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Miss Scarlett (2023)

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## Source

**Miss Scarlett** is a popular socialite in Hue County and an investigative journalist, writing under the pseudonym "Cyan".

## Profile

### Appearance

Miss Scarlett is a beautiful woman with short, curly red-dyed hair. She wears a red one shoulder gown.

### Personality

Miss Scarlett is a quiet, intelligent, and very observant woman, always listening and always watching. She commands attention as she enters a room, even without speaking a word.

## Appearances

### Clue (2023 edition)

A socialite, at first glance. A sharply intelligent investigative journalist, in reality. Writing under the nom de plume "Cyan", she's landed mobsters in jail and taken down hometown heroes. No one is safe from her pen because no one knows who she is. Except for Boddy Black, who just happens to need a glowing review of his new hotel.

## Gallery

Clue (2023)BackgroundFull body illustration with dagger
Clue Classic

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***Clue Classic*** is a single-player, interactive video game based on the  2002 edition of *Clue*. It was developed by Games Cafe and published by Reflexive Entertainment on June 3, 2008.

## Gameplay

Mobygames explains the gameplay:

> *CLUE Classic* is another conversion of the classic board game Clue/Cluedo. Like in the original, three cards are randomly selected showing the murderer, the weapon and the room where the crime happened. The objective is to deduct these cards by moving between rooms, making accusations and analysing the information gathered. The game only supports computer adversaries (up to 5). The interface has a notebook where the clues and cards status can be stored. Badges are awarded for special achievements like solving the case in less than 10 turns or completing a number of cases.
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## Development

The game was inspired by the artwork in the 2002/2003 Classic Detective Game version, featuring the original six characters, weapons, and nine original rooms.

* Producer – Rob Adams
* Designer – Rob Adams
* Programmer – Chad Sterling
* Lead Artist – Erin Miller
* Music & Sound – Staffan Melin and David Chan.

## Reception

BoardGameBeast rated the game 4 out of 5 stars, describing it as "a truly perfect rendition of the classic English board game [with] great graphics and creepy atmosphere". It criticised the lack of multiplayer option, and the fact that Hasbro stopped download editions. Gamezebo rated the game 4 stars out of 5, saying the good included "animations and sound effects; faithfully reproduces tabletop edition's mechanics; charm and personality; eliminates much of the real game's hands-on busywork", and the bad included "no head-to-head multiplayer; can get repetitive; need to sit through canned animations".
Tudor Mansion

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**Tudor Mansion** is the current given name of the mansion in the standard editions of the *Clue* board game, first featured in the 2002 edition of the game. It serves at the stately residence of the victim of the game, Mr. Boddy/Dr. Black.

It is a combination of Tudor Close and Boddy Mansion.

## Appearances

### Clue (2002 edition)

The palatial Tudor Mansion estate is the ancestral home of the Black family and is the current residence of Mr. John Boddy (a.k.a. Dr. Black), located on Rainbow Road in Hampshire, England. It is a large three-story red-brick mansion house surrounded by large rolling hills. Mr. Boddy was set to inherited the estate on his thirtieth birthday, in accordance of the will of his uncle, the late Sir Hugh Black until the events of the 2002 edition, in which he was murdered.

### Clue (2016 edition)

Tudor Mansion was modeled after Hill House from the 1985 film *Clue*. It is a large Victorian gothic mansion. In the game, the victim (Dr. Black/Mr. Boddy) had recently inherited from his uncle, the late Sir Hugh.

### Clue (2023 edition)

The Tudor Mansion is the historic family home of the Black family. It is depicted as a large Tudor-style mansion house which has been recently modernized by its current owner, Mr. Boden "Boddy" Black Jr.

## Architecture

### Rooms

Principal rooms
* Hall
* Lounge
* Dining Room
* Kitchen
* Ballroom
* Conservatory
* Billiard Room
* Library
* Study

Additional rooms
* Dressing Room (from *Clue Suspects*)
* Butler's Pantry (*Cluedo DVD game*)

## Grounds

In *Clue FX*, the grounds of Tudor Mansion include are the Swimming Pool, the Gatehouse, the Stables, the Garage, the Tennis Courts, the Boathouse, the Garden, the Rose Garden, the Fountain, and the Gazebo.
Inspector Brown

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**Inspector Brown** is a character in the *Clue* franchise first properly introduced in the 2003 board game Clue FX. In his initial appearances, Inspector Brown acted as a facilitator for the games and was never a suspect. He's one of the few characters that directly addresses the audiences.

## Profile

### Appearance

Inspector Brown is a middle-aged, dapper-looking gentleman with a stocky, rectangular body type. Brown's attire is a brown suit and overcoat.

### Personality

In the 2003 style guide, Inspector Brown is described as concise, straightforward and businesslike. Dapper in appearance and thoughtful in manner, Inspector Brown points out important details and shares his knowledge with you. He may appear disarmingly friendly to his suspects, but he never loses sight of his goal–helping you catch the culprit.

## Appearances

### Clue (2002 edition)

Inspector Brown is mentioned in the Daily Echo newspaper on the reverse box cover. In it, Inspector Brown is leading the investigation of the murder of Mr. John Boddy at Tudor Mansion.

### Clue FX

In *Clue FX*, Inspector Brown arrives at a later point of the game, and players must be in the same location where he in order to make an final accusation.

