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List of Clue Mystery Puzzles characters

The following is a list of recurring and notable characters featured in the *Clue Mystery Puzzles* by Milton Bradley.

## Inspector Barnes

The inspector that came to Tudor Close to investigate the death of Dr. Black in *Death in the First Edition*.

## Mr. Arnold Beige

Mr. Arnold Beige was the solicitor of Dr. Black in *To Kill A Dying Man*.

## Mrs. Rose Black

The late young wife of Dr. Black, who appears in *A Merry Little Murder*. She was killed in a hit-and-run during a Christmas party at Tudor Close.

## Thomas Black

The brother of Dr. Black, who is a warren of a all-female prison. He is mentioned in *A Masquerade Murder*.

## Commander Black

A character mentioned in *Death on Safari,* Commander Black is the late father of Dr. David Black. A noted explorer and an entomologist famed for discovering The Black Regal while travelling in Africa.

## Madame Chartreuse

Madame Chartreuse is a fortune teller hired by Dr. Black for his 50th birthday party in *Death Foretold*.

## Lyman Green

*NOTE: Not to be confused with Mr Lyman Green from the 1985 VCR game.*

Lyman Green was the criminal father of the Reverend Jonathan Green.

## Hogarth

*Main article: Hogarth*
Hogarth is a recurring character in the puzzle series. He is the butler of Tudor Close, and a close confidante of Dr. Black.

An early version of the character appeared in *Garden of Evil*, and was named 'Hobart'.

## Mrs. Hogarth

Mrs. Hogarth is the wife of Hogarth and the cook of Tudor Close.

## Henri LeBlanc

LeBlanc is a character appearing in *Framed for Murder*. He was a French artist who committed suicide by gunshot after he lost in a duel with love rival Monsieur Pierre Rouge for the affections of Lillie Von Ochre.

## M’jenta

M'jenta is a character appearing in *Death on Safari*. He is a safari guide hired by Dr. Black in search of the *Black Regal* butterfly.

## Mrs. Lydia Peckham

A neighbor of Dr. Black, who witnesses his murder in *Killers in the Kitchen*.

## Monsieur Pierre Rouge

A character mentioned in *Framed for Murder*, Rouge was the love rival of Henri Leblanc for the affections of Lillie Von Ochre.

## Mr. Taupe

Taupe is a character appearing in *A Ghostly Murder*. He is the family solicitor of the Black family.

## Lille Von Ochre

Lillie Von Ochre is a character appearing in *Framed for Murder*. She was a model who was in a love triangle with artist Henri Leblanc and Monsieur Pierre Rouge.

## Winfred Whacker-Smythe

Winfred Whacker-Smythe is the banker and financial manager of Dr. Black, featured in *Killers In The Kitchen*. He interrupts Dr. Black's holiday in the South of France to inform him about his loans and the possible foreclosure of his home Tudor Close.
Cluedo (1949 edition)

## Cluedo

* Front box cover (B&W)
* Front box cover (Red)

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

The 1949 edition of *Cluedo* was the very first edition of the board game. It was released in the United Kingdom by John Waddington, Ltd late 1949.

## Contents

* 1 Playing board
* 6 playing pieces: Colonel Mustard - Yellow; Professor Plum - Plum; The Reverend Green - Green; Mrs. Peacock - Blue; Miss Scarlett - Red; Mrs. White - White
* 6 weapon tokens: Dagger, Candlestick, Revolver, Rope, Lead Piping, Spanner
* 21 playing cards - 6 suspects, 6 weapons, and 9 rooms
* 1 die
* 1 dice cup

## Gallery

Red coverBlack-and-White coverContentsGameboard
Hasbro

**Hasbro, Inc.** (/ˈhæzbroʊ/; a syllabic abbreviation of its original name, **Hassenfeld Brothers**) is an American multinational conglomerate holding company incorporated and headquartered in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Hasbro owns the trademarks and products of Kenner, Milton Bradley, Parker Brothers, and Wizards of the Coast, among others. As of August 2020 over 81.5% of its shares were held by large financial institutions.

Among its products are *Transformers*, *G.I. Joe*, *Power Rangers*, *Rom the Space Knight*, *Micronauts*, *M.A.S.K.*, *Monopoly*, *Furby*, *Nerf*, *Twister*, and *My Little Pony*, and with the Entertainment One acquisition in 2019, franchises like *Peppa Pig* and *PJ Masks*. The Hasbro brand also spawned TV shows to promote its products, such as *Family Game Night* on the Discovery Family network, a joint venture with Warner Bros. Discovery.
Clue Maple Luxe Edition

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Clue Maple Luxe Edition*** is a luxury special edition of the *Clue* board game. It was published by the WS Game Company in 2022 as part of their Maple Luxe Collection. The Maple Luxe Edition features Art Deco-style illustrations, a new set of weapons, and a brand new setting - a luxury hotel from the 1920s.

## Description

This Clue Luxe Edition combines beauty and elegance with a twist on the classic detective game. Swing into the roaring 20s while you unlock the secrets of Clue at the Roaring Ritzy Hotel! With lush Art Deco illustrations, this gorgeous edition features a solid maple wood cabinet with an integrated storage drawer and die-cast metal drawer pull. The striking foil-stamped Clue game board is built into the cabinet. Richness abounds in this 20s-themed set with premium components, including wood and die-cast metal tokens, metal weapons, foil-stamped solution envelope, and a boxed set of illustrated Clue cards.

Was it Miss Scarlett, the flapper? Or Green, the gangster? Solve it first and you’re the bee’s knees!

