White’s mansion, where they were snatched, and what item the monster left behind. You have to solve the mystery of who was abducted at Mrs. Peacock, and Scooby-Doo is Colonel Mustard. Green, Shaggy is Professor Plum, Daphne is Miss Scarlet, Velma is Mrs. In this wonderful mashup, the gang dresses up as their favorite Clue characters. Scooby-Doo! Edition: This awesome Clue edition was released to celebrate the franchise’s 50th anniversary.Two to six people can play, ages eight and up. Well, not always, but in this case, it’s great (but pricey)! Play as Link, Impa, Nabooru, Zelda, Rauru, or Darunia to discover who is prophesied to defeat Ganondorf, which item will be used to defeat him, and where the final battle will take place. The Legend of Zelda Edition: Anything with the Zelda name slapped on it is probably going to be great.The premise of Clue: The Office Edition is hilarious! In a murder mystery setting, figure out who killed Toby, where he was killed, and with which weapon. You can play as Jim, Stanley, Pam, Andy, Angela, or Dwight. The Office Edition: Because of its slightly more mature content, the recommended age for this version is nine and up, with three to six players.With three to six players (ages eight and up), this edition is a fun blast to the past. Star Wars Edition: It’s up to you-Luke, Leia, Han, Chewbacca, R2-D2, or C-3PO-to figure out Darth Vader’s next target, find the room with the Death Star’s secret plans, and steal the correct intergalactic vehicle to escape.There can be three to five players at a time, ages eight and up.

Harry Potter Edition: You can play as Harry, Ron, Hermione, Ginny, Luna, or Neville in this version, solving the mystery of who vanished, which spell was used, and where the crime happened.

*More pictures of the event are available on the ZSR Flickr site. Next year, we vote for Clue: Game of Thrones edition, but that’s just a suggestion! Hopefully, this event can continue to evolve and become a cherished Wake Forest tradition similar to Humans vs Zombies. Following this, the groups were sent on their way! It was very cheery to hear the giggles and excited voices of the different teams as they walked around the library with the soundtrack from the Harry Potter movies playing in the background. As players arrived and checked in, they were offered homemade butterbeer and assorted cookies while waiting to be assigned to their game hosts (a sorting of sorts). We pre-registered 36 participants as either teams or individuals and had four walk-in participants, which was wonderful! Overall, 34 people ended up participating. The event went spectacularly well as we exceeded our 30 person goal. To round out the experience, we provided homemade butterbeer and assorted cookies. These had a picture of the character, a one-line bio, their motive, and their favorite spell.

We also had posters printed for each character, reminiscent of the character cards that come with the board game. Additional decorations included Slytherin “graffiti” in the elevator that went to the basement and a Honeydukes sign in the secret passageway. The Owlery, for example, had a sign that alerted the participants to what room it was and many cut-out owls that we spread throughout the area.

Clue game characters 2015