### Clue DVD Game

In *Clue DVD Game*, Inspector Brown is called to Tudor Mansion to investigate a series of petty crimes committed

### Cluedo Party: Tudor Mansion Edition

In *Cluedo Party*, Inspector Brown is only mentioned by the butler.

## Other versions

* In the 2017 IDW comic miniseries *Clue*, **Detective Ochre** is one of the investigators called to Mr. Boddy's mansion after his apparent death alongside his partner Detective Amarillo. Given that Ochre is a shade of Brown, the character may have been inspired by Inspector Brown.

* In the limited "Clue: The Murder of Mr. Black" episode from *Adventure Escape Mysteries*, **Detective Brown** is the main playable character from the limited Clue event on Adventure Escape Mysteries video game. He is first called to the mansion after an security alarm is activated, only to discover the murder of Mr. Boden Black.
Rusty (2003)

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**Russel Nayler**, commonly known as **Rusty**, is the groundskeeper of Tudor Mansion. He served in the military under Sir Hugh Black, and later became his groundskeeper. Crusty, cynical, short on funds and soon to retire, he's desperate for cash.

## Profile

### Appearance

Rusty is an elderly man with a slim figure, brown hair and blue eyes. His attire is a orange shirt, brown trousers, a workmen's cap and round spectacles.

## Biography

Rusty has been employed at Tudor Mansion for 38 of his 62 years. Born in the West Country, he set out at the age of 16 to make his way in the world. He joined the Hampshire Regiment where he served under Sir Hugh Black. Upon leaving the regiment, Sir Hugh offered Rusty a position as a field laborer at Tudor Mansion. There, his green thumb came to the attention of Sir Hugh’s father, Sedgwick Black.

When Sir Hugh later inherited control of Tudor Mansion, he appointed Rusty head groundskeeper. Rusty set about transforming the rather stark surroundings into beautiful gardens, handsome hedgerows and lush lawns. When John Boddy, nephew of Sir Hugh, became heir to Tudor Mansion, he retained Rusty’s services. In recent years, Rusty has labored many long hours to implement the impressive water garden designs created by Boddy’s gentleman-gardener neighbor, Lord Alfred Gray.

For all his efforts, Rusty has been rewarded with meager wages and a rent-free bungalow. Now weary and somewhat cynical, he tends to his planting and wonders what will happen to him when he is no longer able to keep up with the demands of such a vast estate.

## Appearances

* Clue FX
* Clue Mysteries
* Clue DVD Board Game
* Clue Suspects
USAopoly

**USAopoly** (also known as **The OP Games**) is a American game publishing company specializing in the production and distribution of licensed versions of classic games such as Monopoly, Trivial Pursuit, Yahtzee, The Game of Life, Clue (Cluedo), Scrabble, Chess, Checkers, and others, from a wide variety of sources and franchises, all with the official Clue/Cluedo logo licensed from Hasbro.
Prince Azure

Prince Azure - Clue DVD Game

## Source

**Prince Azure** is a character in the *Clue* franchise first introduced in the 2003 spin-off board game Clue FX.

## Appearances

### Clue FX

*Main article: Prince Azure (2003)*
See also: Clue Style Guide § Prince Philippe Azure

**Prince Philippe Azure** is a self-styled African-born French "aristocrat" and a dealer of armaments and *objets d'art*. Originally born in French West Africa, he was founded as a toddler by a French soldier stationed near Timbuktu, and was taken in by a Parisian family with supposed “noble” lineage. Azure first came into contact with Sir Hugh Black while travelling in England for business. The meeting proved to be lucrative for the Prince, as Sir Hugh paid him a small fortune for some rare weapons. After Sir Hugh's death, Prince Azure has remained in contact with his nephew, anthropologist Mr. John Boddy.

### Cluedo (2016 video game)

Reintroduced in the International Suspects DLC, Prince Azure was invited to Tudor Mansion by Dr. Black in regards of a potential sale of a diamond mine. The brilliance of Azure’s gems and his elusive lineage blinded Dr. Black to the emptiness of his promises. Upon further inspection, Black realized that the deal was a dud, and wanted to back out of it.

In *Venetian Masquerade*, Prince Azure is an invited guest to Dr. Black's masquerade ball. Azure trusts his life with his tarot cards, consulting them whenever there is a fork in the road. They have never led him wrong yet – it is through them that he gained the affections of the princess who would become his wife, bestowing great love and fortune upon him. The cards brought him to Venice, where he read Dr. Black's tarot. The Devil. Wheel of Fortune. Death. Judgement. Just how far would Azure go to fulfil the destiny he saw in the cards?
Miss Peach (2003)

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**Miss Amelia Peach** is an young Southern belle that works for the Hampshire law firm of Madden and Seine, which is co-owned by her maternal uncle, Reginald Madden. Born in the United States, Peach had a happy and wealthy upbringing, but when her father lost his fortune, her life became a messy. She was force to leave law school and her fiancé left her for her former best friend. Wanting to turn a new leaf, Peach accepts a position as the secretary for her uncle's legal partner Nathaniel Seine.

## Profile

### Age and appearance

Miss Amelia Peach was 22-years-old when Miles Meadow-Brook was murdered on 8 August 1925, and 23-years-old when John Boddy was murdered on 5 June 1926.

Miss Peach is a young woman with short-curly blonde hair with flowers. She carries a parasol with her in *Clue FX*.

### Personality

A charming Southern belle with a bitter jealous streak.