## Contents

* Deluxe solid maple wood cabinet with integrated storage drawer and die-cast metal drawer pull
* Six Wood and die-cast tokens for the suspects: Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlet, Professor Plum, Mr Green, Mrs White, Mrs Peacock
* Two Wood dice and Six die-cast weapons: Knife, Candlestick, Revolver, Rope, Lead Pipe, Poison Martini
* Pack of 21 Illustrated cards includes a card for each of the 6 suspects, one for each of the 6 weapons, and one for each of the 9 rooms
* Detective Notepad and Foil-stamped solution envelope - Pencils and Instructions

## Points of Interest

* Like in both the 2000 and 2002 editions, Clue Maple Luxe Edition is set in the 1920s, yet no established date is given.
	+ Also like the 2002 edition, the illustrations are done in a Art Deco-style.
* Mrs. White is not a servant in the Maple Luxe Edition, but appears to be a guest of the hotel as well.
Clue Jr.

***Clue Jr.*** (alternately ***Clue Junior***) is a spin-off series of the Clue franchise that is targeted for a younger demographic. The series has several games, books, and a puzzle series.

## Tabletop games

### Board games

* Clue Jr.: Case of The Missing Pet (1989)
* Junior Cluedo (1993)
* Cluedo Junior (1994 French edition)
* Clue Jr. Travel Game (1994)
* Clue Jr.: Case of the Hidden Toys - First edition (1994)
	+ Clue Jr.: Case of the Hidden Toys - Second edition (1998)
* Cluedo: Junior-Detektive
* Clue Jr.: Pirate Treasure Hunt (2000)
* Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Chocolate Cake - First edition (2003)
	+ Clue Junior: The Case of the Missing Cake - Second edition (2017)
* Clue Carnival/Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Prizes (2009)
* Clue Jr.: Spongebob Squarepants Edition – The Case of the Missing Jellyfish Net (2011)
* Clue Junior: The Case of the Broken Toy (2018)
* Clue Junior (2023)

## Literature

### Clue Jr. (book series)

1. The Case of the Secret Message
2. The Case of the Stolen Jewel
3. The Case of the Chocolate Finger-prints
4. The Case of the Missing Movie
5. The Case of the Zoo Clue
6. The Case of the Missing Turtle
7. The Case of the Mystery Ghost
8. The Case of the Clubhouse Thief
9. The Case of the Karate Chop
10. The Case of the Secret Password
11. The Case of the Barking Dog
12. The Case of the Winning Skateboard
13. The Case of the Soccer Camp Mystery

### Stand-alone books

* Clue Jr.: The Case of the Missing Glasses

## Miscellaneous

### Puzzles

* Clue for Kids Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle: The Curse of Bledmore Mansion
* Clue for Kids Mystery Jigsaw Puzzle: Sounds Like a Robbery
Rusty

## Source

**Rusty** is a character in the *Clue* franchise first introduced in the 2003 spin-off board game *Clue FX*. In his initial appearance, Rusty was the old groundskeeper of Tudor Mansion.

## Characterization

Rusty is usually characterized as the Crusty Caretaker stock character; he is the crusty, bitter old grounds-keeper of the Mansion

## Appearances

### Clue FX

*Main article: Rusty (2003)*
Russell Nayler, more commonly known as "Rusty", is the grounds-keeper of Tudor Mansion. Born in the West Country, a sixteen-year-old Rusty left home to make his own way. He joined the Royal Hampshire Regiment, serving under Sir Hugh Black. Upon leaving the regiment, Sir Hugh offered Rusty a position as a field laborer at Tudor Mansion, before becoming the head groundskeeper when Sir Hugh inherited the estate. When John Boddy, the nephew of Sir Hugh, became the master of the estate, he retained Rusty's service. 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 on such a vast estate.

## In other media

### Video games

Rusty returns as a suspect in the Sherlock theme of *Cluedo: the Classic Mystery Game*. In the *Sherlock* theme, Rusty is a crime boss who rules the dockyards with an iron fist. Dr. Black was known to run his smuggling operations through Rusty’s docks. Until recently the pair had an uneasy alliance, but rumors suggest that Rusty hiked the price of his protection racket. If Dr. Black refused to play along, perhaps Rusty felt the need to make an example of him?

### Literature

In the *Clue Mystery* novel trilogy by Diana Peterfreund, Rusty was the head of the custodial team at Blackbrook Academy. He makes a brief appearance in the first installment of the series, *In the Hall with the Knife*, and is the victim in its sequel, *In the Study with the Wrench*.

## Trivia

* Rusty is the only character to not have a title or honorific.
* His name is a play-on-words of Rusty Nail.
Conservatory

The Conservatory is one of the main rooms of the Mansion.

## Description

The Conservatory is a building or room with glass or other transparent roofing and walls, used as a greenhouse or a sunroom. Usually it refers to a space attached to a conventional building such as a house, especially in the United Kingdom. It can also refer to an alternative name for a Music Room.
Cluedo Carnet D'enquete

***Cluedo Carnet D'enquete*** (English: ***Cluedo: Investigation Notebook***) is a French-exclusive book series published by 404 Editions and first began in 2023.

