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Lord Gray

## Source

**Lord Gray** is a character in the Clue franchise first introduced in the 2003 board game *Clue FX*. Gray is a playboy landscape architect who designs water gardens for wealthy clients.

## Profile

### Appearance

Lord Gray is a middle-aged man with gray hair and beard. In Clue FX, Lord Gray is shown wearing a dark blue dress shirt and gray tie. In Clue Mysteries, his attire is similar but has a white dress shirt. In Cluedo Party, Lord Gray know wears a blue suit jacket with gray necktie.

### Personality

A friendly, agreeable bachelor, but with an intense anger and stubbornness. A tad egotistical. Enjoys his own company — cannot bear social gatherings (and doesn't hide it well), but does accept them because he’s obligated to it.

## Biography

See also: Clue Style Guide § Lord Alfred Gray
Lord Alfred was born to Earl Benjamin Gray and his wife Lady Hermione Gray. During his childhood Gray was a much-loved and doted-upon child. His parents would tragically die, after being victims in a train crash while traveling in India. After this tragic event, Gray was sent to live his great-aunt Agnes, who resided in a estate neighboring Tudor Mansion, Hampshire. While his Aunt Agnes had little experience with child, he did offer great comfort to the boy.  Under her care Freddie proved to be a most agreeable and pleasant lad.

Lord Gray shown interest in drawing at a early age; he would often sketch cottages, elaborate gardens, and creating imaginative home interiors. At the age of sixteen, Lord Gray was commissioned by his aunt's neighbor, Sir Hugh Black, to design a gazebo for the estate's south gardens.

After Aunt Agnes peacefully passed away in her sleep, Lord Gray enrolled at the Royal Art Institute in London, but he was expelled during his sophomore year due to his fiery temper and bullheadedness. When the Great War began, Lord Gray enlisted into the army and served with Military Intelligence in the cartographer department, which was led by Colonel Michael Mustard. After the War, Lord Gray returned to his aunt's home in 1920 where he remains a charming bachelor, making a modest living in design water gardens for wealthy clients, one of them being his neighbor Mr. John Boddy of Tudor Mansion, Sir Hugh's nephew.

## Other versions

#### Clue (2014 edition)

A friend of the late Samuel Black, Lord Gray invites the guests that were present to a seaside boardwalk to discuss about the C.L.U.E. Houses, only for him to be murdered by one of them.
Clue: The Murder of Mr. Black - Adventure Escape Mysteries

***Clue: The Murder of Mr. Black*** (or *Cluedo: The Murder of Mr. Black*) was an special limited episode of the mobile game Adventure Escape Mysteries by Haiku Games. It was released on February 2023 is based on the 2023 edition of the game and was available to play for until June 4, 2023.

## Characters

* Detective Brown - The main player character. He was called to the mansion after an security alarm was trigged.
* Mr. Boden Black - A cold, cunning and powerful businessman. He plans to build a hotel over the city's park.
* Professor Plum - An avid collector and professor of rare antiques and artifacts. Mr. Black wanted him to forge his new hotel's legal documents.
* Chef White - The creative head chef of Mr. Black's restaurant. Mr. Black wanted to hire her to run the restaurant in his new hotel.
* Miss Scarlett - A sought-after journalist and socialite. Mr. Black wanted to hire her to spin a positive press release, praising the plans for his new hotel.
* Solicitor Peacock - A tenacious and talented lawyer. Mr. Black wanted to hire her as his lawyer, and to fight any legal opposition towards his new hotel.
* Colonel Mustard - A proud and strong retired army colonel. Mr. Black wanted his support to give his hotel a sense of respect among the populace.
* Mayor Green - The upbeat mayor of Shady Grove. Mr. Black wanted him to approve all plans and licenses for his new hotel.
Scarlett

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**Scarlett** (or **Scarlet**) may refer to:

* Miss Scarlett, the character from the *Clue(do)*.
	+ Miss Scarlet (1985 film), a dry and sarcastic madam from Washington, D.C.
	+ Miss Scarlett (British game show), the step-daughter of Mrs. Peacock.
	+ Miss Scarlet (2002), the beautiful yet woeful untalented actress and daughter of Mrs. Peacock.
Mr. Coral

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**Mr. Coral** is a character in the *Clue* franchise first introduced in the 2023 board game *Clue Conspiracy*. Mr. Coral is the manager of the Black Adder Resort and a business partner of the late Mr. Boden "Boddy" Black Jr. After Black's murder in the events of the 2023 edition of *Clue*, Coral invites the same guests who were in attendance that night to the resort to discover who killed Black, only to find himself the victim as well.

## Appearances

### Clue (2023 video game)

Callan Coral was Boddy's business partner and manages the Black Adder Resort. Since Boddy's murder at Tudor Mansion, their new hotel project has been frozen. Until the murder is found and convicted no progress can be made. Coral has invested heavily. He wants to get the project moving, and fast.

