A murder mystery dinner · October 1926
The family has invited a famous medium to speak with the late master of the house. At the séance table, she drinks from her glass and falls dead. Everyone at that table had a reason to keep the spirits quiet.
Pick how many are coming. The page numbers and the run sheet stay the same at every size, so you can change your mind later.
Fill in what you know. It appears on the printed invitations, the images you send, the place cards and the cast list. Leave anything blank and the page prints an elegant line to write on instead. Saved in this browser only.
Shown on every invitation.
Type a guest's name next to a role. Roles beyond your number of guests are grayed out; their clue arrives on a table card. A phone number or email address stays in this browser: it is never printed or put on an image. The chat link works with one chat app only; for any other app, use Share or Copy text.
Names only are enough. The phone and email fields are optional shortcuts.
Every guest gets four images of 1080 × 1350 pixels: their invitation with the date, time and address, both pages of their booklet, and one image to open alone, which answers "Did you poison Madame Zora?" in small print. Names come from Who plays whom above. Your own card sends the group invitation on its own; your pages stay with you. On this screen a guest's booklet pages and answer stay sealed, in the small previews and when shown larger.
Every page of the kit in print order. The guests' booklets, all course cards, the table cards and exhibits, the answer strips and the solution stay sealed on this screen and print normally; only your own booklet, Alex Ashcombe's, shows here. Pages you do not need at your number of guests are faded here and left out when you print.