## Books

 Cluedo - Le carnet d'enquete de la Cheffe Leblanc (Cluedo: Chef White's Investigative Notebook)
Fraîchement recrutée dans le luxueux Hôtel des Nuances, la cheffe Leblanc doit préparer, pour de prestigieux invités, LE dîner en six actes qui changera le cours de sa carrière. Mais, alors que le repas touche à sa fin, Mat Lenoir est retrouvé mort dans le Bureau. L’heure est grave. Il va falloir enquêter, grâce au carnet de recettes de la cheffe Leblanc et trouver le coupable avant d’être accusé. Lisez les entrées du carnet d’enquête, récoltez les informations et preuves et faites votre propre investigation ! À la fin de votre lecture, saurez-vous dire qui a tué Lenoir, dans quelle pièce de l’Hôtel des Nuances et avec quelle arme ?
Un carnet d’enquête officiel inspiré du jeu culte Cluedo !
Tudor Close

Tudor Close (Cluedo, 1949 ed.)

This article is about the original British name of the Mansion. For the modern version of the mansion, see Tudor Mansion.
For the American version of the Mansion, see Boddy Mansion.

**Tudor Close** (alternatively **Tudor Court**, also known as **Tudor Hall**) is the titular setting of *Cluedo*. It was later renamed to Tudor Hall in the 1996 edition and to Tudor Mansion as of the 2002 edition.

## Etymology

*Tudor* is a term pertaining or belonging to the English royal house of Tudor (1485–1603). *Close* refers to an old English term for an estate or an enclosed field.

In some copies of the original edition of *Cluedo* (post-1950), the name of the Mansion was Tudor Court.

## Description

Tudor Close has been known to be the ancestral home of the Black family, located in the English countryside, evident in *Cluedo Armchair Detective* and the *Clue Mysteries* books. It is the country residence of Dr. Black, the victim of the British editions.

## Rooms

### Main Rooms

The ground floor of Tudor Close is primary shown on the game board of the board game, displaying one of the nine rooms in which the murder of Dr. Black could have taken place. The rooms are the following:

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

### Secondary rooms

Some extra rooms have been mentioned and featured in several spin-off games and adaptions (mainly literately).

* Drawing Room (*Cluedo Super Sleuth*, 1995)

## Location

* In *Armchair Detective*, Tudor Close, alongside the parish of Abbington Frith, is located near the sea in Southern England. Based on the illustrations (which shows white cliffs), the possible location is the county of Kent.

* The first series of the *Clue Mystery Puzzles* series originally had Tudor Close located in Darkham, a fictional village in England. In the second series, its location is changed to Darbyshire (not to be confused with the real-life county of Derbyshire).

* In the *50th Anniversary Edition*, Tudor Hall is stated to be at Lower Slaughter, Gloucestershire, England.

* Both of the 2000 and 2003 editions place Tudor Hall in the countryside of Hampshire, England.

## Appearances

As Tudor Close:

* *Cluedo* (board game)
* *Cluedo Armchair Detective* (1983)
* *Super Cluedo Challenge* (1986)
* *Cluedo Super Sleuth* (1995)
* *Clue Mystery Puzzles* (1992 - 1998)

As Tudor Hall:

* *Cluedo* (1996 edition)
* *Cluedo: 50th Anniversary Edition* (1999)
* *Cluedo* (2000 edition)
* *Clue Mysteries* (book series)

## Gallery

Tudor Close - Cluedo Armchair Detective (1983)
## Trivia

* The name of the house derives from the Tudor Close Hotel in Rottingdean, England. It is said that Cluedo's creator, Anthony E. Pratt, performed here once.
* Belton House, in Grantham, England, was used as the model of Tudor Hall in a 1990s quiz game.
* Oakley Court, in Windsor, Berkshire, was depicted as Tudor Hall in some television commercials.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/close#Noun
Sir Nigel Hussey

ConfidentialThe following article contains spoilers in certain sections. If you are not previous aware of any this information beforehand, please process with caution.

## Professional & social status

### Title(s)

Sir (knighthood)
Bridger (military rank)

### Occupation

Cabinet Minister
Intelligence officer

## Source

**Sir Nigel Hussey** was the victim of the second episode of series four, "Seven Deadly Sinners". He was the National Heritage minister of Arlington, who had approved development plans of a sex-themed pleasure park called *Sin City* to be built near the Grange.

## Relations to the Suspects

* Colonel Mustard was threatened by his former superior (Sir Nigel was a brigadier) about an embarrassing incident from a failed MI5 mission, and was angered by Scarlett's humiliation.

* Mrs. Peacock wished to protect the history and reputation of her ancestral home, under threat from the construction plans.

* Miss Scarlett was sexually exploited by Sir Nigel and was denied the financial security of a contract with the park.

* Mrs. White was deeply concerned for the welfare of local wildlife if the pleasure park were to be built.

* Professor Plum feared the pleasure park would cause local property prices (including his own) to crash.

* Reverend Green had unwisely invested church funds and was double-crossed by Sir Nigel when he asked for some financial return.
Hill House

**Hill House** is the setting of the 1985 film *Clue*.

## Description

Hill House is a large Victorian gothic mansion with four stories and several towers. The house is built on top of a large hillside overlooking a large, open area surrounded by dead greenery.

The first floor contains the Hall, the Lounge, the Dining Room, the Kitchen, the Ballroom, the Conservatory, the Billiard Room, the Library, and the Study. On the second floor, there is a bedroom and a nursery. There is also an attic and a basement.

## History

The exact owner(s) of Hill House are unknown, but Wadsworth does mention that he had borrowed the house from a friend of his for the dinner party. According to the novelization of the film, Hill House was built on top of the highest piece of land in the area and is being paid by an old law firm in Baltimore. It's located off Route 41.

