Never lose track of clues again with our elegant Clue score sheets. Designed for detectives who demand organization and flair.
Inspired by the brilliant Professor Plum. Perfect for the intellectual detective who appreciates sophistication.
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Inspired by the daring Miss Scarlet. For detectives who solve mysteries with passion and precision.
Get The Red BookTrack suspects, weapons, and rooms with clarity. Never lose a clue mid-game.
Character-inspired covers that add personality to every game night.
Pre-formatted sheets designed specifically for Clue gameplay. Jump right in.
See exactly what makes these scoresheets the perfect companion for your Clue game nights.
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Every page includes clearly labeled sections for suspects, weapons, and rooms. No more messy scratch paper or confusing notes.
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Check off clues as you eliminate possibilities. The grid system helps you track what you know and what's still a mystery.
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Compact size fits perfectly on your game table. Durable binding keeps pages secure through multiple games.
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| Artwork by Jessie Brugger |
Graceful, poised, and always impeccably dressed, Mrs. Peacock glides through the mansion like a figure from another era. But beneath her polished exterior lies a sharp mind and a talent for keeping secrets.
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| Artwork by Jessie Brugger |
Quiet, efficient, and always in the background, Mrs. White seems to fade into the mansion’s shadows. But don’t be fooled, she notices everything, from whispered secrets to subtle movements in the hallways.
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| Artwork by Jessie Brugger |
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.
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.
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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.
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| Artwork by Jessie Brugger |