The guests at Tudor Mansion have escaped charges but remain in public eye as the case drags on. Coral invites them all to the Black Adder Resort to escape public scrutiny and rest. But once there her reveals plans to carry out a private investigation. He knows the hotel project relies on blackmail to succeed. If he can find the answers, the police won't have to dig too deep. However, on the night of their arrival, Coral is found in the Atrium, dead.
Study

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

## Description

The Study is reserved for use as the private office space and reading room of the master of the house. In most depictions of the room, the Study has a collection of various valuable items-such as insects, coinages, and other artifacts.

In the standard edition, there is a secret passage that leads to the Kitchen.

## Other names and replacements

* Observatory - Clue: Discover the Secrets
* Office - Clue (2012 edition) / Clue (2014 edition)

## Regional names

The following are different names of the Study use in various regional editions of *Clue*:

* Studio - Cluedo (French editions)
* Garage - Cluedo (Spanish editions)
* Music Room - Cluedo (Swiss travel game)
Sister Concepta

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## Creation & Appearances

### First appearance

Cluedo 3.4 "And Then There Were Nuns" (1992)

## Personal details

### Died

1992
Arlington Hall, Cheshire

## Relationships

### Family

* Jack Peacock (brother, deceased)
	+ Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock (sister-in-law)
	+ Miss Vivienne Scarlett (step-niece-in-law)

## Source

**Sister Concepta** is a character from the ITV game show *Cluedo*, and the victim of Episode 4 of Series 3, "And Then There Were Nuns". She was a nun from a South American missionary and the sister of the late Jack Peacock, therefore making her Mrs. Peacock's former sister-in-law.

Sister Concepta arrives at Arlington Grange after receiving a letter informing her of it. Upon arriving at the Grange, she claims that she is the real heir, according to Jack Peacock's Last Will and Testament, and plans to convert the country house into a "God-fearing convent".

## Relations

* Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock - her home was to be taken away - she kills to keep it?
* Col. Michael Mustard - His dark deeds from his army days were threatened to be exposed, did he kill to preserve his integrity?
* The Reverend Jonathan Green - Sister Concepta was his ultimate rival for his parish, did he kill to make him the ultimate winner?
* Mrs. Blanche White - Regretful of sending the letter that started it all, did she kill to stop what she started?
* Professor Peter Plum - His scientific reputation was on the line, did he kill to keep it safe?
* Miss Vivienne Scarlett - With her inheritance lost, did she kill to gain it back?
Alien Panic

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**Alien Panic** is a 1988 Japanese science fiction mystery board game based on *Clue*.

## Premise

During a space expedition, the spaceship Reasoning IV was attacked by aliens from another dimension. During the attack, one of the aliens manages to assimilate one of the crew members and kills Pedro, the radio operator. Discover which one of the Reasoning IV's crew members was assimilated, which alien was it, and where did the assimilation take place in the ship.

## Suspects

* Joe
* Captain Michael
* Engineer Dada
* Astronaut Anne
* Scientist Mary
* Pilot Smith
* Doctor

## Aliens

* Gelba
* T.K.
* Puteranox
* Tokkagean
* T.I.C.W.A
* Insectii
Crescent Shire

Main Story Q&A & Easter eggs

Q1: How to unlock the Arcane Realm gameplay?

Crescent Shire (38, 40), Nameless Corpse, obtain the Golden Dawn. Return to Arcane Realm to unlock it.

Q2: How to complete Never Apart?

Meet Claire the ghost at Nameless Cemetery.

After defeating Claire, go home and talk to Kay.

Meet Otto at Black Water Cross. Buy a ring from Otto.

Bury the ring at Nameless Cemetery. Fight again to obtain Claire's remains.

After clearing River Farm, Pyne's Gravestone will appear.

Bury Claire's Remains at Pyne's Gravestone.

Quest complete.

Q3: Wulfgar's Hideaway.

Meet Otto at Black Water Cross. Buy Fairy's Feather and use it at Outlook of coordinates (63, 75).

Q4: Revived Awakening & Inherent

A Swordsman showed up after the Court of Justice was cleared. Defeat him and he will drop a Lift Key and the Chapter of Awakening. Unlock the bottom left Meditation Place of the Realm by using the Chapter of Awakening.
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***Clue*** (often styled as *CLUE*, also known by its original name ***Cluedo*** (/ˈkluːdoʊ/) in Europe and other countries) is a murder mystery board game that was devised in 1943 by British musician Anthony E. Pratt and first manufactured and published in 1949. Originally published in the United Kingdom by Waddingtons and Parker Brothers in North America, as well different other publishers across the globe, the *Clue* game and franchise is currently owned by Hasbro, published under their *Hasbro Gaming* brand.

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Didit

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**Didit** is a character from the 1985 multimedia game *Clue VCR Mystery Game*. Didit is the butler of Boddy Mansion and serves as narrator and guide on how the game works. He keeps a low profile around the house during the weekend when everyone came for the reading of the will. He's a bit of a trickster, and enjoys giving the others a little push--towards running around the house attacking each other.