## Trivia

* While the rest of the film was shot inside of a soundstage at Paramount Studios, the Ballroom and some of the exterior shots were filmed at the Max Busch House in Pasadena, California. Unfortunately, the House was destroyed in a fire in 2005. The shots of Hill House were Matte paintings done by Albert Whitlock.
* Hill House was named after the producer of the movie, Debra Hill.
Clue: Who Killed Boddy Black?

***Clue: Who Killed Boddy Black?*** is an interactive social media marketing campaign that was hosted on the official Clue Instagram page. It was made in part as promotion of Hasbro's re-branding of the Clue franchise as of 2023, with the release of the 2023 edition.

The campaign featured several posts on Instagram of evidence and witness testimonies relating to the murder of Mr. Boden "Boddy" Black Jr.

The month-long campaign began on 28 February 2023 and concluded on 31 March 2023.

## Summary

Business mogul Boden "Boddy" Black Jr., son of local millionaire Boden Black Sr., had invited six guests to his historic family home, the Tudor Mansion, for a dinner party.

## Characters

Boden "Boddy" Black Jr.: The self-proclaimed “business mogul” and socialite had a long list of enemies. But with no sign of forced entry, authorities believe one of Black's dinner guests is responsible for his murder.

Miss Scarlett: A alluring socialite. Texts between Boddy and Scarlett reveal he knew of her secret identity as the writer of a salacious gossip column known for sparing no one. Boddy threatened to expose her if she didn't use her columns to bring down anyone who spoke ill of the hotel.

Colonel Mustard: A decorated war hero. Texts between Black and Mustard indicate Mustard was operating as a private investigator, using government connections to spy for his nefarious clientele. Black threatened to expose him if he didn't use his inside connections to help push the hotel forward. In exchange, Mustard would share in the profits.

Chef White: Owner of a hugely successful restaurant. Information on Boddy's phone reveals he knew White's darkest secret: her restaurant was a Ponzi scheme. Boddy threatened to expose White unless she closed her own restaurant to work as the head chef at the hotel. In return, she'd be the proud owner of a few million dollars.

Mayor Green: A prominent politician and man of the people. Emails exchange between Boddy and Black indicate they'd struck a deal: Green would redirect campaign funds to the hotel, help change public opinion, and expatiate construction permits.

Solicitor Peacock: A cutthroat attorney and Boddy's personal lawyer. Emails show Boddy knew Peacock's biggest secret: she'd written herself into her clients' inheritances and settlement, stealing millions.

Professor Plum: A mathematics professor and tech expert specializing in cryptocurrency. Records indicate Boddy discovered Plum's secret project: a way to hack the blockchain and direct other accounts' crypto balance to his.

## References

 Clue (officialclue) on Instagram: "SUSPECT TWO: Miss Scarlett" (March 4, 2023)
Clue: Doctor Who

***Clue: Doctor Who*** is a themed edition of *Clue* that is based off the British science fiction television series *Doctor Who*
*. It was released in 2015 and was published by USAopoly under license from Hasbro.*

## Official description

Doctor Who CLUE places your favourite characters on a search through the Universe to rescue the Doctor. Playing as his closest friends and allies, players must reveal who amongst them the Daleks conditioned and mind-controlled to mislead the Doctor, what powerful weapon was used in the crime, and where The Doctor has been taken in the kidnapping, thereby saving him from the Daleks!

## Contents

* 6 Suspect Movers & Personality Cards: Amy & Rory, Commander Strax, Madame Vastra, Clara Oswald, Jenny, River Song
* 6 Custom Weapons: Hallucinogenic Lipstick, Clara Cyberman Gun, Vortex Manipulator, Strax’s Gun, Sonic Screwdriver, and The Moment
* Custom Game Board features famous planets visited by The Doctor
* 21 Intrigue Cards: 13 grant player abilities and 8 Pocketwatch Clocks

## External websites

* Clue: Doctor Who on the Doctor Who Wiki
Clue: Master Detective (video game)

***Clue: Master Detective*** is a 1989 video game published under the Leisure Genius label of Virgin Mastertronic. It is an adaptation of the board game of the same name.

## Description

Mr. Boddy was murdered in his manor by one of his guests. You have to solve the mystery of murder: find killer, weapon and place of murder. Computer shuffles 30 cards, holds the murder cards and deals other cards to the players. Objective of game is to move around the manor, enter possible murder places, gather information of other player's cards, make suggestions and deduce the murder cards by a process of elimination. Number of moves is defined by thrown dice. When you are sure that you have deduced the correct solution to the murder, you must make an accusation to win the game.

3 levels of computer intelligence and difficulty for you. Multiplayer is up to 10 players sitting near one computer.

## Credits

* Graphics: Nicole Baikaloff and Alexander Martin
* Programming: Steve Barber and Andy Mucho
Black family

**The Black family** is the familial house that Dr. Black is a member of. They have appeared in several *Cluedo* media

## Appearances

### *Cluedo Armchair Detective*

The Black family is stated to be the oldest family in the parish of Abbington Frith. Their ancestral home is Tudor Close.

### Clue Mystery Puzzles

In the puzzle series, the Black family has mainly been the owners of Tudor Close, now owned by Dr. David Black. In Death in the First Edition, however, it is mentioned that Dr. Black brought Tudor Close for its large library to display his collection of the first edition works of Charles Dickens.

### Clue (2002 edition)

In the 2002 edition of *Clue*, Tudor Mansion is mentioned to the ancestral country home of the Black family, which is now the residence of Mr. John Boddy. According to the *Clue Mysteries* books (two books which act as tie-ins for the 2002 edition), the Black family are a old family of "old money" and are part of the gentry. They had fought in the English Civil War (1642 - 1651).