## Biography

For the original biography, see Clue Style Guide § Miss Amelia Peach.
Amelia Peach was born and raised in the exclusive East Battery section of Charleston, South Carolina. Her father, Jerome Peach, was a wealthy importer with mercantile ties to the West Indies, who lavished his only daughter with attention and gifts. Her mother, Sarah, came from England and was a respectable actress of Elizabethan Theatre. Amelia had a very happy childhood, and had aspirations of becoming a lawyer. At age seventeen, she entered law school, where she was an exceptional student.

In the summer of 1924, Amelia accompanied her mother to one of her performances in London. While talking backstage, Amelia met her mother’s understudy, a young aspiring actress named Josephine Scarlet. Being so close in age, Amelia and Josephine struck up an immediate friendship, but it was short-lived. A piece of scenery had fallen on Sarah, causing her to forget her lines thus putting an end to her acting career. Amelia believes that Josephine was the one responsible for the incident.

Misfortune would continue when her father’s extensive agricultural investments in the West Indies were destroyed thanks to a devastating hurricane. Her father had to go bankrupt, and Amelia was forced to leave school, just weeks before graduating. Her fiancé Roddy grew increasingly tired of her constant questioning concerning his whereabouts, and he eloped with Amelia’s best friend Trudy.

By the spring of 1925, her maternal uncle Reginald Madden, a successful lawyer in England, offered her a job doing secretarial work for his legal partner Nathaniel Seine. Wanting a new start in life, she eagerly accepted the position and moved abroad to England. She currently enjoys meeting several of her uncle’s clients – including Mr. John Boddy.

## Appearances

### Clue FX

Miss Peach is an invited guest of Mr. Boddy's garden party at Tudor Mansion. She is not a suspect in the murder of Miles Meadow-Brook and is a playable character.
Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Glasses

***Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Glasses*** is a ' storybook that is part of the *Clue Jr.* spin-off series. It was written by Sara Miller and illustrated by Jim Talbot.

## Description

> *Kids love games. Kids love stories. Together, they form an irresistible combination. The Let's Read and Play series of interactive storybooks features some of the best-selling products from Hasbro, longtime experts on children's play -- the same ones parents and even grandparents may have played with! These books featuring time-honored toys/games, combined with sturdy, laminated pages, make a perfect playtime companion for children ages 3 and up.*
> *- Official product description*
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This version of Clue Jr is in an "enhanced book" format. The book folds out make 5 different boards, each revolving around a difference case. The side piece on the side of the book has a spinner and a small pocket that snaps closed to keep the Clue sheets, cards, envelope, and player tokens in. The player tokens are reusable stickers.

The book is roughly 8-by-11 closed, board folds out to about 8-by-20 once opened. The laminated pages for the board are stiff, but not truly board stock.

Players use the spinner to roll and move around the board, gathering clue cards. Each board has a short paragraph describing the mystery for that page and has an illustrating of the room the mystery takes place in. The board is superimposed over the illustration and the locations are numbered.
The Butler

The Butler is a character in the *Clue* franchise. In most appearances, the Butler is there to assist in the investigation of his employer (Dr. Black or Mr. Boddy) and often interacts with the audience directly.

## Appearances

### Clue VCR Mystery Game (1985)

*Main article: Didit*
**Didit** is the butler of Boddy Mansion. He provides instructions to players at the beginning of the game.

### *Clue* (1985)

*Main article: Wadsworth*
The butler of Hill House, **Wadsworth** is a typical English butler—neat and tidy. Prior to the events of the movie, Wadsworth was the former butler of Mr. Boddy, but resigned after Mr. Boddy’s blackmail caused the death of his wife, who had socialist friends. The truth of his actual identity varies based on which ending.

### Clue Mystery Puzzles

*Main article: Hogarth*
**Hogarth** (originally named **Hobart**) is Dr. David Black’s ever faithful and royal butler. He often is the one that spots the key clue to who killed Dr. Black. He also makes an appearance in *Cluedo Super Sleuth* as a non-playable character.

### Clue (2002 edition)

*Main article: Mr. Ash*
**Mr. Reginald Ash** (or **Ashe**)is the house steward of Tudor Mansion and butler of Mr. John Boddy. He is the archetypal English butler—neat, tidy, and proper. On the night of his employer’s murder on Friday the 5th, June of 1926, Mr. Ash was away to tend to his ill mother. He acts as a narrator of Clue FX and Cluedo Party, and assists players in Clue DVD Game.

### *Cluedo* (La Biblotheque Verte book series)

In the *Cluedo* books published by Hachette Livre, Antoine is the main name of Dr. Lenoir's butler.

### Clue (2017 comic)

*Main article: Upton*
Upton is the butler of Mr. Boddy and acts as the narrator in the series.
Mayor Green

Is this the correct version of the character you're looking for?This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity established in the 2023 edition and is an adaptation of **Mr. Green**. ***Cluepedia*** has separate articles for the various portrayals and adaptations of Mr. Green. For a list of all versions, see their portal page.

## Source

**Mayor Green** is a character from the 2023 edition of Clue. When he was elected, he pledged to be a voice for the people. He just never said which people. A rare combination of political acumen and personal charisma, he has ambitions well beyond Hue County, but there are skeletons in his closet that could derail those plans. You want to stay off his enemies list, because despite his cool demeanor, Green's temper is red-hot.

## Profile

### Physical appearance

Mayor Green is a youthful-looking man of East Asian descent. He has slick back hair and a goatee. Green's attire is a green suit jacket with matching colored pants, a blue necktie (with the patterns of the Clue weapons) and a gold badge on his lapel of his jacket.