The character does not return in *Clue II: Murder in Disguise* due the actor, Bill Lucas, passing away shortly after *Clue VCR's* initial release.
Clue (2012 edition)

* Front box cover
* Reverse box cover

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

The 2012 edition of *Clue*  was first released between late 2011 and early 2012 by Hasbro, with the British version releasing in July 2012. The 2012 edition features a new story and character backgrounds based on the *Clue* television miniseries that aired on The HUB in late 2011.

## Contents

* Mansion Gameboard
* 1 Yellow Murder Envelope
* 1 Detective Notepad
* 6 Character tokens
* 21 Black Clue cards
* 13 Red Bonus cards
* 6 Weapon tokens
* 2 Dice

## Characters

### Victim

The victim is Samuel Black (based off Dr. Black), a reclusive millionaire who is a member of the CLUE Houses, a secret society sworn to protect the world's greatest secrets.

### Suspects

Like in 2008's *Clue: Discover the Secrets*, the suspects do not have their original title/honorifics. Also, the characters are given real names, implying that the suspects' names are given aliases (such as in the 1985 film adaptation).

The following are the suspects:

* Scarlet (a.k.a. Natalia DeSouza): Beautiful and confident, movie star Natalia will do anything to stay in the spotlight.

* Mustard (a.k.a. Jack Hartman): The elite fighting skills of martial arts expert Jack Hartman are legendary...and deadly.

* Peacock (a.k.a. Eleanor Hamilton): The world's most powerful people respect hotshot politician Eleanor Hamilton. And they fear her.

* Green (a.k.a. Tyler Marshall): Charming and charismatic, Tyler has an astonishing ability to make friends, money and terrible mistakes.

* White (a.k.a. Alexis Villeneuve): Top lawyer Alexis must see justice served, even if that means turning vigilante.

* Plum (a.k.a. Nikolas Maksimov): Inventor Nikolas Maksimov is renowned as a mathematical genius. Challenge his intellect at your peril.

## Weapons

* Rope
* Dagger
* Wrench
* Pistol
* Candlestick
* Lead Pipe

## Rooms

The mansion of the 2012 edition features new possible locations of where the murder could've taken place:

* Courtyard
* Game Room
* Study
* Dining Room
* Garage
* Living Room
* Kitchen
* Bedroom
* Bathroom

## Changes and additions

* Characters: The characters have been given new names and backgrounds.
	+ Instead of Dr. Black or Mr. Boddy, the victim is Samuel Black, a reclusive millionaire who is a member of the CLUE Houses.
	+ The suspects have been given actual names, with their original names being presumably aliases.
* Weapons: The original six weapons return, but some
* Locations: While there are still nine possible locations, most of them have either been replaced or renamed.
* Board layout: The layout of the mansion has been completely redesigned, and is now more smaller.

## Gallery

Front box coverReverse back coverSuspect cardsBonus cardsBox insertGameboard
Henning Ludvigsen

**Henning Ludvigsen** is a Norwegian freelance digital artist and illustrator mainly specializing in board game-related projects. He has worked for major games companies such as Hasbro, CMON, Fantasy Flight Games, Funko Games and a wide array of others.

## Contributions

Ludvigsen has provided art for many *Clue* board games.

* Clue Rustic
* Parker Brothers Mystery Game
* Clue: Lost in Vegas
* Clue: Downton Abbey
* Clue: Chilling Adventures of Sabrina
* Clue: Lairs Edition
* Clue: Disney Vilnians
* Clue: Bridgerton
* Clue: Ghostbusters
* Clue: Treachery at Tudor Mansion
* Clue: Robbery at the Museum
* Clue: Sabotage on the High Seas
* Clue (2023 edition)
* Clue: Conspiracy
* Clue Escape: The Midnight Hotel
The Ghosts

The Ghosts were a paramilitary organization that operated on both sides of the Morleyan War of Independence. After Sabastion Grailouse, one of their members, was presumed dead after being cast into the Void, the group dissolved, but not before committing war crimes that haunted the surviving members.

Sherry Tew, another member, had a silvergraph of the Ghosts hidden in her floorboards until it was stolen by Anton in Episode 25.

#### Known Members

* Sabelle Escanti
* Sabastion Grailouse
* Argan Marchenko
* Sherry Tew
* Emmett Nopleton
* Turrus Sloane
Sabata

**Sabata** is a character from the 2000 point-and-click game *Clue: Chronicles: Fatal Illusions*.

Sabata is a world-famous Spanish artist known for creating hallucinogenic paintings, and supposedly processes psychic abilities to forecast future events. Throughout the game, Sabata sketches out a few "prophetic" drawings of events to come within the game.

## Personal Characteristics

### Physical Appearance

Sabata is an elderly man with white hair and goatee. He is also wheel-hair-bounded.

### Personality

His behavior is eccentric, often even irrational, and is shown to quite grumpy, shooing away the player away so he may continue his work.
Colonel Mustard (2002)

## Source

**Colonel Michael Mustard**, formerly of the Royal Hampshire Regiment, is a retired Anglo-Indian Army officer and was an old acquaintance of Sir Hugh Black. Although having an undistinguished military career, he's more of a legend in his own mind. He convinced a publisher that his memoirs would make for a good read, and received a large advance payment. However, the Colonel spends more time bragging about his rather larger-than-life tales at the gentlemen's club he's of and has only finished one chapter. Impoverished and hounded by tax collectors and creditors, he needs money, and fast.

