Ho Ho Homicide 8-12 Players

With the Christmas season well on its way, everyone
at the North Pole is working hard to make this a holiday to

remember. Despite the efforts of the arctic inhabitants, productivity is
at an all-time low, upsetting many and putting Santa’s legacy at stake.
Desperate for a change, there are many who are willing to do almost
anything to increase efficiency and restore peace at the North Pole.
But only one who will go too far and commit an act of murder in
this mystical place.
Will it be the audacious elf who believes they could run the
workshop better? The remorseful reindeer ready to hide their secrets? Or
possibly the unwavering wife who will do anything to protect her husband
through any ordeal?
As you join together for a holly, jolly Christmas party you will mingle
with magical guests. In the end, you will need to decipher between the evil
and the innocent, the righteous and the responsible, the naughty and the nice.
To ensure that the Christmas legacy continues unchanged, you will be called upon to employ
your sleuthing skills to make certain that the criminal is caught!
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Ho Ho Host’s Guide
Thank you for choosing Ho Ho Homicide

We are confident that you will find this comprehensive packet to provide everything that you will want and need to run
your very own murder mystery party—one that your guests will be talking about for weeks, if not longer.
This murder mystery experience is designed to be easy to run and fun to play for all the guests involved. The game is
played with all of your guests having active roles in the game and each guest having objectives to complete. These objectives
keep the party from being pre-scripted and allow your guests to draw their own conclusions as to the motives and the
identity of the murderer. This format also allows for great mingling amongst your guests and ensures that all of your guests
feel included. Before the night is through, each guest will have discovered that they have a motive for killing the victim and
be inclined to protect their innocence as well as seek out the murderer. To add to the experience and suspense of the night,
the murder happens during the party, not before, as in some other murder mystery games. The victim is also allowed to play
along after they ‘die,’ since they do not know who murdered them. Ho Ho Homicide is certain to be a hit with all of your
guests.
The following pages contain a simple list of things you need to do as host in order to have the party run smoothly. Once
the party is going, it is up to the guests to make the most of it—something you will be surprised at how well they do.
Assigning the Characters

• You, as host, will need to decide upon a character for each of your guests. The easiest way to assign the charac-
ters is to read the character descriptions and match each character with the guest that you feel suits that particular
character the best. Santa Claus, Mrs. Claus and/or Sparky are good choices for the host/hostess.
• If you choose NOT to know the murderer, you can simply choose NOT to read the character descriptions or ex-
amine the evidence before the party. While you will be able to play along with everyone else, you will not be able
to read the descriptions when assigning the characters. (You will find a short list of the characters with descrip-
tions on the next page.)
• Because this party is dependent on at least 8 people showing up, you may want to determine ahead of time
which guests are attending before assigning characters.
• It is recommended that you send out the general invite, guest list and “Holiday Times” page with an RSVP date
of two weeks before the party. After your guests RSVP positive, you can send them their character sheet.
• The killer will not know they are the murderer until they open their second envelope at the party.
• The victim will not know they are the victim until they get to the party. The victim will not have a list of objectives
for after the murder. If the victim wishes to play along after the murder, they can do so without an identity. If you
have an extra identity (that is, a role that is not being played), they can also assume that identity if they so choose.
• If you are short of 12 guests, the game can be played without the following characters: Sparky, Cupid, Mrs. Claus
and Dasher (eliminating Sparky first, Cupid second, etc.). If Sparky has been eliminated, the victim will assume that
role after death.
• Good suggestions for assigning couples include: Santa and Mrs. Claus, Cupid and Dasher or Dusty.
• Is this mystery suitable for youths and/or church groups? Yes. There is reference to drinking eggnog, but it is
explained in the materials that eggnog has “disorienting effects” for reindeer.
• You may want to serve eggnog at your party. There are some objectives where having eggnog at the party will ben-
efit the story line.
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Guest totals: With 12 guests: 4 male characters, 2 female characters, 6 gender-neutral characters (roles that
can be assumed by either a male or female guest). With 8 guests: 3 male and 5 gender-neutral.
Santa Claus—Leader of North Pole Operations. With the changing times, Santa has a lot to do to keep up
with the current state of the world AND make sure his legacy lives on untainted. Male.
Mrs. Claus—Wife to Santa. As matriarch of the North Pole, Mrs. Claus is worried about some of her husband’s
decisions and may have to exert her power to get her way! Female.
Jingle—Head Elf. Groomed from adolescence to be Santa’s right-hand elf, Jingle oversees every aspect of the
North Pole operations and events. Jingle is the elf to whom others answer to. Male or female.
Jangle—Elf. In charge of toy-designing, Jangle has a knack for making plans that some may see as outdated. Is
Jangle’s time in the workshop up or is there another reason for the lacking toy production? Male or female.
Spanky—Elf. While children around the world are familiar with Santa’s “naughty and nice” list, few realize that
Spanky also makes an identical list for the those working at the North Pole. Male or female.
Bouncy—Elf. In charge of the reindeer, Bouncy is allowed to care for the animals, but that is where their deci-
sions end. Male or female.
Sparky—Elf. Tired of always being a worker-elf, Sparky is ready to use their wits and resources to promote their
position. Sparky will take charge if anyone steps out of line. Male or female.
Rudolph—Reindeer. With his position on the sleigh team guaranteed, Rudolph has not been living up to his
potential and testing his boundaries. Male.
Dasher—Reindeer. As the fastest reindeer, Dasher’s speed prevents him from being removed from the sleigh….
unless he is found guilty of something terrible! Male.
Cupid—Reindeer. The belle of the barn, Cupid is a sucker for true love and appears to be more worried about
her beau’s position on the sleigh than her own. Female.
Blitzen—Reindeer. A committed team player, Blitzen simply wants to see the sleigh team get faster to ease
Santa’s worries. Male or female.
Dusty—Reindeer. With his sights set on joining Santa’s sleigh team, Dusty has worked hard and proven them-
selves a worthy reindeer. However, it will just take an opening on the sleigh for Dusty to be in! Male.

