
For weeks, people have been pouring into the small western town of Deadwood for the biggest poker tournament this side of the Mississippi.
From outlaws to marshals to saloon girls, the vast array of visitors and residents of Deadwood have made this small western frontier town THE place to be.
As the festivities of the poker tournament conclude, a celebration party is planned at the Deadwood Saloon to award the prize money for the tournament and to celebrate what is hoped to be a very financially successful venture for the saloon.
With a smattering of bandits, bank owners, saloon girls, gamblers, east coast debutantes, and a few of the locals, this is guaranteed to make for a very interesting evening indeed.
YOU WOULD BE A FOOL TO MISS THIS CELEBRATION
The rules at the Deadwood Saloon
Whether this is your first murder-mystery experience or your fortieth, each murdermystery experience is different and has different rules pertaining. Here are some tips to review to help make sure the night is an unforgettable experience.
1) Read Your Character Sheet— This contains your identity and all the information you will need to play your part.
2) Don’t Reveal Everything About Your Character —While there are many things that everyone needs to know about you, there are some things that should remain secret. Use your discretion as to not give too much away-- you may find out at the party that you are the killer indeed!
3) Dress The Part— It’s a proven fact that the more into character you are the easier it will be for you to truly enjoy all the aspects of the night. In addition, it adds to the excitement, the photo opportunities, and your chance to be voted best dressed.
4) Review the Gazette — Included in this invite will be The Deadwood Gazette. Review this gazette for it includes background information (such as the other characters attending the party) that may come in useful the night of the party.
5) Use Your Money Creatively — Upon arrival, you will receive $500 to spend any way you choose. Bribery and blackmail are two of the most common uses we found (and highly encouraged). The wealthiest player at the end of the night will also receive an award for their ability to turn a profit.