### Personality

Green is a charming and charismatic politician who presents himself as a man of the people, always willing to lend a helping hand. Despite having a cool demeanor, Green has quite a temper. An example of this is when, in the *Who Killed Boddy Black?* social media campaign, Green completely wrecked the Conservatory with the Wrench after Boddy's dinner announcement.

## Appearances

### Clue (2023 edition)

The loveable Mayor of Hue County who always has a kind word to spare. He's up for re-election and not worried in the slightest---even his opponents struggle to dislike him. His squeaky-clean record has only one tarnish: a campaign saving donation from a major crime family. Black has assured him that nobody needs to find out... as long as he helps rezone the park where Black plans to build his hotel.

## References

 Marmalade Game Studio (marmaladegames) on Instagram: "Join detectives around the world to investigate, interrogate & get to the truth." (August 29, 2023)
Liz Handley

Is this the correct version of the character you're looking for?This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity established in the 2011 television miniseries and is an adaptation of **Miss Scarlett**. ***Cluepedia*** has separate articles for the various portrayals and adaptations of Miss Scarlett. For a list of all versions, see their portal page.

## Creation & Appearances

### Latest appearance

Clue 1.6 - "Enter the Order of Black" (2012)

## Professional & social status

### Affiliation(s)

* CLUE Houses
	+ House of Scarlet

## Physical characteristics

### Hair color

Brown
Red (dyed)

## Relationships

### Allies

* Seamus
* Agnes Peabody
* Lucas Morganstern
* Whitney Burrows
* Dmitri Grant (potential romantic interest)
* Adam Ellis (mentor)

### Adversaries

* Mr. Whittaker
* Jacob & Jonathan
* Headmistress Kroger
* Professor Wheeler

## Source

**Liz Handley** is a major protagonist character from the 2011 *Clue* tv miniseries. Liz is

She is loosely based on Miss Scarlett from the original *Clue* board game.

### Appearance

Liz is a teenage girl with brown hair with red dyed streaks at the end.

## Background

Liz was adopted at birth, with the only thing left from her birth parents is a necklace with fragment of the insignia of the House of Scarlet.
Revolver

The Revolver (also known as either the Pistol or the Gun) is one of the weapons in the board game.

## Appearances

### Board games

In the earlier versions of *Cluedo*, a Dreyse M1907 semi-automatic pistol was used to depict the Revolver.

From 1949 to 1963, the Revolver token in *Clue* was a Colt M1911 semi-automatic pistol. The token would be later used in other versions of the games.

From 1972 to 2016, the Revolver in *Clue* was shown to be a Pepperbox revolver. In the 1996 edition of *Cluedo*, the revolver was changed into the Pepperbox revolver.

In the 50th Anniversary Edition, the revolver was shown to be a British Webley revolver. The Webley would be used in *Passport to Murder*.

In the 2023 edition, the Revolver is based off a Colt Model 1849.

### In other media

In the 1985 film, Professor Plum was given the Revolver by Mr. Boddy, which was shown to be a Harrington & Richardson Model 733. The revolver was used several times in the film, notably being used to murder the Singing Telegram Girl.

In the CD-i game, the Revolver was shown
Guess Who? Clue

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

**Guess Who? Clue** is a spin-off board game in the *Clue* franchise that is part of Hasbro Gaming's Game Mashups series. It is a combination of the board games *Clue* and *Guess Who*.

## Product description

It's a Game Mashup: Two favorite brands come together to create one awesome game. This Guess Who? game has a Clue twist. The game is packed with suspense as players try to guess the suspect, murder weapon, and scene of the crime. By asking yes or no questions about their opponent's cards in the grid, they'll uncover the mystery by process of elimination. Ready to solve the mystery? Make a correct accusation to win.

## Characters

* Miss Scarlett
* Colonel Mustard
* Dr. Orchid
* Mr. Green
* Mrs. Peacock
* Professor Plum
* Mrs. White
* Monsieur Brunette

## Weapons

* Candlestick
* Dagger
* Lead Pipe
* Revolver
* Rope
* Wrench
* Poison
* Axe

## Rooms

* Hall
* Lounge
* Dining Room
* Kitchen
* Ballroom
* Billiard Room
* Library
* Study
Who Done It: The Clue Documentary

— Official tagline

***Who Done It: The Clue Documentary*** is a 2022 film documentary of the 1985 film *Clue* directed by Jeff C. Smith.

## Synopsis

Solve the mystery of how "Clue", a film based on a board game, was murdered at the box office but, in a shocking twist, found a fanbase with a passionate appreciation for the movie’s hilarious dialogue and incredible cast.
Clue: The Card Game - Mystery Beyond the Mansion

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Clue: The Card Game - "Mystery Beyond the Mansion"*** is a 2002 card game published by Winning Moves under license from Hasbro.

## Overview

Mr. Boddy has been murdered, but his killer has escaped the Mansion and is currently escaping to an unknown location. Players of the game must deduce Who killed Mr. Boddy, Where is the murderer heading, and What is their getaway vehicle.

## Contents

* 21 Clue cards
* 39 Detective Action cards
* 9 Destination Markers
* A pad of Detective Note sheets
* Plastic card tray
Ballroom

The **Ballroom** is one of the possible crime scenes in the *Clue* board game.