CHARACTER GUEST ASSIGNED
Santa Claus—Leader of North Pole Operations. Male. Holly, jolly and
boastful, the character who plays Santa will need to be welcoming and
capture the attention of a crowd. This may be a good role for the host to play.
Mrs. Claus—Wife to Santa. Female. Motherly and loyal, but to whom

she is loyal to is questionable.
Jingle—Head Elf. Male or female. Since Jingle is in charge of a lot of

people, this character must be confident and detail-oriented when
communicating with others.
Jangle—Elf. Male or female. This character is a very hardworking

individual and will not let others minimize their accomplishments for
any reason.
Spanky—Elf. Male or female. The guest is opinionated and forthright with

the information they hold. This elf will not be afraid to express their
opinions at the party.
Bouncy—Elf. Male or female. This guest should be a care-giving character,

someone who is comfortable being in charge and directing the other guests.
Sparky—Elf. Male or female. Disenchanted with their fellow elves, this

character is self-promoting and not afraid to expose others. The guest will
need to be comfortable talking to the group as a whole and individuals on
a one-to-one basis, as they will be the investigator following the murder.
This may be a good role for the host/hostess to play to ensure the investigation
is brought to closure.
Rudolph—Reindeer. Male. This character is arrogant, lazy and slow

with little regard for what their actions do to others.
Dasher—Reindeer. Male. This guest should be hard-working and serious.

A no-nonsense character who is focused and driven.
Cupid—Reindeer. Female. This guest is highly sociable, friendly, and

devoted to her mate.
Blitzen—Reindeer. Male or female. Devious and secretive, Blitzen has a

lot to hide and cares more about covering up their secrets than finding out others.
This guest should be good at lying and creating deceptions and diversions.
Dusty—Reindeer. Male. Hard working and deliberate, Dusty will go to any

means to achieve the goal of joining the sleigh team. This guest must be willing
to take advantage of situations and exploit others.

