'Murder in the Wild West (Teen)'  Game Synopsis


8 to 14 Guests

Sheriff T. Pott is due to join the lavish party being thrown at the Last Chance Saloon, when shots ring out and the Sheriff falls dead from the balcony. Host your own party to find the answer to ‘who shot the Sheriff’.

Join the guests at Lil's Last Chance Saloon in Dodgy City for an evening of fun and laughter. Now that Marshall T. Pott has cleaned up the town what could go wrong. A wild west adventure for 8 to 14 players.


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Contents

  • Host Instructions
  • Guest Instructions
  • Character Descriptions
  • Character Motives
  • Game Clues
  • Print-able Invitations
  • Email-able Invitations
  • Invitation Tracking
  • Name Tags
  • Pre-Game Clues
  • Suggested Recipes
  • Tips from Other Hosts
  • Bulk Emailing Tools
  • Scripts (Large Group Games Only)
  • Cast Materials (Large Group Games Only)

Team-Building Features (Available only in Team Building version)

  • Facilitator's Instructions
  • Team Assignments Tools
  • Team Building Activities
  • Table Tents
  • Team Building Tips and Suggestions
  • Questionnaires and Team Review Tools
  • Awards

Murder Mystery Reviews

I used the Murder in the Wild West (Teen version) my our daughter''s 14th birthday. I think the storyline was good and the kids enjoyed themselves. However, I did spend a lot of time printing out the clues and stuffing them into envelopes. I think that if they sell ready-made kits at a reasonable price, it would be a great improvement to the game. Overall, i still rate this game as excellent because I think the storyline and characters were interesting.
Monica S. - Illinois, USA
Saturday, May 29, 2010
We played this for a youth party with our church. Several of the youth were unable to come so we had to substitute some of the roles with adults. Overall, everyone enjoyed the game. It would have been more fun if everyone would have been in costume and stayed in character during the entire game. Also, we played this outside and it was easy to decorate. We served hot dogs (roasted over a fire) chili and cheese dip. As well as chips and s''mores. We served drinks in the saloon. The drinks were glass bottles of root beer and cream soda.
Robyn T. - , Oklahoma
Monday, November 02, 2009
LOTS OF FUN AT THE SPECIAL BIRTHDAY PARTY... FUN WAS HAD BY ALL IT LOOKS LIKE!....go K-STATE~~~!!!!!!!
Gloria
Sunday, October 25, 2009

Characters


 Ace Lender
Bank Manager

Manager of the Dodgy City Bank

Marie McCousin
Female Ranch Owner

Owner of the Lazy B Ranch.

Woody Box
Undertaker

Partner in Boot Hill Burials, the Dodgy City Cemetery and undertaking business.

Lily White
Saloon Owner

Owner of Lil's Last Chance Saloon in Dodgy City.

General Custard
Cavalry General

Commander of the US Cavalry batallion at Fort Dodgy.

Lowerwatha
Native American

Native American who always talks in Longfellow style rhyme.

Blaise F Glory
Bounty Hunter

Travelling bounty hunter

Scarlett O Lahlah
Dancer

Dancer in Lil's Last Chance Saloon.

Russell Horses
Cowboy

Cowboy and hired hand.

Dot Dash
Telegraph Operator

Union Pacific telegraph operator.

Whyat Twerp
Deputy Sheriff

Deputy Sheriff in Dodgy City.

Julie Elected
Mayor

Dodgy City's first lady Mayor.

Juan Eye
Cowboy

Cowboy and cattle dealer.

Little Careless
Native American squaw

Native American squaw.


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