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Last Call at the Gilded Gull: a printable 1930s mystery party for 6-10 players

A topic by Capstan Research created 11 hours ago Views: 78 Replies: 1
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Summer, 1932. The Gilded Gull supper club turns twenty, its owner raises the anniversary toast and falls fast asleep. Someone put a sleeping draught in her glass. Who was in the bar while the glasses were filled?

It is a complete evening for 6-10 players, about 2 hours:

  • 8 suspects played in character, each with a public bio, a private secret and costume ideas
  • 2 optional investigator roles for players 9 and 10
  • 19 evidence cards dealt over three rounds
  • host guide with timing and dealing tables, printable invitations, detective notes grid, accusation slips
  • host-only solution with a reveal script and the full deduction

Every card matters, and together the cards allow exactly one answer. That is checked by computer, so the night ends with a solution everyone can verify. Nobody dies; the victim gets a long nap.

Printable PDF, US Letter, $12.

Created by Capstan Research with AI assistance; every case solver-verified. Original story and characters.

https://capstanresearch.itch.io/last-call-at-the-gilded-gull

Having every evidence card tie into a single solution makes it great for players to piece everything together at the end. When characters are chatting freely with their own personal secrets, how do you keep key clues from staying hidden too long and stalling the Round 3 deductions?