Clue - 2023 Edition

• Place the Tudor Mansion game boardin the center of the table.
• Separately shuffle the three decks of cards: Suspects(6 cards), Weapons(6 cards), and Rooms(9 cards). Draw one card from each deck face down and slide them into the confidential envelope—these 3 cards are the solution to the crime, unknown to everyone.
• Shuffle the remaining 18 cardsand deal them equally among the players. Each player takes a detective notebook sheetand immediately checks off the cards they have in their hand—they cannot be in the envelope.
• Each player chooses a suspect pawnfrom the 6 available and places it on their starting space. The 6 weapons are distributed among the different rooms of the mansion.
• Roll the dice to determine the first player.

Your turn consists of two steps:

• Movement: Roll both dice and move your pawn that many spaces toward the room of your choice — vertically, horizontally, never diagonally. Once you enter a room, you cannot move any further this turn. Four secret passagesallow you to move directly between opposite rooms without rolling the dice.
• Suggestion: If you are in a room, you can make a suggestionby naming a suspect, a weapon, and the room you are in. The named pawns are immediately moved to that room. You then question the player to your left: if they have one of the cards mentioned, they must show you onediscreetly, without others seeing it. If they have none, the next player is questioned, and so on. Note the result on your notebook. Allowed tip: You can name a suspect or a weapon for which you yourself hold the card to mislead others.

When you think you have identified the 3 secret cards, make your accusation– secretly write it down and check the contents of the confidential envelope. If you are correct, reveal the cards to everyone: you have solved the crime. If you are wrong, put the cards back in the envelope without showing them – you can no longer move or question, but you continue to answer other players' hypotheses. Each player has only one accusation– use it wisely.