## Description

The Ballroom is a generally quite large room which is used for formal dances. The large amount of space for dancing, as well as the highly formal tone of events have given rise to ballroom dancing. They are also designed large to help the sound of orchestras carry well throughout the whole room. Sometimes ballrooms have stages in the front of the room where the host or a special guest can speak. That stage can also be used for instrumentalists and musical performers.
Clue: Secrets & Spies

This article is about the board game. For the online hidden-objects video game of the same name, see Clue: Secrets & Spies (video game).

## Product Infomation

### Alternative names

* Clue: Agents Secrets
* Clue: Secrets & Spies Agents Secrets
* Cluedo: Geheim Agent
* Cluedo: Geheimagent
* Cluedo: Services Secrets
* Cluedo: Top Secret
* Cluedo: Κατάσκοποι

## Source

**Clue: Secrets & Spies** is a spy-themed board game published by Hasbro under Parker Brothers in 2008.

## Description

In *Clue: Secrets & Spies*, players take the role of a top international spy tasked with infiltrating the Criminal League for Ultimate Espionage (C.L.U.E.) to stop its evil scheme for world domination by intercepting the nefarious Agent Black. True identities of Agent Mustard, Agent Scarlet and crew are kept secret as players work independently to complete missions by using clues from the game and real-time tips sent via optional cell phone text messages. The agent who completes the most missions before being discovered by Agent Black will be known as the world’s number one spy and wins the game.
Prince Azure (2003)

## Source

The handsome and worldly **Prince Philippe Azure** is a self-styled Nigerien-born French "aristocrat" and a dealer of armaments and *objets d'art*.

## Profile

### Appearance

Azure is an bald African man wearing a yellow jacket with a white turtleneck sweater under it. Over his suit he wears a royal blue sash. He also carries a cane with a lion's head as the handle.

### Personality

Azure is presented as polite, charismatic, well-educated and mysterious.

## Biography

Born in the middle of colonial Niger to the Tuareg nomads, a young African toddler was found seemly abandoned by a soldier near the city of Timbuktu, French Sudan (now Mali) in 1894. The toddler would eventually be taken to Paris, France, and christened as Philippe Azure. His guardian was a savvy armaments dealer and part-time 'gunrunner'.

Azure was educated at France's finest schools and grew up listening to tales of his rumored regal bloodline. Azure soon began to take on his guardian's trade of selling weapons and took on the title of "Prince", which proved to quite a door opener. He also began purchasing and selling stolen art, artefacts, and antiquities.

In 1912, while on business in England, the Prince first met Sir Hugh Black, who happened to be an avid collector of vintage firearms. The encounter proved to be lucrative on both ends, with Azure selling Sir Hugh a small fortune in rare weapons. Since Sir Hugh's death in 1914, Azure has kept in contact with his nephew, John Boddy.
Clue Confidential

**Clue Confidential** is a 2006 battery-operated handheld electronic game developed by Tiger Electronics, a subsidiary of Hasbro. The game is based on the 2002 edition of the original board game.

## Instructions

### Object

For each case, search the mansion for clues to discover whodunit, in which room, and with what weapon. If your accusation is correct, you solved the case!

### Getting started

**Important: The first time you play, press and hold the MENU button for a second or two, to exit Demo mode.**

*The Intro:* Each case
Parisvogues

**parisvogues** is a castaway from *Survivor: Jurassic World*.

## Survivor

### Voting History

**^1**  In "This Is a Game Changer!", Alison used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating 3 votes against them.
**^2**  In "Dirty Liars", Alison used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating 4 votes against them.
**^3**  In "Double Trouble", Alison used a Hidden Immunity Idol, negating 2 votes against them. Also, the vote ended with a 1-1-0-0 tie between Cathy and Hamlet, forcing a revote. Alison did not change their vote on the revote.
Lady Lavender

## Source

**Lady Lavender** is a character in the Clue franchise first introduced in the 2003 spin-off board game *Clue FX*. She is a widowed noblewoman who may have caused the death of her husband.

The initial character of Lady Lavender seems to be based on Madame Rose, and she later became the basis of Dr. Orchid.

## Profile

### Appearance

Lady Lavender is a young woman of Chinese descent. She has a petite figure, short black hair and brown eyes. Her attire is a traditional Chinese dress with golden braces on both of her arms. She carries a small bottle of elixir in her left hand.

In *Clue Mysteries*, Lady Lavender wears a lavender-colored beret and wears glasses.

### Personality

Lady Lavender is a courteous and demure woman with a tendency to be devious and bit of a troublemaker.

## Biography

Lady Su Sian Lavender is a Chinese-born noblewoman and the widow of famed English botanist Sir Laurence Lavender. After her husband's death, Lavender runs a successful herbal business, leaving her wealthy and entertained.

Su Sian was born in British Hong Kong. Not much is known about her childhood, but soon enough she opened a small herbal shop. One day, a dashing British gentleman named Sir Laurence Lavender happened to come upon Su Sian's shop. Sir Laurence was a botanist and explorer, who had came to China hoping to learn more about some rare herbs Su Sian happened to have in her collection. After sampling a few of her special concoctions, Sir Laurence became totally enraptured with Su Sian and her considerable charms. Three months later, he asked for her hand in marriage.

Upon their return to England, the newlyweds settled into Sir Laurence’s handsome home on the outskirts of London. Lady Su enjoyed meeting the social and academic elite, and deftly charmed her way into their good graces. Before long, she was offering her herbal recipes to appreciative acquaintances that suffered from both real and imagined health issues. Apparently, Mr. John Boddy (a.k.a. Dr. Black) of Tudor Mansion was such a client, as he was seen visiting Lady Su on several occasions.