### Clue (2023 edition)

The Black family is an wealthy and influential family in Hue County.

## Notable members

The following are some notable members of the family that have been mentioned in several media of *Cluedo*:

### *Cluedo Armchair Detective*

* The only notable member of the Black family, besides Mr. Humphrey Black (who replaces Dr. Black), was his brother Sir Montague Black KCB. Sir Montague was the original owner of Tudor Close, the ancestral home of the Blacks.

### Clue (2002 edition)

* Squire Sedgewick Black, late father of Sir Hugh and Margaret Black. Based on his title, Sedgewick was a prominent landowner and country squire, the chief landed proprietor in a district.
* Sir Hugh Black, financier and the late proprietor of Tudor Mansion. Maternal uncle of John Boddy.
* Margaret Black Boddy, Sir Hugh's sister and the mother of John Boddy. Disappeared while in on a holiday in Egypt.
	+ Samuel Boddy, husband of Margaret Black and father of John Boddy. An American journalist and author of several moderately successful books. Disappeared while in on a holiday in Egypt along with his wife.
* Mr. John Boddy (a.k.a. Dr. John Black), an eminent anthropologist and heir of the Black family estate. Mysterious murdered two weeks before his 30th birthday.
* Miss Josephine Scarlet, aspiring (yet woefully untalented) actress and the daughter of Mrs. Patricia Peacock, who had a romantic relationship with Sir Hugh before his death. Possibly Sir Hugh's child due to having his eyes and looking uncanny to his late mother.

### Clue (2023 edition)

* Boden Black Sr., the father of the victim, Boddy Black, who suddenly died. He had a series of relationships of outside his marriage and fathered a few children.
* Boden Black Jr. (a.k.a. Boddy Black), heir of the Black family.
Ian Masque

Full body render of Masque

## Source

**Ian Masque** is a character and main antagonist of the 2000 point-and-click adventure game *Clue Chronicles: Fatal Illusion*.

Masque is rumored to be a fabulously wealthy man; wealthy enough to construct a large château on the Swiss Alps. It is also said that he has an interest-perhaps a belief-in the supernatural.

## Profile

Masque is a bald man, has brown eyes and wears a navy-blue, double-breasted suit and a red tie.

Masque appears as polite and well spoken. As the game progresses, Masque is shown to be more cunning and devious than he in first appears.

## Role in the game

In December of 1938, Masque invites a selective group of guests to his Swiss retreat, Château du Nuit, to celebrate New Year's. During the voyage in the *Iron Maiden* on the Rhine, Masque suddenly dies after being poisoned by a Chinese puzzle box. His corpse is dragged away by Mr. Green to his cabin, and is later placed in the freezer in the castle's kitchen.

It is later revealed that the Masque that was shown the player interacts with was an actor, and that the *real* Masque was an alias for Xavier Boddy (or Black), son of famed Egyptologist Sir Alexander Boddy (Black).

After the player and Miss Scarlet escape from the underground tunnels, the two confront both Green and Boddy. Green double-crosses Boddy, and after a struggles, he pushes Boddy off a cliff, where he presumably dies.
Cluedo Party: Tudor Mansion Edition

***Cluedo Party: Tudor Mansion Edition*** is a boxed murder mystery party game published and released by Hasbro under Parker Brothers in 2006. It is a sequel to the 2003 edition of *Cluedo*. It was sold exclusively in the European market, and it is one of the more rare Cluedo games available due to it.

## Gameplay

From the publisher:

> *"Have you always wanted to be Miss Scarlet or Professor Plum?... Well now is your chance. Become your favourite character with this Cluedo game for adults. Cluedo Party is the perfect accompaniment to host your very own murder mystery dinner party, containing everything you need including, guest invites, character profiles, dressing up bibs, and a CD containing another murder mystery for 8 guests. A Cluedo game for adults. The first chance to become your favourite Cluedo character and solve the murder mystery with the added value of a second murder mystery on the CD."*
>
>

Six to eight players take on the roles as the classic CLUE characters, all of whom have been invited back after the murder of Dr. Black for the reading of the late Sir Hugh's will. The host for the party is given suggestions about what food to serve, special invitations for their guests, and suggestions for genre appropriate costumes.

After roles have been handed out or decided upon, each player receives a booklet of information about who they are, with private information that needs only to be revealed if directly questioned about it. To start the game, players reveal who they are playing. Then a CD is played where the butler, Mr. Ash, announces that the solicitor, Victor Madden, has been murdered outside at the fountain.

The main object of the game is to discover who is the murderer, what weapon was used to commit the crime, and what room did the murderer leave from and re-entered after the murder.

The game then takes the form of four rounds, where players question each other. In between rounds, players read further private information about their character and their whereabouts, and various clues are revealed.
Madame Rose

## Source

**Madame Rose** is a character in the *Clue* franchise, first introduced in the 1985 multimedia game ***Clue VCR Mystery Game***.

## Character

Madame Rose is a spiritualist medium and clairvoyant; she claims to have a supernatural abilities of not just communicating with the dead, but to perceive events in the future or beyond normal sensory contact. Her prophecies always come true one way or another. The question is did she have a part in it?

## Appearances

### Clue VCR Mystery Game

Madame Rose is the sister of the late Mr. Boddy. She re-invites her brother's friends back to Boddy Mansion to have a séance to contact her brother's spirit, as well for the reading of his Will.

