Blaubart Murderous Dinner Party - The Godfather of Chicago - Crime Dinner for Home 6 to 8 People - Exciting Crime Dinner Game - Crime Game for Adults

The Murderous Dinner Party is a murder mystery dinner to take home. An evening among friends, relatives and acquaintances. But the idyll is deceptive: a murderer is sitting at table with you! Now it is time to expose the perpetrator. Dialogue scenes, hidden clues, treacherous letters, shocking photos and secret documents help. And a voice that has other surprises ready. It won't be that easy, because each of the guests has a dark secret ... Chicago 1933. The mafia is seething. President Roosevelt wants to lift prohibition! That would spoil the honorable gentlemen's most lucrative business. Faced with this crisis, the warring Mafia clans Linguine and Calzone have decided to sign a ceasefire. Its most important members meet in the back room of a secret bar serving alcohol, a so-called speakeasy, while a dead man is laid out in the Chicago morgue. Father Angelo was riddled with a volley of machine guns in his confessional. "The signature of the Mafia," says Agent Eliot Ness, who fights organized crime. And he also knows where to find the culprit ... The rolesDonna Angelica Linguine, the clan boss. Nonna Valentina Linguine, mother-in-law of the clan chief. Lucrezia Linguine, daughter of Angelica. Maria Linguine, Lucrezia's unequal twin sister. Don Vito Calzone, the godfather. Cesare Calzone, Don Vito's eldest son. Sonny Calzone, Cesare's crazy little brother. Father Camillo, a distant cousin. Contents of the Spielbox1 party planner for the course of the game with tips for designing the evening, menu and music suggestions; 8 role books for the guests with dialogues, clues and clever game strategies; 8 invitations with character descriptions and costume suggestions; 8 secret clues with surprising revelations and mysterious clues; 8 place cards; 1 radio play CD with information on the murder hunt and the solution to the murder case (MP3 via download link). Safety Warning No warning required