Sir Laurence had long felt a restless urge to explore New Guinea and he repeatedly urged his wife to join him.  She refused and on the eve of his departure, Sir Laurence fell ill. Even Lady Su’s remedies failed to save him. Since her husband’s passing, the widow Lady Su has continued as a much sought after herbalist to her many wealthy clients.

## Appearances

### Clue FX

Lady Lavender is a playable character in Clue FX. Lady Lavender was one of Mr. Boddy's guests at his garden party on the 8th of August, 1925, and one of the investigators of the death of Boddy's solicitor Miles Meadow-Brook alongside Miss Amelia Peach, Lord Alfred Gray, and Prince Philippe Azure.

### Clue Mysteries

Lady Lavender is featured as a non-playable character and suspect in Clue Mysteries.

### Clue DVD Game

Lady Lavender is a playable character and suspect in *Clue DVD Game*.

### Cluedo Party: Tudor Mansion Edition

Lady Lavender is a playable character in the murder mystery party game *Cluedo Party*.
Cluedo (disambiguation)

This article is a disambiguation page for **Cluedo (disambiguation)**. The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title. Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

***Cluedo*** (better known as ***Clue***) is murder mystery board game from the United Kingdom.

**Cluedo** may also refer to:

* The British/European name of the *Clue* board game.
* *Cluedo* (franchise), adaptations and spinoffs of the board game in several media, including:
	+ *Cluedo* (Australian game show).
	+ *Cluedo* (British game show).
	+ List of Cluedo video games, video games using the *Cluedo* or *Clue* brands.
		- *Cluedo: Murder at Blackwell Grange*, a 1998 computer game.
		- *Clue* (iOS game), known as "Cluedo" in the UK and Europe
		- *Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion* (also known as *Cluedo Chronicles: Fatal Illusion*), a 1999 PC point-and-click adventure game
		- *Cluedo DVD Game*, a 2006 interactive game for DVD players.
Clue: An Outdoor Walking Experience

***Clue LIVE!: An Outdoor Walking Experience*** is an interactive murder mystery theatrical experience based on the 2016 edition of the board game *Clue*. It was presented by Right Angle Entertainment, an American production company and lasted from July of 2021 to Fall of 2021.

## About

> In this all-new immersive theatrical experience, guests become detectives to solve the mystery of who murdered the elusive Mr. Boddy.
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Clue: Walking Experience was an immersive theatrical experience in which guests participle in the investigation of the murder of the elusive Mr. Boddy as they

## Locations

Clue: Walking Experience was held at Westfield Century City, an outdoor shopping mall located in Los Angeles, California. Some events were also held at "secret locations" in different cities, such as New York, NY, Chicago, IL, Altanta, GA, and Washington DC.

## Cast and production team

From the Los Angeles, CA production

* Bridget Fitzgerald - Mrs. Peacock
* Christopher Karbo - Colonel Mustard
* Justine Davis - Miss Scarlett
* Laura Leo Kelly - Mr. Green
* Les Kurkendaal-Barrett - Professor Plum
* Sade Morris - Dr. Orchid
Waddingtons

**Waddingtons** was a British manufacturer of card and board games. The company was founded by John Waddington of Leeds, England and the manager, actor and playwright Wilson Barrett, under the name *Waddingtons Limited*. The name was changed in 1905 to *John Waddington Limited*, then *Waddington's House of Games*, then *Waddington Games*, and finally just *Waddingtons*.

## Founding and history

The company was established as a printing business, and at first 'practically all its business related to the theatre'. It entered into game production in 1922, due to a boom in demand for playing cards around World War I. Waddingtons subsequently sold both original games (especially tie-ins for UK television programmes) and games licensed from other publishers.

Waddingtons became the UK publisher of the US Parker Brothers' Monopoly, while Parker licensed Waddingtons' Cluedo. In 1941, the British Directorate of Military Intelligence section 9 (MI9) had the company create a special edition of Monopoly for World War II prisoners of war held by the Germans. Hidden inside these games were maps, compasses, real money and other objects useful for escaping. They were distributed to prisoners by fake charitable organisations.

Victor Watson, the grandson of Victor Hugo Watson was its chairman from 1977 to 1993. While well known for games, they never provided more than 15% of profit; Victor continued his father Norman's emphasis on improving packaging technology, such as folding cartons and microwave trays. From the 1970s the popularity of video games hurt game sales, and after Victor's retirement, the company was bought by Hasbro in 1994.

Beginning in 1994, Christmas-themed jigsaw puzzles were released annually until 2007. The first twelve in the series depicted a scene from a Victorian-era Christmas. The final puzzle depicted a scene from the fairy tale Cinderella. The small number of puzzles, combined with them being limited editions, has made these puzzles highly collectable. Further jigsaws have been produced since 2010 by a new company, using the same brand name.
Colonel Mustard (2023)

## Source

**Colonel Mustard** is a decorated war hero and well-respected member of the community. He was a old friend of Boden Black, the father of Boden "Boddy" Black Jr.

## Profile

### Physical appearance

Colonel Mustard is a tall, intimidating-looking late middle-age man. His attire is a light brown vest and pants and a yellow striped necktie with a dagger-shaped tie clip.