### Clue Master Detective

Mr. Boddy’s eccentric former secretary, **Rhoda Rosengarten** changed her name when she moved to Hungary to hang out her shingle as a medium. Last week, in the midst of a séance, she “saw” a dark, ominous cloud descending on Boddy Manor and took a tramp steamer from Budapest in order to warn her old employer.

### Cluedo (2016 video game)

Madame Rose was reintroduced in the 2016 *Cluedo* video game in the 2017 DLC *International Suspects*. Madame Rose was invited by Dr. Black to his soirée at his villa to entertain his guest. The evening turned dark when Rose predicted the death of their host himself. Rose is reportedly quite delusional and possibly quite insane. Did Rose fulfilled her own prophecy?

In the *Wild West* theme, **Rose** is a Native American huntress. She has always been most at home in the wilderness, alone beneath the sublime skies. She reluctantly returned to Silver Town only to sell her furs and to visit her father, a foreman in Black's mine. Tragedy befell Rose when she returned after one hunting trip to find that her father had died in a mining accident, caused by Black's negligence. Perhaps Rose sought to avenge her father before leaving Silver Town for good?
Clue: Treachery at Tudor Mansion

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Clue: Treachery at Tudor Mansion*** is an escape room-style board game released in July 2022.

## Description

> Escape Tudor Mansion, solve the mystery. The classic Clue story in an escape room board game!
> You and five other guests have been invited to join Boddy Black for an evening of fine dining and a chance to discuss some personal business. After dinner, he announces he intends to blackmail you all. Shortly after, the power cuts out, and you find Mr. Boddy dead! Armed with only your wits, you must escape and determine who killed Mr. Boddy, where they did it, and with what weapon.
>
>

*—description from the publisher*

## Contents

* 6 plastic pawns
* 6 gameboards
* 2 secret envelopes
* 1 unknown object
* 124 cards
* Game guide
Cluedo (2016 video game)

This article is about the 2016 video game adaption devolved by Marmalade Game Studio. For the 2023 video game developed by the same development studio, see Clue (2023 video game).

## Cluedo: Classic Edition

### Alternative names

Clue: Classic Edition (North American release)

## Production Infomation

### Release date

* 26 December 2016 (UK mobile)
* 9 January 2017 (US mobile)
* 17 May 2018 (Steam/PC)
* 15 December 2018 (Nintendo Switch)

## Game Details

### Genre

Puzzle
Strategy/tactics

### Platforms

App Store, Google Play, Steam, Nintendo Switch

### Input

Touch screen
Mouse

## Source

***Cluedo: Classic Edition*** (also known as ***Clue: Classic Edition*** in North America, formerly ***Cluedo: The Classic Mystery Game***/***Clue: The Classic Mystery Game***.) is a video game based on the board game *Cluedo*. It was developed and published by London-based video games developer Marmalade Game Studio. Initially released for iOS and Android mobile devices, it was later released on Steam in May 2018, and again for the Nintendo Switch in later on in December of the same year.

With the release of the 2023 video game adaptation of *Cluedo*, the former was re-titled to ***Cluedo: Classic Edition*** (aka ***Clue: Classic Edition***) to differentiate the two games.

## Development

Following on from a mobile adaptation of *The Game of Life*, Marmalade Game Studio and Hasbro extended their relationship with the release of *Cluedo/Clue*. The game was created with Unity.

## Gameplay

The object of the game is to determine who killed the game's victim Dr. Black, with what weapon and in which room. The player, as one of the six suspects will ask questions, and take notes. The overall goal is to solve the crime first. The mansion and character tokens are represented in 3D during the dice rolling phase, where during the suggestion phase there is a transition to a 2D room scene with representational character art, with several different poses for each character. The game features a virtual Clue Sheet. When suggestions are made and answered, ticks and crosses are automatically added to show which characters do or do not have particular cards. Players are also able to manually make their own notations, including numeric subscripts, that allow them to use advanced deduction techniques. The game can be played against 3 to 5 AI opponents, each of which can be set to Easy, Medium or Hard difficulty. *Cluedo* provides support for single player, against the AI and multiplayer with people around the world online or offline.

## Reception

BoardGameGeek said: "Overall, it is well-polished and well done if you want to play a quick game of Clue against the AI, but there is no multiplayer and no pass-and-play, so it is limited in many respects". The slow AI turns were also criticised.

Android Police said: "Though the core gameplay remains the same, the digital version of Clue is filled to the brim with new character art, animations, music and sound effects, and possibly the most elaborate Clue board ever made".
Mustard

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**Mustard** may refer to:

* Colonel Mustard, the character from the *Clue* franchise.
	+ Colonel Mustard (VCR)
	+ Colonel Mustard (1985 film)
	+ Colonel Mustard (British game show)
	+ Colonel Mustard (2002)
	+ Colonel Mustard (2023)

It may also refer to:

* Dmitri Grant (a.k.a. Mustard), from the 2011 *Clue* miniseries.
* Samuel "Mustard" Maestro, a character from the *The Clue Mystery* book trilogy by Diana Peterfreund.
Margaret Black Boddy

## Source

**Margaret Black Boddy** was the mother of John Boddy and the sister of Sir Hugh Black.

## Biography

Like her brother, Margaret had a rather dull childhood; confined within the walls for their family estate and spending their time with tutors and nannies. Both children plotted and schemed for the meager attention dolled out by their parents, yet neither was very successful. Over time, Hugh and Margaret grew to resent each other as much as they resented their dour lives.

In 1892, Margaret married American journalist Samuel Boddy, and moved to the United States after they wed, too glad to be away from her grumpy and domineering brother. In 1896, Margaret gave birth to her only child: John Boddy. As a mother, Margaret at times would be either very affectionate with her son, or be distant or withdrawal -- possibly due to her childhood. Her husband would be away at weeks at a time.