Making the Invitations
Before the party, each guest must receive three things: (1) the invitation, (2) the Holiday Times newsletter and (3) their
character description.
THE INVITATION
• To make the invitations, first input your party details on the invite page.
• Then, print out the number of invites that you need onto 8.5” x 11” paper.
(You may print on nicer paper, such as parchment, to add authenticity to the invitation.)
• Fold each invite in quarters.
• Invite should fit nicely into an invitation sized envelope (4 3/8” x 5 3/4”).
THE HOLIDAY TIMES NEWSLETTER
• If you wish to conserve printer ink you can either color copy the first version of the newsletter (page 7) or print the
second version of the newsletter (page 8). If you wish for the second version to be more authentic, you can photocopy
or print it onto high-quality paper.
CHARACTER DESCRIPTION
• You need to assign each guest a character to be at the party. (See the previous sections.)
-- You may also utilize the downloadable invitations provided for you on the website after purchase. Each invitation
is a pdf that has the above information for each character. This allows you to email your guests their information directly
without having to print and mail the information. Please keep in mind that there is not a place to enter in the date, time
or address of the party within the emailable invite, so you will have to inform your guests of that information in another
fashion.
Preparing the Materials for the Party

• Cut out and make name tags for the guests. (You can print out the name tags onto on adhesive label paper or print out
on regular paper and include a pin with the name tags so that the guests can secure them to their outfits.) Name tag
template is compatible with Avery labels 15163, 18163, 5163, 5263, 5523, 5663, 5963, 8163, 8253, 8463, 8663
and 8763.
• Photocopy the print out of the money onto green paper. You will need as many copies as there are guests
attending. Trim the money and bundle them in packages of $500.
— To skip this step, you can purchase fake/play money rather inexpensively at a novelty or party store and use the
fake/play money instead of the paper money.
• Cut the objective sheets in half on the dashed lines.
• Label two envelopes with each character’s name. Label one envelope with an (A) and one with a (B) for each charac-
ter. On the (B) envelope, also put “DO NOT OPEN until AFTER the murder.”
In the (A) envelopes, place: a name tag, safety pin(s) to adhere the name tag, a bundle of money and the left side of the
character’s objective sheet that has objectives for the beginning of the party.
In the (B) envelopes, place: the right side of the objective sheet for each character which has objectives for after the mur-
der happens. In addition, place the following:
— Exhibit A in Santa Claus’ (B) envelope. — Exhibit E in Jangle’s (B) envelope.

— Exhibit C & D in Bouncy’s (B) envelope. — Exhibit F in Spanky’s (B) envelope.
Have the (A) & (B) envelopes on hand to give to the guests as they arrive.
• In a separate envelope place the Investigation sheet and label it as “Investigation.”
• In a separate envelope place the Evidence Presentation and Exhibit B and label it as “Evidence.”
• Place the solution in a sealed envelope and label it “Solution.”
• Keep the “introduction,” the “investigation envelope,” the “evidence envelope” and the “solution envelope” in a safe and
convenient location so you can hand them out throughout the night as guests need them.
• Make enough copies of the Who Dunnit voting sheets for the number of guests you have coming. Cut the pages along
the dashed lines.
• Make copies of the smoking gun award, as there may be multiple people who guess the murderer.
– You can print or photocopy the certificates onto parchment paper for a more official look.

Party Schedule
• Most likely, the party will take 2-4 hours. The party length will depend on a number of factors, including the number
of guests, whether you are serving a meal, how well your guests mingle, etc.
• The party may be longer if you choose to serve dinner, although much of the mingling done during Stage 2 may be
done at the dinner table as well.
• Because the party is not pre-scripted, but set up in stages, as host it is important to observe the guests’ behavior and
move onto the next stage when you feel it is most appropriate. This will give everyone enough time to enjoy all aspects
of the party and enable it to move along at an enjoyable pace.
Stage One: The Guests Arrive

• Have the guests’ name tags, bundle of money and their (A) and (B) envelopes available for them.
Stage Two: Introduction

• After all of the guests have arrived, hand Santa Claus the Introduction and have them read it aloud to everyone.
• Have time for guests to mingle and complete their objectives.
• This may require 30-60 minutes depending on how well your guests know each other.
• If serving dinner, this may be a good time for dinner to be served.
Stage Three: Murder & Investigation

• When the guests start to settle down and you are sure the victim has completed all of their objectives, you will arrange
for the lights to go out and a loud “bang” to sound.
• When the lights come back on, the victim will have fallen down “dead.”
• After the victim has “died,” hand Sparky masking tape or chalk, so that they can outline the position of the body on
the floor or ground.
• Have Sparky read the sheet explaining the Investigation.
• The guests will open their (B) envelopes which will have new information and objectives for the guests to complete
now that the murder has occurred.
Stage Four: Evidence Presentation