### Personality

Colonel Mustard is a true "Southern gentleman", showing himself to be polite and well-spoken.
Lady Oakwood

**Lady Oakwood** is a character from the 1985 Mobil £5 Million Cluedo Mystery promotional sweepstake. Oakwood is a stylish middle-aged noblewoman associated with the color brown. No biographical details were given to the character.

During the sweepstakes, if players collected Lady Oakwood, the Hat Pin, and the Hall, they would win £2,000 (£5,870.25 in 2023).
Clue: Scott The Woz Edition

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Clue: Scott The Woz Edition*** is a 2022 licensed themed edition *Clue* board game based on the online video game review series *Scott The Woz* created by American YouTuber Scott Wozniak. It was officially licensed by Hasbro and published by USAopoly and Pixel Empire.

## Announcement

Scott Wozniak announced the board game during the 2022 *Scott The Woz Merchandise for Charity Bonanza* video.

## Premise

> "*Hey all, Scott here! A murder sounds pretty fun right about now! Scott, Terry Lesler, Jeb Jab, The Employee, Rex Mohs and Steel Wool were all invited to a dinner party remotely hosted by Chet Shaft. All of a sudden, the lights go out, and once they come back on, it is revealed that Chet has been killed..remotely. Travel throughout the world of “Scott The Woz” to deduce: WHO killed Chet Shaft? WHAT weapon was used? WHERE did it occur? Everybody’s a suspect, especially the one who murdered Chet. But, hey, don’t worry. It’s a murder, not a tax audit, we’ll be fine.*" - Official description from the Pixel Empire website.
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Based on the 40th episode of the third season of *Scott the Woz*, "The Great Mysteries of Gaming", the host of a dinner party Chet Shaft was murdered by one of his six guests.

## Suspects

The suspects are from pre-existing episodes of *Scott the Woz*.

* Scott
* Terry Lesler
* Jeb Jab
* The Employee
* Rex Mohs
* Steel Wool

## Weapons

The weapons are references to previous episodes.

* Elusive Demonic Arcade Cabinet
* Plastic Bismuth Sword
* Memory Card
* The Death Sentence
* Corn Dog
* Scott's Financial Stability

## Locations

All the possible scenes of the crime are from Halloween specials of *Scott the Woz*.

* Shaft Family Estate
* Games on a Shelf
* The Litigation Station
* The Think Barrel
* Fleeting Smiles Cemetery
* Lesler Pumpkin Orchard
* Centennial Charity Gala for Recent Murder Victims
* Vegans Anonymous Gathering
* The Game Room

## References

 "CLUE®: Scott The Woz Edition - Scott The Woz Merchandise for Charity Bonanza 2022 @ScottTheWoz" - The Woz {{{4}}} on YouTube

## External Links

CLUE®: Scott The Woz Edition on the Scott the Woz Wiki
Professor Plum (2002)

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**Professor Peter Plum** is an archaeologist specializing in Egyptology. An Oxford graduate, he was appointed as Professor of Middle Eastern Cultures at the University whose expeditions to Egypt where funded the late Sir Hugh Black. He was formerly the curator of the Egyptian antiquities department of the British Museum, until his sudden dismissal on grounds of suspected plagiarism on his latest article.

## Profile

### Appearance

Professor Plum is a tall, slender man with ginger hair and blue eyes. He wears a purple tweed suit, a purple bow tie, a green sweater vest and khakis.

### Personality

Professor Plum is an intellectual, well-educated, yet absent-minded chap. He can appear intense and sometimes vacant or distracted at times. He also has a reputation as a ladies' man.

## Biography

Peter Plum was the son of Chauncey Plum, a proper self-made Bostonian businessman, and his English wife Celeste. His father ran a business in Egypt which imported precious herbs, teas, and spices. When Peter Plum was ten-years-old, his father departed on one of his cargo ships and was lost at sea during a fierce storm. Snively, Chauncey’s business partner, gained total control of the business. Both Peter and his mother would return to England penniless.

Celeste took on three different jobs to support both her and Peter. Peter would proved quite an excellent student, excelling in his academic courses and earning a scholarship to Oxford University. After graduating with high honors, Plum was given the position of Professor of Ancient Mid-Eastern Culture and began teaching at Oxford where he grew popular with the students, especially the female ones.

During a summer hiatus, he returned to Egypt to track down an old business partner of his father, who had taken full control of the business, only to discover that he had died some years ago, and his share of his late father’s business and interests was now in the ownership of a British businessman, Sir Hugh Black, another former business partner of his father. Plum visited Sir Hugh upon his return to England. The two allegedly argued behind closed doors, yet shortly thereafter, Sir Hugh agreed to fund Plum’s expeditions.

Leaving university life behind, Plum has participated in many expeditions, most of which are in Egypt. The professor also has authored several well-acclaimed articles, one of which got him a job as the curator of the Egyptian Wing of the British Museum in 1923. Upon the publication of Plum’s article on the dynasties of Ancient Egypt in a major London newspaper, which caused quite a stir in the academic world, allegations came forth that Plum pilfered his research.

Supposedly, Plum’s recent article had been “inspired” by notes of a former colleague who died from falling masonry during an archaeological dig. These allegations caused Plum to be suspended indefinitely from his position from the British Museum in 1925. The professor currently relies on the funding of wealthy patrons to fund his future endeavors to Egypt.
Senator White

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**Senator White** is a character from the 2017 comic miniseries *Clue* published by IDW Comics. White is a corrupt politician from Washington D.C. who was an invited guest of Mr. Boddy's dinner party.