## Profile

### Appearance

Mustard is an elderly mustached man with white hair and mutton chops on the side of his face. He wears a yellow military uniform and carries a riding crop.

### Personality

The Colonel enjoys recounting his past military campaigns and exploits to his fellow campaigns, much to their chagrin. Usually brusque but proves to be quite debonair and charming, especially when in the company of the fairer sex.

## Biography

For the original biography, see Clue Style Guide §  Colonel Michael Mustard.

Michael Mustard was the son of a Captain of the British Army in India. His carefree days ended abruptly when Mustard decided to play fisticuffs with the commanding General’s son. His father sent him off to military school in England so he could be educated and disciplined. Michael was not a remarkable student, so it was expected that after his schooling, he would follow the footsteps of his father. Unfortunately, those footsteps fell short, as the elder Mustard was accidentally shot and killed by a nervous sentry while returning to the barracks late one evening.

With the assistance of several officers, who served with his father, Mustard was commissioned into The Hampshire Regiment. It was during this stint that Mustard met a fellow officer named Hugh Black. During his service with the regiment, Mustard was part of Earl Kitchener's campaigns in Egypt and the Sudan, served in Syria and fought in the Anglo-Boer War (1899 -1902). He was decorated several times, and on two occasions, was the sole survivor of his detachment (The Battle of El Obeid, 1898; Shahjahanpur, 1901). Not long after the Boer War had ended, Mustard was transferred from the Regiment to a signal unit of the Royal Engineers (The Royal Corps of Signals) after an incident where a fellow soldier was shot during a fierce argument (the soldier would receive medical attention by a soldier named Russel Nayler). Despite this incident, Mustard’s career was not undistinguished.

When the First World War began in 1914, Mustard was promoted to the rank of Colonel and began working under Military Intelligence as the head of its cartographic division (where he first met Lord Gray). When the War officially ended in 1918, Mustard retired from the Army.

Around 1925, Colonel Mustard decided to write his memoirs. He was able to convince a publishing house that his memoirs would make for a great read, and received a large advance payment. However, he has shown little progress, and tax collectors and creditors are hounding him for payments due.
Clue Bingo

## Source

***Clue Bingo*** (also known as ***Cluedo Bingo***) is a bingo-themed mobile game adaptation. It was developed and published by Storm8 Inc., and released in October 2015. In 2020, the game was discontinued.

## Description

Uncover clues and solve the mystery of who-done-it as you explore hidden corners and secret rooms in CLUE Bingo! With every game you unlock rewards that lead to new rooms to investigate! Explore iconic rooms like the Hall, or the Conservatory! Play with your friends and use unique boosts for awesome effects like free daubs, extra coins and more! Play with more cards than any other Bingo game, using smooth controls to easily switch between them, daub numbers, and call Bingo the second you have it!

* EXPLORE classic rooms like the Library, the Kitchen, and the Cellar!
* COMPETE with friends in tournaments to see who can get the most Bingos!
* WIN using unique multi-level boosts to gain an explosion of free daubs, reveal upcoming numbers and add bonus spaces to your cards!
* COLLECT Clue Envelopes for great rewards such as coins, extra boosts, tickets and more!
* COMPLETE fun, CLUE themed Collections in every room to get more tickets and play even more!
* PLAY with more cards than any other Bingo game for extra challenge, up to 8 cards on iPhone or 12 on iPad!
Super Cluedo Challenge

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Super Cluedo Challenge*** is an advanced edition of the original *Cluedo* board game published and released by Waddingtons in 1986. While the premise of the game remains the same from the standard version, *Super Cluedo Challenge* features a more complex way of playing.

An updated version of the game, *Cluedo: Passport to Murder*, was released in 2000 by Hasbro.

## Contents

* 9 Character pieces
* 9 Weapon pieces
* Game board
* 4 garden ornaments
* 30 Clue counters
* 3 Murder Cards Holders
* 9 Detective Note Sheets
* 45 cards - 18 Super Clue cards, 9 Character cards, 9 Weapon cards, 9 Room cards
* 7 weapon stands
* 2 dices
* Rules

## Object

The object of the game is to solve, by means of deduction, the mystery murder of Dr. Black whose body has been found at the foot of the cellar staircase in his country house, Tudor Close. Each Suspect, Weapon and possible scene of crime, has a unique code and the winner of the game is the player who cracks this code and identifies in one accusation: Whodunnit, Where and with What?

## Characters

The victim of the game is Dr. Black, who has been murdered in his country house, Tudor Close.

One of the nine people are suspects in his murder:

* Miss Scarlett
* Colonel Mustard
* Mrs. White
* Reverend Green
* Mrs. Peacock
* Professor Plum
* Miss Peach
* Captain Brown
* Mr. Slate-Grey

## Weapons

* Candlestick
* Dagger
* Revolver
* Rope
* Lead Piping
* Spanner
* Poison
* Blunderbuss
* Axe

## Rooms

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

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Clue Elimination*** is a NERF blaster set game published and released by Hasbro in 2012. The game is based on the *NERF Elimination Game* and the 2012 edition of Clue. It was first revealed in the 2012 Toy Fair

## Premise

The goal of the game is for each player to eliminate a given player in a certain room.

