Medieval Marriage and Murder

Medieval Marriage and Murder

  • Players: 8-13
  • Required Characters: 1 Male   1 Female   6 Any Gender
  • Optional Characters: 2 Male   3 Any Gender
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  • Theme: Treason, Smuggling, Revenge, Medieval
  • Type: Mix & Mingle Mysteries
€14.99
This should have been a happy time at the Royal Court as the whole castle prepares for the wedding of Princess Eloise and Baron Gorgo.

Tragedy strikes when the King falls from a window high in the tower housing, amongst other things, the council chamber. Only a few other people were in the tower at the time of the King's death, and none of them have been allowed to leave since the King's death.

A banquet was already prepared and laid out in the tower, so the suspects are locked in overnight, while they try to discover how the King died.

However, the big question is: Did the King simply fall out of the window, or was he the victim of foul play?

Complete Character List

Listing for maximum number of players in alphabetical order. There are 8 required characters and 5 optional characters.

Optional characters can be used in any combination.

male

Squire Roland


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Squire Roland looks after Chancellor Underhand. Roland is either dressed in tights and a tunic, or else in shabby down-at-heel clothes.
male

Baron Gorgo


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Betrothed to Princess Eloise. Very ambitious and never lets anyone or anything get in the way of what he wants. Dresses in furs and jewellery to show off his wealth and power.
male

Friar Ermita


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Friar Ermita lives a very frugal existence. He always dresses in a dark robe or tunic. He always carries his Bible with him so he can read out some words of wisdom at a moment's notice.
female

Princess Eloise


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Daughter of the King and heir to the throne. Dresses like a true princess and likes to be pampered.
any

Taylor Woolman


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The Tailor/Seamstress is well-known all over the kingdom and beyond. Taylor is making both the Princess' dress and the King's robes for the wedding. Dresses like a servant, but with pins and cotton at the ready.
any

Maddox


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A servant at the Royal Court. Maddox is usually ignored by everyone in the Castle except the Cook and other servants. Dresses simply as they are the lowest of the servants.
any

Mystic Auralias


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Court Mystic and advisor to the King. Auralias is known for the powerful magic the Mystic can perform. Dresses in capes and mystical bracelets.
any

Prince/Princess Regan


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Regan's brother was the King so they have been royalty their entire life. Regan dresses like a true prince or princess (depending on who's playing the part).
any

Harley Quinn


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The Jester is unmistakeable in a colourful outfit, sometimes with bells on their hat, so you always known when Harley Quinn is in the room. Will the Jester tell jokes, do some juggling, or maybe a comical dance?
any

Chancellor Underhand


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The Chancellor of the neighbouring kingdom. Fond of their robes and the rings and chains of office.
any

Cook


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The Head of the Kitchens at the Royal Court. Generally referred to simply as Cook. Looks much like the servants except for the chef's hat.
any

Captain Merek


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The King's Personal Bodyguard. Dresses in black leather most of the time, or at least black trousers and tunic. Ready to leap to the King's defence at a moment's notice.
any

Amara


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Mysterious advisor to Chancellor Underhand. Always dressed in black robes, Amara looks intimidating as they sweep through the Castle.


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How To Play A Mix & Mingle Murder Mystery

Our mix & mingle party games are designed to be played by the combination of players listed on the game. Some require a specific number of male and female players, some have interchangeable players. There is also a minimum and maximum number of players listed for each game, but you can use the same version of game for any number of players. This gives you maximum flexibility when choosing your game and guest list.

What Is Included In Your Download

Your download should include a ZIP file with which once un-zipped you should have the following folders and files.

  • Character Sheets/booklets
  • Confessions
  • Solution
  • Instructions
  • Player Rules
  • Invitations
  • Nametags
  • Scavenger Objects

How To Use The Game

Produce Invitations

Within the files downloaded is the 'Invitation' for you to print out and send to your guests. The invitation is double sided giving the information need for those participating in the game before they arrive. Once printed all you need to do is put the guests name on the front, and indicate which character they are playing, that way if they choose to dress up for the event they know what to look out for in the way of costume. (Please be aware that this file shows the invitation in Landscape view – you need to adjust your print settings accordingly).

Character Sheets

The Character Script pages are designed for double side printing, and should be printed then folded. If your printer does not have the facility to double side print, just print the 'even' pages and this will give your what you need, fold these in half and write the character name and round number on each.

Confessions

The Confessions are for the guest (or guests) that ultimately get arrested at the end of the game. The confessions explain if they actually committed the crime or not. If they did not commit the crime the confession does not give the solution. These should be printed out and folded as the Character Scripts.

The Solution

The Solution is similar to the Confessions except that it gives the name of the Guilty Party at the top, so take care when printing this so you don't see who did it too early.

Scavenger Hunt

The Mix & Mingle Mysteries include an optional scavenger hunt which can reveal additional clues and 2 weapons that players can use once against each other. If you use these weapons then you can also try to solve those murders as well, even though they don't directly affect the main story. The Scavenger Hunt takes place just before Round 3. Any murdered players can continue to ask questions as an "Investigator" but can not answer questions about their former character.

Making The Most Of Your Theme

Where and how you run your game can make a real difference to its feel. All the mix & mingle games are set at some type of party, usually with a buffet, but decorating your house or garden to match the setting can be fun and add to the atmosphere. Each Mix & Mingle Murder/Mystery has it's own Pinterest page with ideas and suggestions to help you with food and decoration.

Player Reviews

I hosted the Medieval Marriage & Murder Mystery and thoroughly enjoyed every moment of it!
- Grace