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C LASSIC D ETECTIVE G AME For 3 to 6 players / Ages 8 to adult Rules ©1986 Hasbro, Inc. Printed in U.S.A. Object Mr. Boddy — apparently the victim of foul play — is found in one of the rooms of his mansion. To win, you must determine the answers to these three questions: Who done it? Where? and with What Weapon? Equipment • Clue ® Game Boar[...]
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Page 2
3. Place the empty envelope marked “Case File CONFIDENTIAL ” onto the “X” in the center of the board. 4. Sort the pack of cards into three groups: Suspects, Rooms and Weapons. Shuffle each group separately and place each face down on the table. Then — so no one can see them — take the top card from each group and place it into the envel[...]
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Page 3
• It is possible that your opponents might block any and all doors and trap you in a room. If this happens, you must wait for someone to move and un-block a door so you can leave! Making a Suggestion As soon as you enter a room, make a Suggestion. By making Suggestions throughout the game, you try to determine — by process of elimination — wh[...]
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Page 4
• You do continue to try to prove your opponents ’ Suggestions false. • Your opponents may continue to move your token into the various Rooms where they make Suggestions. • If after making a false Accusation your token is blocking a door, move it into that room so that other players may enter. Winning You win the game if your Accusation is [...]