## Contents

* 4 Clue Elimination blasters
* 12 Whistler Darts
* 1 pack of Clue Elimination cards (20 cards)
* Instructions

## References

1. ↑ Morgan, Matt (February 22, 2012). Toy Fair 2012: New Clue Game is About Committing the Crime, Not Solving It. MTV. Retrieved on November 7, 2023.
Island at the End of Time

Main Story Q&A & Easter eggs

Q1: How to go to the second staircase of the Island at the End of Time (past the Coldstone Keep) and the third one (past the Celestial Path)?
Go to the second staircase of the Island at the End of Time, tap go to Coldstone Keep building and tap on [Cross the fortress].

Go to the third staircase of the Island at the End of Time, tap go to Celestial Path Entrance and tap on [Cross Celestial Path].

Q2: Hidden Rewards.
Self Arcane Realm (9, 18) 5 fruits, (63, 44) 3 fish and (56, 56) 1000 Silver Coins.
After fighting the Dark Lighthouse in picture one, obtain 1000 Silver Coins at (62, 18) in picture one.
There are fruits and Dark Berries if you hit trees at Crescent Shire in picture two. This requires Strength.
Q3: How to make masks.
Take the dwarf (Auvall) you meet in picture one home, and craft masks at the Stove of Auvall on the right of your home. Materials are all in picture one. Find glass by digging the area close to the left question mark on the second floor of Whispering Cemetery.
Map Whispering Cemetery is at the rightmost of picture 1. Just scroll across the map and you can see it.
Q4: How to unlock Farm.
At Sanctuary Ruin in picture one, give Barrel Man free slimy food to get holy water to pour Farm.
Q5: How to use foods.
At the bottom left of the interface and above the Return to City button, tap on it and the plus sign, then choose the food you want to use.
Q6: Dark Lighthouse.
You'll meet a soul while fighting Dark Lighthouse. Give him 50 Souls to take home and a cloud of blue light will appear behind the caravan. If you found Isolated Souls and unknown Crystals while exploring maps, you can give them to her and obtain a small amount of high value rewards. She is Rholana of Underground Castle 2!

[Playbook] Mage teams clearing Nightmare Rooney in picture 1

Formation Description:

Nightmare Rooney is a very special challenge boss with high damage (over 9000 area attack. Most non-Guard Revived cannot even survive one blow). Seems very difficult to clear. But I found that it is not so difficult as long as we take advantage of its weakness. Now something practical.
Method: Green Ranger + Bearsoul + Treasure Hill. Just don't let Rooney have any chance to hit you. This way you don't even need to bring a healer. Grant Treasure Hill countdown reduction equipment and a debuff bonus equipment. In the first round you can make a bet of petrifying Rooney before he hits you. 9 seconds is enough for you to cause an area attack to the Revived and defeat two Mobs. After obtaining a single kill buff, catch up with Green Ranger's binding and Bearsoul's stun and keep causing damage to kill Rooney.
Note that this method requires certain equipment. The Revived controlled should apply countdown reduction and debuff extension. DPS Revived should have 60% single kill entries.
Château du Nuit

## Source

**Château du Nuit** is a location in *Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion*. It is the home of American millionaire Ian Masque located on the top of the Swiss Alps and serves as the setting for the third and final act of the game.

## Description

Château du Nuit is a massive Gothic structure that overlooks the Rhine Valley.

## Interior

* Foyer
* Egyptian Room
* Magic Chamber
* Guest Suite
* Game Room
* Dining Room
* Kitchen
* Study
Monsieur Brunette

## Source

**Monsieur Brunette** is a character from the *Clue* franchise first appearing in 1985's *Clue VCR Mystery Game.*

## Character

Monsieur Brunette was based off of the Mr. Brown characater from the 1944 patent. There have been other brown characters - such as Captain Brown, Lady Oakwood and Inspector Brown - have been made.

## Appearances

### Clue VCR Mystery Game

Monsieur Brunette is allegedly French, allegedly Mr. Boddy's lawyer, and allegedly needs the eye patch he's wearing. He paid a high price for his foreign accent from a croissant baker on La Rue Nice and always calls himself an "artiste de con" who plans to go straight after just a few more jobs. He adopted Miss Peach in France.

### Clue: Master Detective

*A man of many talents, many accents - many passports.*

Monsieur Alphonse Brunette deals in art and arms. Last year he almost made a killing in Paris when he produced what he swore were the missing appendages of the Venus de Milo. But this year his business is on its last legs due to the questionable authenticity of several Impressionist works he sold to Mr. Boddy. He claimed they were paintings by Monet - or was it Manet? As Alphonse always says, "Monet... Manet... What is zee difference?"

## Alternative versions

### Super Cluedo

In 2006's Super Cluedo, Brunette is renamed to Mr. De'Ath.

