Scorecard #1

Clue's Score

So today, I am going to do several scorecards for some games. This first one will be about clue. It will inlcude 4 rounds, and I am going to explain the rules for the game, pieces, etc. We are going to have fun with this. Keep on going!

So here is something that you should know about clue before I show you some scores. Clue is a mystery game. All players are trying to solve the mystery. The one who figures out the mystery wins. The mystery is this:Find out who the killer was, what weapon it is, and in what room. If you get all three, then you should win, unless, of course, someone get lucky before you and just takes a great guess. That's the bascs. Now, let's get into details.

Setup

Take a token and put it in the assigned colored space

Place each weapon in a random room

Sort the cards by type into three groups: Suspects, Rooms, and Weapons

Shuffle. Depending on how many players, you will divide them evenly among them

On your checklist, check off all the cards you have in your hand

You are ready to play!

Roll the dice. The player with the highest number goes first, then go clockwise.
If someone is Scarlett, then that player will go first, then go clockwise
Take turns. The one who solves the case wins!

Now you have your setup. You also have your rules. Surprise! So now I am going to show you a sample of what your check list should look like, and then a final score. To find out more about Clue, click here.

Check List for Clue
Rooms	Weapons	People	Yes
Living Room	Knife	Scarlett	Yes
Billard Room	Rope	Mr. Green	Yes
Ball Room	Gun	Colonial Mustard	Yes
Kitchen	Candlestick	Professor Plum	Yes
Dining Romm	Wrench	Peacock	Yes
Library	Mrs. White	Lead Pipe	Yes
Conservetory	Dr. Orchid	None to be listed	Yes
Lounge	Miss Peach	None to be listed	Yes

So now you got your check list, and all, so now it is time for some scorecards of a game of what it might look like

Scorecard #1:Clue
Scorecard #2:Soccer
Scorecard#3:Hide-n-Seek
Rounds

Scores
Round 1			Round 2		Round 3			Round 4
Mom	Dad	Rachel	Jamie	Faith	Jesse	Seth	Gracie	William	Charlie
Win	Lose	Lose	Win	Lose	Win	Lose	Lose	Win	Lose
Lose	Lose	Win	Lose	Win	Lose	Win	Lose	Lose	Win
Lose	Win	Lose	Lose	Win	Lose	Lose	Win	Win	Lose

People are playing mulitple games. Where it says "rounds" it means that they switched to another group. In case you are confused by all that. Remeber:Rounds=People switching with previous group to play. And the Columns represents how many games were played. Now, I am going to give you a couple links that will lead you to other scorecards. May or may not be the same way. Here's an image. I put it in because it looks cool.