WGVN Clue (Wherigo - Cartridge Details)

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Linked Geocaches

Clue: A Wherigo Board Game

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Clue

A cartridge by Geek_Teach

N 39° 22.240 W 104° 48.685 N 39° 22.240 W 104° 48.685

Geocache

1-2 hours

In Colorado, United States

7 Downloads

Added: 6/26/2016

Starting Location Description

You were invited to a dinner at the Clue Mansion when right in the middle of dinner, your host, Mr. Body, was found dead. You need to determine which of the 6 guests is responsible, what room they were in, and what was their weapon of choice. When you enter a room, you will be given the opportunit

About This Cartridge

Play Clue in a 525,000 square foot virtual mansion. Determine who, where, and how in this popular detective board game. The game is as random as the board game itself - the solution and cards are selected at random.

The players sit around the game board in the standard order - which might help you some in your sleuthing: White, Green, Peacock, Plum, Scarlett, Mustard. (So, if you are playing as Mustard, and White has a card that you suggested, she must show it to you. If she doesn't than it moves to Green. And so on.)

The map was oriented so that the game would be handicapped accessible and playable during all year. (Visit the park in soccer season and you will see what I mean.)

The final location isn't handicapped accessible, but the rest of the game is. (Many caches have been muggled in the area over the years, so I tried harder to hide the final.) Also, due to its location, the final location isn't available in winter, but the rest of the game would be.

Please let me know if you run into any issues with the cartridge. The design emulator wasn't very happy with displaying the inventory, so you might want to print out a standard Detective Notes sheet to have with you. I also manipulated the zones so that only 5 rooms are visible at once to match the requirements of some players. As you move into other rooms around the board, other rooms will become visible.

Finally, you make your final accusation, you do have to be in the room that you suspect. (In the board game, that could require a lot of dice rolling and racing other players. Since that isn't the case here, I thought I'd make you work for it.)

Happy sleuthing!