• When the guests have settled down again, Sparky has collected all of their evidence and you feel as though most
people have completed their objectives, hand Sparky the evidence packet so that they can present the findings of the
evidence at the crime scene to the guests.
• It is best if the evidence is then laid on a table so that everyone may see it.
• Give your guests additional time to review the evidence. You may want to make multiple copies of the evidence so
that it can be seen by everyone.
• Hand out the ‘Who Dunnit’ answer sheets and ask everyone to complete them and hand them back to you during
this time.
Stage Five: The Solution

• When all the ‘Who Dunnit’ sheets are handed in, ask Sparky to read the solution aloud to the guests.
• Using the tally sheet included, calculate who the winners are and award the certificates.
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A Christmas Mystery filled with a
captivating crime and cunning characters
With the Christmas season well on its way, everyone at the North Pole is
working hard to make this a holiday to remember. Despite the efforts of the
arctic inhabitants, productivity is at an all-time low, upsetting many and putting
Santa’s legacy at stake.
Desperate for a change, there are many who are willing to do almost
anything to increase efficiency and restore peace at the North Pole. But there
is only one who will go too far and commit an act of murder in this mystical
place.
Will it be the audacious elf who believes they could run the workshop bet-
ter? The remorseful reindeer ready to hide their secrets? Or possibly the unwav-
ering wife who will do anything to protect her husband through any ordeal?
As you join together for a holly, jolly Christmas party you will mingle with
magical guests. In the end, you will need to decipher between the evil and
the innocent, the righteous and the responsible, the naughty and the nice. To
ensure that the Christmas legacy continues unchanged, you will be called upon
to employ your sleuthing skills to make certain that the criminal is caught!
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Holly, Jolly Christmas Folly!
Rules at the North Pole Please join us for the Holly, Jolly
Whether this is your first murder mystery experience or your fortieth, each murder Christmas Party on
mystery experience is different and has different rules pertaining. Here are some tips
to review to help make sure the night is an unforgettable experience.
Read Your Character Sheet–This contains your identity and all the information
you will need to play your part.
Do not Reveal Everything About Your Character–While there are many Be sure to arrive between the hours
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 of and
the party that you are the killer indeed!
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 You can find the North Pole at
excitement, the photo opportunities, and your chance to be voted best dressed. See
www.nightofmystery.com for costume ideas.
Review Your Materials–Included in this invite will be the “Holiday Times” newslet-
ter. Be sure to review this for it includes background information on the other guests attend-
ing the party. This information may be useful the night of the party. Any questions, please contact
Use Your Money Creatively–Upon arrival, you will receive some money 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 ©2010 Night of Mystery Inc. - www.nightofmystery.com
receive an award for their ability to turn a profit.
Holiday Times
Holly, Jolly Christmas Party!
To celebrate the season and spread Christmas cheer, the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party has
Activities:
* Gingerbread house workshop
tonight in the kitchen.
been planned and promises to be an event that you WILL NOT forget! Among others, * Caroling will convene at the
you are destined to find the following guests spreading Christmas cheer! town center followed by hot
chocolate in Santa’s den.
Santa Claus—Leader of North Pole Sparky—Elf. Tired of always being a
Operations. With the changing times, worker-elf, Sparky is ready to use their * Reindeer games meet at the
barn at sundown.
Santa has a lot to do to keep up with the wits and resources to promote their
current state of the world AND make sure position. Sparky will take charge if anyone
his legacy lives on untainted. steps out of line. Weather:
Cold. Snowy, with more snow
Mrs. Claus—Santa’s Wife. As matriarch Rudolph—Reindeer. With his position on the way. Caution: Roads
of the North Pole, the Mrs. is worried on the sleigh guaranteed, Rudolph has not will be icy!
about some of her husband’s decisions and been living up to his potential and testing
may have to exert her power to get her his boundaries.
way! Dasher—Reindeer. As the fastest reindeer,
Jingle—Head Elf. Groomed from Dasher’s speed prevents him from being
Memo from
adolescence to be Santa’s right-hand elf, removed from the sleigh team… unless he
Jingle oversees every aspect of the North is found guilty of something terrible!
Pole operations and events and is the elf Cupid—Reindeer. The belle of the barn,
the others answer to.
Santa
I think you are all aware of the
Cupid is a sucker for true love and appears growing population and need for
Jangle—Elf. In charge of toy-designing, to be more worried about her beau’s continued growth in the work-
Jangle has a knack for making plans that position on the sleigh than her own. shop. I will be reviewing our
some may see as outdated. Is Jangle’s time Blitzen—Reindeer. A committed team processes to make sure we are
in the workshop up or is there another player, Blitzen simply wants to see the running as efficiently as possible.
reason for the lacking toy production? sleigh team get faster to ease Santa’s Expect some changes this season!
Spanky—Elf . While children around the worries.
world are familiar with Santa’s “naughty Dusty—Reindeer. With his sights set
and nice” list, few realize that Spanky also on joining Santa’s sleigh team, Dusty has Reindeer Speeds:
makes an identical list for the inhabitants worked hard to prove himself a worthy Dasher: 85 mph
of the North Pole. Cupid: 77 mph
reindeer. However, it will take an opening
Blitzen: 82 mph
Bouncy—Elf. In charge of the reindeer, on the sleigh for Dusty to be in!
Rudolph: 72 mph
Bouncy is allowed to care for the animals,
Dusty: 85 mph
but that is where their decisions end.
NUTRITION WARNING
Accident Suspect Still on the Loose
Following a tragic accident last week, Daffy Elf remains in a coma in the infirmary.
Eggnog has been found to cause dis- Daffy was on his way home when he was run over by a reindeer. Hard at work,
orientation in reindeer when consumed Jingle Elf is doing their best to investigate the situation and find the guilty party.
in large quantities. For this reason, rein- On Santa’s command, the culprit responsible will have their flying privileges re-
deer are prohibited from drinking egg- voked, thus ending any chance of making or participating as a member of Santa’s
nog other than at special, supervised sleigh team. While it is a heavy price to pay, some feel that it is not nearly enough!
occasions.