## In other media

### Computer and video games

#### Cluedo (2016 video game)

Monsieur Brunette claims to be a Parisian art dealer, but his wares are as fake as his accent. Brunette was invited to Tudor Mansion to value a painting, but he came intending to replace Dr Black’s masterpiece with a forgery. Perhaps Dr Black caught him red-handed and threatened to call the police?
Candice Costello

## Source

**Candice Ivonne Costello** is a character from the British game show *Cluedo*, first appearing in Episode 3 of Series 4, "The Word, The Flesh And The Devil", where she was the victim. She was a celebrity American crime novelist (known by the pen name of Pharah Fox). Her father was a millionaire shipping magnate. Costello came to Arlington Grange to do research and gather material for her latest novel. While there, she discovers the dark secrets of its inhabitants.

## Relations to the Suspects

* Mrs. Peacock tries to blackmail Candice for £2 million, with information about late father's business practices (committed insurance fraud by sinking his own ships), but soon found the tables turned against her.

* Colonel Mustard felt led on and humiliated after Candice rejected his advances.

* Reverend Green shared his literary ideas with the writer, but grows paranoid believing that she discovered the truth about it.

* Professor Plum allegedly had an affair with Faye Grady, Candice's best friend, back at Witherby College, California, in 1975, which resulted with her becoming pregnant. Plum denies these allegations.

* Miss Scarlett was jealous of Candice's flirtation with Colonel Mustard.

* Mrs. White wished to avenge the death of her nephew Frankie, who died on a ship owned by Candice's father that sank outside of Chicago, IL.

## Death

*Click to reveal*

Candice was killed by Reverend Green in the Kitchen with the Ice Pick. Green believed that Candice discovered that his story was indeed based on true events (even though there was no evidence that she did knew about this). Out of paranoia, Green follows Candice to the Kitchen, picks up the Ice Pick from the counter, and stabs her.

## Trivia

Candice shares similarities to fellow crime novelist and serial killer Catherine Tramell from the 1992 neo-noir erotic thriller film *Basic Instinct,* which was released a year prior to Series 4.

* Candice was murdered with an ice pick, and Catherine used a ice pick to kill ex-rock star Johnny Boz in *Basic Instinct*.
* Both Candice and Catherine are crime novelists and heiresses.
* Catherine often writes her novels based on the murders she has committed, while the reason Candice was murdered is because someone believed that she discovered the truth behind their manuscript.
Clue: Shinola Detroit Edition

Clue: Shinola Detroit Edition is a special themed edition of the *Clue* board game based on the Shinola Hotel in Detroit. It was released in November 2021.

## Overview

 — official description, Shinola.com

This premium set is composed of an elegant white oak cabinet with meticulously painted wood-movers; all of the weapons include a gilded gold finish, too. Further, each character card features contemporary illustrations that bring the game to life.
Em@il Games: Clue

**Em@il Games: Clue** is a play-by-email version of the classic board game *Clue*. The servers were shut down in 2001, making the game mostly dead these days.

## Description

The game plays just as the board game original. A murder has been committed and the players have to find out who did it in which room with what weapon by comparing the clues they have with the clues of their peers. The game is played in turns. In a turn a player can move around the house and when located in a room suggest a culprit and weapon and ask for clues from the other players that contradict this. Once a turn is finished the game is mailed to the next player who can then do his turn until the circumstances of the death are correctly guessed.
Clue Mystery Puzzles

***Clue Mystery Puzzle*** (known as ***Cluedo Mystery Jigsaw Puzzl*e**) was a series of jigsaw puzzles that were published by Milton Bradley in North America and Waddingtons in the United Kingdom.

Each puzzle contained a booklet with a mystery story, and the puzzler must read the story, assemble the puzzle, and solve the mystery by using visual clues revealed in the puzzle.

## List of Puzzles

### Clue Mystery Puzzle

#### Series 1 (1992)

* Death in the First Edition
* Garden of Evil
* Killers in the Kitchen
* Six Cases of Murder

#### Series 2 (1993 - 1998)

* The Color of Murder
* Diamonds Can Be Deadly
* Killer on Board
* Death Foretold
* A Merry Little Murder
* Framed for Murder
* To Kill A Dying Man
* A Ghostly Murder
* The Masquerade Murder
* Death on Safari
* The Country Inn Murder

### Cluedo Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle

* Death in the First Edition
* Garden of Evil
* Killers in the Kitchen
* Six Cases of Murder
* The Colour of Murder
* Diamonds Can Be Deadly
* Killer on Board
* Death Foretold
* A Merry Little Murder

## Clue Jr. Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle

* The Curse of Bledmore Mansion
* Sounds Like A Robbery!
Solicitor Peacock

## Source

**Solicitor Peacock** is a character from the 2023 edition of Clue. Peacock is a successful lawyer with a record of successful cases. Her clients love her and her opposition fears her.

She is based on Mrs. Peacock.

## Profile

### Appearance

Solicitor Peacock is a middle-aged woman with a plump figure, brown, shoulder-length straight hair and brown eyes. She is wearing a dark blue blazer and pants, a turquoise undershirt, and blue heels. She also wears emerald earrings.