In 1904, she and Samuel went to Egypt for a few months, only to mysteriously disappear without a trace. In *Clue Mysteries*, it is reveled the two had discovered a map leading to an Egyptian tomb, hence providing a reason as to their visit.
Clue Mystery Stories

**Clue Mystery Stories** is a 2010 flash game that was featured on the now defunct Hubworld site.

## About

A crime has been committed. But who, what, and where? Interrogate suspects to uncover the hidden clues. Solve the mystery and expose the murderer. The fewer questions you ask, the better!

## How to Play

* Click on the badge to ask questions and find out who's lying and why.
* Remember -- only the criminal is a liar!
* Keep notes as you go by clicking on the notebook.
* Solve the murder by clicking on the Accuse button. Then drag your accusations from your notes into place.
* You'd better be right! Accusing a suspect ends the round!
Mrs. Meadow-Brook

## Source

**Mrs. Meadow-Brook** is a character in the *Clue* franchise first introduced in the 2003 spin-off electronic board game *Clue FX*. In her initial appearance, she is the wife, later widow, of Mr. Meadow-Brook, the lawyer of Mr. Boddy/Dr. Black.

## Character

Mrs. Meadow-Brook is often known as the local know-it-all busybody, always on the hunt for the latest gossip. The 2003 style guide, Mrs. Meadow-Brook is described as being "Chatty, gossipy, but a very good listener." She is also mentioned to be vindictive and not to be cross.

## Biography

Mrs. Jane Meadow-Brook is the gossipy, busybody wife of Miles Meadow-Brook, the solicitor of Mr. John Boddy. Mrs. Meadow-Brook has long been a “collector” of information. An astute snoop, she has a keen ear, and gathers gossip in every conceivable way, even grilling her Sunday school class for the latest domestic gossip.

Born Jane McWhooter, her parents worked for the British Foreign Service. From an early age Jane enjoyed delivering the news, becoming a newspaper hawker by eight. Having grown up in Hampshire for most of her adult life, she knowns just about everyone. Her snooping, as well as her embellishment of neighborhood “news,” had lead to several angry confrontations with the locals. Before her marriage to Mr. Meadow-Brook, she worked in a operator and clerk for a local telegraph office. Due to Jane’s obsessive need to know everything about everybody, it caused quite a rift in their otherwise happy domestic life.

## Appearances

### Clue FX

She was first introduced in *Clue FX* as a suspect in the murder of her husband. She was featured again in *Clue Mysteries* (as a suspect) and *Clue DVD Game* (as a suspect and playable character).

## Other versions

### Cluedo (2016 video game)

Mrs. Meadow-Brook would be reintroduced in 2019 with the release of the Egyptian Adventure DLC of the 2016 video game, *Cluedo: The Classic Mystery Game*, developed by Marmalade Game Studio.

Mrs. Meadow-Brook is the main financial backer of Dr. Black’s archaeological expedition in Egypt. Many years prior, the two co-conspired the death of Meadow-Brook’s husband to claim his life insurance. Perhaps Dr. Black is blackmailing her to fund the excavation, and she decided to put an end to the drain on her resources.

## Trivia

* In Clue Suspect, the silhouettes of Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. Meadow-Brook were swapped in the North American release. In the European release, their silhouettes were fixed.
Clue Mysteries (book series)

***Clue Mysteries*** (***Cluedo Mysteries*** in the U.K.) is a short book series released in 2003 based upon the Clue board game.

## Overview

Based off the 2002 edition of *Clue*, both books are a set of mini-mysteries (fifteen each). While it is more serious and mature compared to its original 1990s run, the *Mysteries* books some comic absurdity.

Mr. John Boddy will rightfully inherit both Tudor Hall and his deceased uncle Sir Hugh Black's vast fortune on his upcoming thirtieth birthday. For one reason or another, Hugh had given six other people, all former associates of his, an allowance.

While Boddy spent his allowance wisely, investing and being select with his purchases, the others had all been taking greedy advantages while Hugh was alive, cheating him out of more money over the years and blowing their allowances on frivolity. Boddy, upon claiming Hugh's fortune, stands to end that immediately, with plans to cut them all off once the inheritance is official. With that, all the guests have a motive.

## *Clue Mysteries*

*Clue Mysteries* was released on February of 2003.

* An Invitation to Tudor Hall
* Carte Blanche
* Mustard's Pickle
* Scarlet in the Abstract
* To Be Continued
* A Feather in Every Cap
* A Whiter Shade of Blue
* Puce Versus Nether Wallop
* Sparkle and Plenty
* Mrs. Peacock's Pen
* The Chartreuse Trust
* Clocked
* The Rock of Ages
* The Wheels of Coffee Grind Slow
* The Water Suite
* One Tin Soldier

## *More Clue Mysteries*

*More Clue Mysteries* was released on August of 2003.

* Welcome to Tudor Hall
* The Road to Good Intentions
* The Scone of Stone
* Recipe for Disaster
* A Gift Horse
* Pooled
* Old Money
* A Designated Casualty
* Birds of a Feather
* As Time Goes By
* All the Tea in China
* Heads Up
* Dog Gone It
* Swashbuckle
* Volume Three
* The Game's Afoot
Clue: The Great Museum Caper

**Overview** • Rules • Gallery

## Source

***Clue: The Great Museum Caper*** is a semi-cooperative spin-off board game in the *Clue* franchise, developed and published by Parker Brothers in 1991. *Clue: The Great Museum Caper* is rather different from the original board game. One player is a thief whose goal is to steal paintings while the other players attempt to apprehend the thief. The thief keeps track of his or her position secretly on paper and is thus not seen by the detectives, until the thief is spotted by a detective or the museum's security system. Ideally, multiple rounds are played, with each player getting to be the thief once. The winner of the match is then the thief who stole the most paintings without getting caught.

