本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛这个游戏有8个角色:商人,检票员, 魔术师, 贵族, 农夫, 小提琴手, 网球明星, 和医生, 换而言之需要8位玩家.
当人数凑齐以后,我会给每位嫌疑犯一份5至6业的关于他/她自己的"历史". 游戏是现场, 不过可以尝试在网络上进行, 我们会用Skype, Gmail 和 Twitter 作为联络工具. 每人都有自己发言和辩解的机会.
以下是简介和游戏的规则.:
Description
This is a murder mystery game/story that requires 8 people to solve.. Each person is supposed to read a single part by themselves, and then improvise the part with the seven other people (who have all also read their parts). Be careful, because while you want to share the dirt you have on others, you also want to cover up the information that makes you seem culpable. At the end of the night, everyone must vote on who they think the murderer is. If the murderer fools everyone, he/she wins!
Great for murder mystery dinner parties!
Ground Rules
• Do not show this script to anyone else at any time.
• Please refrain from reading directly from the script when presenting evidence to others, unless you find it absolutely necessary.
• Play your character to some modest degree. You need not go to great efforts to mimic the character's personality - although it would be much more fun if you did - but at least speak as though you were your character (i.e. “I saw such-and-such an event” instead of “my character saw...,” and so on).
• If someone asks you a basic question about your character that you should know (e.g. your age), but the information was not provided in your story, you may make something up - just as long as it's consistent with the rest of your story.
• This story contains historical falsities and devices of science fiction. Take them for granted (but not anything else).
Lying
Lie with caution. Your story interweaves with the stories of many other people who may know things about you that you might not think they know.
You may not lie about the following things:
•Something you heard someone else say.
•An action you saw someone else doing.
•Something that you saw someone else carrying.
•A piece of background information about someone else, unless you are involved in their background story.
You may lie about the following things:
• Something that you said or did.
• A piece of background information about yourself, or about someone else if you were involved in their background story.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
当人数凑齐以后,我会给每位嫌疑犯一份5至6业的关于他/她自己的"历史". 游戏是现场, 不过可以尝试在网络上进行, 我们会用Skype, Gmail 和 Twitter 作为联络工具. 每人都有自己发言和辩解的机会.
以下是简介和游戏的规则.:
Description
This is a murder mystery game/story that requires 8 people to solve.. Each person is supposed to read a single part by themselves, and then improvise the part with the seven other people (who have all also read their parts). Be careful, because while you want to share the dirt you have on others, you also want to cover up the information that makes you seem culpable. At the end of the night, everyone must vote on who they think the murderer is. If the murderer fools everyone, he/she wins!
Great for murder mystery dinner parties!
Ground Rules
• Do not show this script to anyone else at any time.
• Please refrain from reading directly from the script when presenting evidence to others, unless you find it absolutely necessary.
• Play your character to some modest degree. You need not go to great efforts to mimic the character's personality - although it would be much more fun if you did - but at least speak as though you were your character (i.e. “I saw such-and-such an event” instead of “my character saw...,” and so on).
• If someone asks you a basic question about your character that you should know (e.g. your age), but the information was not provided in your story, you may make something up - just as long as it's consistent with the rest of your story.
• This story contains historical falsities and devices of science fiction. Take them for granted (but not anything else).
Lying
Lie with caution. Your story interweaves with the stories of many other people who may know things about you that you might not think they know.
You may not lie about the following things:
•Something you heard someone else say.
•An action you saw someone else doing.
•Something that you saw someone else carrying.
•A piece of background information about someone else, unless you are involved in their background story.
You may lie about the following things:
• Something that you said or did.
• A piece of background information about yourself, or about someone else if you were involved in their background story.更多精彩文章及讨论，请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net