystery dinner party.
*Audio not included with 30 Minute Mystery games
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