## Profile

### Appearance

Senator White is a young light dark-skinned woman of Afro-Cuban descent. She has light brown hair, dark eyes, and wears a white full body dress with matching heels.

## Role in the story

After the detectives' arrivals, Senator White chastising Mr. Green in the Billiard Room. Mr. Green rants to Senator White about the ways he could get back at Miss Scarlett, much to the Senator's chagrin. Green considers buying the exclusive rights to her next album, or possibly forcing her to make him the opening DJ for her next world tour. All he needs to do is show her the benefits of a partnership outweigh the costs. Senator White notes that she's come to a similar conclusion, sneaking behind Green while holding a candlestick. Before she can do anything, the scream rings out.

In *Clue #4*, Senator White and Mr. Green confront Miss Scarlett in her own room. Mr. Green points out the Surobi zinnia in Scarlett's hair, but the pop star has no idea of the flower's significance and doesn't understand why anyone would be killing over them, so the Senator explains: the Surobi zinnia's medicinal properties are unique and potent, and before this, nobody has been able to figure out how to grow them in captivity; anyone able to control this process would be wealthy beyond imagination. Leaving Miss Scarlett in her room, White and Green split up to search for the flowers.

In his room, Mustard overhears the collaborations of Green and White in pursuit of the Surobi zinnia, and holds up the makeshift blade he's assembled from a toothbrush and pocketwatch gears, observing that it will suffice as a weapon of self defense... no matter how tempting the alternative might be. As Upton explains, Mustard — a man with a history with and grudge against White — waits for her to split up from Mr. Green, and when she enters the conservatory, he follows her; her delight at seeing the flowers grown in captivity leads her to let down her guard, and the Colonel confronts her in the field of flowers. Despite initial standoffishness, the Senator quickly flees and hides among the flowers; as Colonel Mustard searches for her, he explains that he had thought her opposition to him at the hearing had been out of ignorance, until he saw how well she knew Mr. Green: she had been working with him for years, with the pharma bro pushing her to deregulate the flowers out of greed and selfishness. As the shiv-wielding Mustard closes in on her hiding place, lightning flashes... the flowers are splattered with blood... and both the Colonel and the Senator lie dead on the conservatory floor.

Later on, Detective Amarillo finds the bodies of Mustard and White in the Conservatory; though she can't figured out who was the aggressor in their conflict, she's more than happy to take the case as wrapped up, content that one of them must have been the murderer.
Death in the First Edition

**Death in the First Edition** is the first installment of the *Clue Mystery Puzzles* released by Milton Bradley in 1992. It was originally published by Waddingtons in 1991 as part of their *Cluedo Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle* series.

## The Story

Dr. David Black was well named. Because his specialty was blackmail!

However, Dr. Black considered himself a "gentleman" extortionist. He spent his ill-gotten gains in pursuit of intellectual pleasures. His library of first editions was the finest in England. He owned more complete sets of Dickens than any other collector in the world.

Of course, Black needed the proper setting for his precious books. When he "collected" sufficient fees from his six blackmail victims, be bought Tudor Close, one of the most magnificent mansions in England.

His vanity proved to be his downfall. Dr. Black was so proud of his acquisition that he couldn't resist inviting all his victims to Tudor Close to see the result of their "contributions".

For some reason, the six guests who came to view the Black library seemed less than grateful for the privilege. Some of them were even rude. In fact, one of them had the discourtesy to murder their host.

David Black's violent death may not have been unexpected. But the circumstances were nothing short of eerie. Somehow the murderer managed to entice the blackmailer into his garden. And somehow the killer managed to bludgeon him to death without leaving a single footprint.

## The Suspects

Professor Peter Plum: He liked Dickens but hated Dr. Black. Did he have Great Expectations of murder?
Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock: She was fixing a snack in the blackmailer's kitchen. Was murder on the menu?
Mrs. Blanche White: Mrs. Peacock's maid - and her alibi. Or was she her accomplice?
Reverend Jonathan Green: A man of God. But doesn't God help those who help themselves?
Miss Vivienne Scarlett: Murder might ruin her makeup. Or would this murder be worth it?
Colonel Mike Mustard: His game was chess. Did he make a move to checkmate the blackmailer?
Cluedo (2000 edition)

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## Product Infomation

### Published by

Waddingtons (Hasbro)
FunSkool
Hasbro Gaming

### Country of Origin

United Kingdom
India

### Availability

Out of stock (initial release)
Out of stock (India)

### Exclusivity

Europe
India

## Source

The 2000 edition of *Cluedo* was published by Hasbro under Waddingtons.

## Overview

The 2000 edition of *Cluedo* is set in 1926.

## Characters

* Miss Scarlett
* Colonel Mustard
* Mrs. White
* Reverend Green
* Mrs. Peacock
* Professor Plum

## Weapons

* Dagger
* Candlestick
* Revolver
* Rope
* Lead Piping
* Spanner

## Rooms

* Hall
* Lounge
* Dining Room
* Kitchen
* Ballroom
* Conservatory
* Billiard Room
* Library
* Study

## Changes and additions

* **Story**: In the 2000 edition, the story is much more flesh out with the newspaper.
* **Characters**: Most of the characters have been given more youthful designs and attire fitting the new 1920s time setting.

## Points of Interest

* June 5th, 1926, was a Sunday, not a Friday as stated in the game.