The original name by inventors was *Heist*. The *Clue* name was added for marketing purposes when the game was licensed with Parker Brothers.

## External links

 Clue: The Great Museum Caper on BoardGameGeek
Mr. Boddy (film)

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## Professional & social status

### Crimes committed

Blackmail
Murder

## Source

**Mr. Boddy** is a character from the 1985 film *Clue*, based on the board game of the same name. In the film, Mr. Boddy is the overarching antagonist, being the blackmailer of six random strangers who've been invited to Hill House by his former butler, Wadsworth.

## Profile

### Appearance

In the film, Mr. Boddy is shown to be a young and handsome man presumably in his thirties. His attire is all black, with a black jacket, black shirt, pants and shoes.

In the novelization however, Mr. Boddy is described as being.

## Quotes

* "In your hands, you each have a lethal weapon. If you denounce me to the police, you will also be exposed and humiliated. I'll see to that in court. But, if one of you kills Wadsworth now, no one but the seven of us will ever know. He has the key to the front door, which he said would only be opened over his dead body. I suggest we take him up on that offer. The only way to avoid finding yourselves on the front pages is for one of you to kill Wadsworth. Now."
Clue: Sabotage on the High Seas

**Clue: Sabotage on the High Seas** is an escape room-styled board game based on *Clue* released in late 2022.

## Description

You’ve accepted an invitation to an all-expenses-paid vacation aboard the Lady Marigold II luxury yacht, a sought-after casino owned by Captain Melville. One night, a storm rolls in and the captain is spotted face down in the sea! As the boat takes on water, you and your fellow players are put to the test: Work together to escape the yacht and determine who pushed the captain overboard, where it happened, and why. The Clue Sabotage on the High Seas Escape & Solve Mystery board game combines the intrigue and characters of the classic murder mystery game Clue with a riveting escape room experience. Players move their pawns around the gameboard that's built room-by-room, as they explore the yacht, draw cards, solve puzzles, unlock new rooms on the ship, and use deduction to uncover clues. After escaping the yacht, players review the clues to make a correct accusation and win the game! This fun family board game is for 1-6 players, ages 10+, and makes a great gift for mystery fans.

* Escape and solve the mystery game: Clue Sabotage on the High Seas offers the intrigue of the classic murder mystery game, Clue, with a mysterious new story and a dynamic escape room game format. 1-6 players
* Cooperative 1-time resolution game: In the Clue Escape & Solve Mystery game, players join forces and use detection skills to escape the yacht, then they work together to solve the mystery of the lost captain
* Dynamic Game Board: Players move their pawns around the board exploring the yacht. The game board builds and changes, revealing rooms and tracks as players solve puzzles that unlock the ship
* Collect tracks: find out who, where and why win Track tracks and collect evidence for the final resolution. The more clues you gather, the easier it is to make the right accusation
* For friends and family game nights: Players from 10 years can immerse themselves in this one-game film experience. It is a mysterious board game that will attract everything in a story that you will not forget
* Mystery games are great family gifts: Strategy table games are great gifts for families who love to play indoor games together.
Clue (1992 video game)

***Clue: Parker Brothers' Classic Detective Game*** is a North American-exclusive video game published for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System and Sega Genesis video game consoles. It is based on the popular board game of the same name.

The game was shown for preview at the Summer CES in May 1992 with plans of distribution for that fall at a MSRP US$49.99.

## Gameplay

Up to six people can play, using any controller. The object, as in the board game, is to determine who murdered Mr. Boddy, where the crime took place, and which weapon was used.

Each player is dealt a number of cards. Each card eliminates a suspect, weapon, or room. Each player can view their own cards during their turn. A die is rolled, and the six players (represented by the six suspects Miss Scarlet, Col. Mustard, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock, and Prof. Plum) move around the board. Upon entering one of the nine rooms on the board, the player must make a suggestion, choosing a suspect and a weapon (the room the player is in is automatically chosen). The suspect is summoned to that room, a vignette is shown, showing who or what was in that room, or who held the weapon. This would result in a clue given, such as "Miss Scarlet was in the Lounge" or "No one had the wrench". On the highest difficulty, the clues given are less broad, like in the board game, with clues only given that the chosen suspect or weapon was or wasn't in the room.

A player can, on their turn, make an interrogation, wherein they can choose a suspect, a weapon, and a room. A longer vignette is shown, playing out the scenario as the player chose; for example, if Miss Scarlet is in the lounge with the lead pipe, the vignette goes: "The lounge was warm. It was cozy enough for a nap... A long nap. Miss Scarlet laughed as she fixed her hair. She picked up the pipe". At this point, one of the other players, if they are in possession of a card that eliminates any of those factors, shows on screen that they have proof that the scenario could not have happened. If none of the other players are in possession of such a card, the interrogating player is not proved wrong. Players may make two interrogations per game.

A player can, on their turn, make an accusation, which plays out similar to an interrogation, unless if the player is incorrect, they are eliminated from the game. If they are correct, the actual suspect is seen killing Mr. Boddy in addition to the vignette and is then seen being arrested. The accusing player is the winner.