Mr. Green: Charm or Conspiracy?

Artwork by Jessie Brugger

Mr. Green glides through the mansion with a calm confidence and an enigmatic smile. Wealthy, persuasive, and always composed, he’s a master at making friends and possibly manipulating foes.

What Makes Clue A Great Game?

The board game Clue is a quintessential classic, and I may be a bit biased. I fell in love with it in the mid-‘80s. Even as a kid, I could see why it appealed to adults: the mystery, the strategy, and the colorful cast of characters. At eight years old, I had just as much fun rolling the dice and making guesses as the adults around me.

Cluedo: The Classic Murder Mystery Game That Started It All

LONDON, 1949 — A shocking new pastime has emerged from the quiet mind of British inventor Anthony E. Pratt. His creation, published by Waddingtons, promises intrigue, scandal, and no shortage of suspicion. The name of this game? Cluedo.

Colonel Mustard: Courage or Cunning?

Artwork by Jessie Brugger

Colonel Mustard strides through the mansion with confidence and discipline. His military bearing gives him an air of authority, but is it courage or cunning that defines him? Detectives must decide.

Who Is Colonel Mustard?

A retired officer with a storied past, Colonel Mustard is known for his quick thinking under pressure. Some say his experience in battle taught him strategy and patience, while others whisper that he knows how to manipulate a room full of suspects to his advantage.

Professor Plum: The Mind Behind the Mystery

Artwork by Jessie Brugger

No mansion can hide its secrets from Professor Plum. Known for his sharp mind and impeccable timing, he moves through the halls with a quiet confidence that unnerves even the most seasoned detectives.

Who Is Professor Plum?

Miss Scarlet: Secrets Behind The Lady in Red

Artwork by Jessie Brugger

Every mansion has its secrets. And every guest has something to hide. Among them all, none turn heads or raise suspicions quite like the Lady in Red.

Who Is the Lady in Red?

She’s known by many names, but her signature is unmistakable: a crimson dress, a knowing gaze, and a trail of unanswered questions wherever she goes. Some say she was a stage actress in her younger years, capable of slipping into roles and alibis at a moment’s notice.