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Every person will be a detective, and also a murder mystery writer.




This is how it works:

1. On each weekend, participants will post a new mystery case and choose which case(s) they want to solve.
2. By the end of the week they will have to submit a case report to the GM stating as detailed as possible regarding their investigation. Case reports will be posted in IC after solutions are posted.
3. Points will be awarded to each gumshoe on how well they do in the cases. For example for correctly identifying the:
    a. Motive
    b. Means
    c. Opportunity
    d. Murderer

4. Points will also be awarded to murder mystery writer through survey on how good (based on how interesting it is) their mysteries are.
5. You may choose to stop for a week or two by telling the GM beforehand.
6. You may choose as many cases to solve or write as many cases as you want, but if you are participating make sure to at least choose one case to solve.

Theme and Role-Play

1. There is no lore or background setting, so you are free to set your mystery in a fantasy/sci-fi/horror/etc themes.
2. CS can be created per case, or reused whichever suit your case. Lore-friendly is not the main concern here, but you may want to stay immersive.
3. As an investigator you may role-play your investigation process, or you can simply post a case report at the end of the week.
4. As a mystery writer you may choose to reveal clues slowly over the week or even interact with the participants (if you can handle the workload), or you can post the solution all at once.
5. Cooperative mode: if a case is too hard you may choose to team up as well. You may even set up a detective agency and get it going as cases come.

Anyone interested? Looking for a Co-GM as well
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As to how to use the points earned, I'm thinking of a skill tree or things you can buy
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