### Personality

Self-made and unapologetic, Peacock is as confident as she is successful. Peacock is a tenacious attorney who knows exactly how to command a room, court or otherwise. Her success has provided her significant status and she's not shy about flaunting it.

## Appearances

### Clue (2023 edition)

Peacock is a tenacious attorney who knows exactly how to command a room, court or otherwise. Her success has provided her significant status and she's not shy about flaunting it. Black knows nothing is off-limits when it comes to getting her verdict--even tampering with witnesses; a fact he is happy to reveal if she refuses to represent him in his hotel dealings.

### Clue: Who Killed Boddy Black?

In the interactive social media campaign, Peacock is the longtime Black family lawyer. Emails reveals that Boddy knew Peacock's biggest secret: she'd written herself into her clients' inheritances and settlements, stealing millions. Boddy threatened to expose her if she didn't help use her legal prowess and connections to push hotel paperwork forward.
Marina Popov

## Source

**Marina Popov** is a main character from the 2000 point-and-click adventure computer game *Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion*. Popov is a beautiful Russian hypnotist who had previously involved in the infamous Russian ESP experiments.

She is voiced by Philippa Howell, who also voiced Mrs. White in the game.

## Profile

### Appearance

Popov is a young and attractive Russian woman, with long platinum blonde hair and green eyes. She wears an long emerald green evening dress.

## Role in the game

In Act 1 of the game, Popov is first seen playing the piano in the parlor of *The Iron Maiden*. She cannot be interacted with until after the death of Ian Masque.

## Notes

* It is impossible for Popov to have participated in the Soviet ESP experiments, since *Fatal Illusions* takes place in the 1930s and the ESP experiments did not happened until the 1980s. (Source)
Boddy Mansion

**Boddy Mansion** (also known as **Boddy Manor** or **Mr. Boddy's Mansion**) is the titular setting of *Clue* and is the residence of Mr. Boddy.

It was renamed into Tudor Mansion in the 2002 edition of *Clue*.

## Background

Boddy Mansion is the ancestral home of the Boddy family, and is currently owned by Mr. Boddy.

## Appearances

* *Clue* (board game)
* *Clue VCR Mystery Game* (1985)
* *Clue Master Detective* (1988) - As Boddy Manor
* *Clue* (book series)
* *Clue: The Musical* (1997) - As Boddy Manor
* *Clue: Murder at Boddy Mansion* (1998)
* *Clue: 50th Anniversary Edition* (1999)
* Clue: On Stage (2017) - As Boddy Manor
Cluedo: Passport to Murder

* Front box cover
* Reverse box cover

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Cluedo: Passport to Murder*** (in full ***Cluedo: Super Challenge Edition - Passport to Murder***) is a advanced edition of *Cluedo* that is an updated version of *Super Cluedo Challenge* and is based on the 2000 edition of *Cluedo*.

## Product description

> ***Conundrum to in Constantinople!***
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> *The Trans-Continental Express has just pulled in to Istanbul Station. Dr. Black has been founded murdered and the hunt is on to discover where the crime took place. Was it on the train, or the station? Which was the murder weapon? And just committed the crime?*
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> *It's a race through the train and through the station. Collect the clues concealed under cases. Examine each of the possible weapons for evidence. Find people in the station who can help...*
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> *There are more clues and more suspects than ever before. Step by step, solve the puzzle with the information you collect. Break the code hidden in the Murder Cards and be first the scene of the crime, the weapon and the guilty suspects!*
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- Description on box reverse

## Contents

* Gameboard
* 3 Murder Card Holders
* 6 Suspect tokens
* 6 circular bases
* 9 weapons
* 7 weapon stands
* 4 rectangular bases
* 30 Clue Cases
* 6 passports
* 1 Cardboard sheet containing 4 Station Attendants
* 1 pad of detective notebook sheets
* 45 cards
* 1 self adhesive label sheet
* 2 dice
* Instructions

## Overview

### Story

> *June 1926. The eminent anthropologist and man of letters Dr. Black is on his way east to visit Cairo. Joining him aboard the legendary Trans-Continental Express from London are a number of fellow travellers, close friends and new acquaintances rounded up by Mrs Peacock to celebrate his birthday on the great train.*
> *The celebrations, like the journey, will have to be cut short. Soon after the train pulls into Istanbul's Sirkeci Station three days later, Dr Black is found murdered...*
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- *Instruction booklet introduction*

### Suspects

* Miss Scarlett
* Colonel Mustard
* Mrs. White
* Reverend Green
* Mrs. Peacock
* Professor Plum
* Miss Peach
* Mr. Brown
* Earl Grey

### Weapons

* Dagger
* Candlestick
* Revolver
* Rope
* Lead Piping
* Spanner
* Blunderbuss
* Axe
* Poison

### Locations

* Cocktail Lounge
* Waiting Room
* Barber's Shop
* Engine Room
* Left Luggage
* Dining Car
* Kiosk
* Ticket Office
* Lost Property
Clue: Candlestick

***Clue: Candlestick*** is a three-part comic miniseries written and illustrated by American cartoonist and animator Dash Shaw. It was published by IDW Comics in 2019 with a graphic novel version released in 2020.

