Murder! At the Masquerade (Adults) - Location: Event Space

About this event

Our annual Murder Mystery Night returns! When you register, you will be taken to a third-party sign-up sheet, where you will get to choose your character. There are three categories of characters: Essential Characters: These are the main characters. They have the most lines, clues, and stake in the story. Without them, the game cannot play. If you are comfortable being in the spotlight, we highly recommend choosing from this list first. Secondary Character: These characters are recommended. They are still involved in the story and have a decent amount of lines, clues, and unique connections to other characters. Optional Characters: If you are shy or want to watch more than play the game, we recommend these characters. These characters still have lines and clues, but they are mostly spectators. Murder! At the Masquerade is divided into 4 rounds. During rounds 1, 2, and 3, each player will reveal the clues given to them in their handbook. During round 4, each player will guess who they think killed the victim. Once every player has guessed, the host will ask the the players to read their confessions. Prizes will be awarded to Best Improviser, Winner of the Ultimate Prize, Best Dastardly Plan, Best Costume, Best Accusation, and Best Character Quirks. Costumes are HIGHLY ENCOURAGED! Because we are at a masquerade, a mask is always a good idea. Light refreshments will be provided. --- About the Game: Murder! At the Masquerade was created by Bearded Rat Mysteries, LLC. You receive an invitation to a masquerade ball. It appears out of nowhere, like magic. The host is unknown, but the location is enticing: an old castle off the coast, built on a small island, accessible only by boat. On the invitation is a challenge, written in gold ink to attract the eye, All guests will compete for the ultimate prize. The catch? You cannot reveal your true identity. You cannot refuse. A storm brews as you board the boat. You arrive at the castle and still, the host is not…

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