## Summary

> Who did it? How'd they do it? And where? Answer these classic questions and solve the mystery in this graphic novel based on the timeless detective game. Cartoonist auteur Dash Shaw unleashes his murderous imagination on the quirky, thrilling, and mysterious world of Clue! Ripe with puzzles, secrets, and lies, everyone's a suspect in this suspense-filled whodunit! Was it Miss Scarlet in the conservatory with the lead pipe? Suspicions mount as bodies start piling up.
> - from the Publisher
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Dr. Orchid (comic)

*This article refers to the depiction of the character from the 2017 comic miniseries. For the main article about the character, click here: Dr. Orchid*

## Professional & social status

### Affiliation(s)

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

## Relationships

### Family

* Doctors Orchid (biological parents; deceased)
* Dr. Black (adoptive father)

### Adversaries

* Mr. Green
* Senator White

## Source

**Dr. Orchid** is an academic and a toxicologist who works for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the national public health agency of the United States, and is a former colleague of Professor Plum.

## Profile

### Appearance

Dr. Orchid is a young woman of East Asian descent. Her attire is a black blouse with a pink skirt and pink heels.

## History

Dr. Orchid was adopted Dr. Black as a young child after the death of both her parents from an botched experiment.

## Role in the comics

Dr. Orchid is first seen making friendly conversation with an old colleague of hers - Professor Plum - who also has been invited to Mr. Boddy's dinner party. After dinner, Orchid and Plum are seen once again in the Hall with Colonel Mustard and Senator White, presumably having a conversation with one another. Later, the group hears a gunshot ring out. They all rush to the Library - where the shot came from - to see Mr. Boddy dead on the ground.
Clue (disambiguation)

This article is a disambiguation page for **Clue (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.

***Clue*** is a murder mystery board game.

Also see: Cluedo (disambiguation).

***Clue*** might also refer to:

* ***Clue*** (film), the 1985 film adaption of the board game.
* ***Clue: the Musical***, the 1997 Off-Broadway musical adaption of the board game.
* ***Clue***, a series of children's books based of the board game.
* ***Clue***, full name: *Clue: Parker Brothers' Classic Detective Game*, a video game developed for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genius released in 1992.
* ***Clue***, full name: *Clue: Murder at Boddy Mansion* or *Cluedo: Murder at Blackwell Grange*, a computer game released in 1998.
* ***Clue*** (miniseries), the five-part television miniseries which aired on The Hub in 2011.
* ***Clue*** (stage play), full title: *Clue: on Stage*. The film-to-stage adaption, based on the 1985 film of the same name.
* ***Clue*** (2017 comic), a comic miniseries by IDW Comics.
Arlington Grange

## Source

**Arlington Grange** is the primary setting of the British game show *Cluedo* and serves as the country house residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock.

## Description

Arlington Grange is a Jacobethan-style country house located near the village of Arlington, Cheshire.

The ground floor of the Grange consists of six rooms: the Drawing Room, the Dining Room, the Kitchen, the Library, the Billiard Room, and the Study. Upstairs is where most of the bedrooms and bathrooms are located, only mentioned and rarely shown. In the 1990 Christmas special, the Billiard Room was replaced with the Hall.

Both interior and exterior shots of Arlington Grange was filmed at Arley Hall, which was also used as the filming location for the 1994 *Cluedo* video game.

## History

Arlington Grange is the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock, located in the fictional village of Arlington, Cheshire. She inherited the estate from her second husband, the late Commander Jack Peacock. Mrs. Peacock resides at the Grange with her step-daughter, Miss Vivienne Scarlett, and the housekeeper, Mrs. Blanche White. Several people had visit Arlington Grange, but the most frequent guests are ex-SAS officer Colonel Michael Mustard; the Reverend Jonathan Green, the vicar of the local parish; and Professor Peter Plum, a close friend of the family.

### Christmas special

In the 1990 Christmas special, "Christmas Past, Christmas Present", the grange use to be the home of a judge, the son of the episode's victim Richard Forrest.

## Trivia

* A Billiard Room had to be constructed for the series, due to Arley Hall not having one. A mock Kitchen was also constructed due to the production team believing that Arley Hall's kitchen was too "modern" and the real one was used for visitors of the Hall.
Sergeant Gray

This article is about the North American version of the character. For the British counterpart, see Inspector Grey.

## Source

**Sergeant Gray** is a character in the *Clue* franchise, first introduced in 1985's ***Clue VCR Mystery Game***. Gray is an police officer, whose abidance to the law which he enforces is questionable.

## Appearances

### Clue VCR Mystery Game

Sergeant Gray is a police officer, or at least that's what he thinks he is. He suffers from amnesia and uncontrolled fits of temper. Fortunately, he doesn’t remember the fact that he’s an escaped homicidal maniac from a mental asylum.

### Clue Master Detective

Sergeant Gray happened to make his regular weekly visit to Boddy Manor collecting funds for the Police Blackmail Awareness program.