Holiday Times
Holly, Jolly Christmas Party!
To celebrate the season and spread Christmas cheer, the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party has
Activities:
* Gingerbread house workshop
tonight in the kitchen.
been planned and promises to be an event that you WILL NOT forget! Among others, * Caroling will convene at the
you are destined to find the following guests spreading Christmas cheer! town center followed by hot
chocolate in Santa’s den.
Santa Claus—Leader of North Pole Sparky—Elf. Tired of always being a
Operations. With the changing times, worker-elf, Sparky is ready to use their wits * Reindeer games meet at the
Santa has a lot to do to keep up with the and resources to promote their position. barn at sundown.
current state of the world AND make sure Sparky will take charge if anyone steps out
his legacy lives on untainted. of line. Weather:
Cold. Snowy, with more snow
Mrs. Claus—Santa’s Wife. As matriarch Rudolph—Reindeer. With his position on the way. Caution: Roads
of the North Pole, the Mrs. is worried on the sleigh guaranteed, Rudolph has not will be icy!
about some of her husband’s decisions and been living up to his potential and testing
may have to exert her power to get her his boundaries.
way!
Dasher—Reindeer. As the fastest reindeer,
Jingle—Head Elf. Groomed from Dasher’s speed prevents him from being Memo from
adolescence to be Santa’s right-hand elf, removed from the sleigh team… unless he
Jingle oversees every aspect of the North is found guilty of something terrible!
Pole operations and events and is the elf
the others answer to.
Cupid—Reindeer. The belle of the barn,
Santa
I think you are all aware of the
Cupid is a sucker for true love and appears growing population and need for
Jangle—Elf. In charge of toy-designing, to be more worried about her beau’s continued growth in the work-
Jangle has a knack for making plans that position on the sleigh than her own. shop. I will be reviewing our pro-
some may see as outdated. Is Jangle’s time cesses to make sure we are running
Blitzen—Reindeer. A committed team
in the workshop up or is there another
player, Blitzen simply wants to see the as efficiently as possible. Expect
reason for the lacking toy production?
sleigh team get faster to ease Santa’s some changes this season!
Spanky—Elf. While children around the worries.
world are familiar with Santa’s “naughty
Dusty—Reindeer. With his sights set
and nice” list, few realize that Spanky also
on joining Santa’s sleigh team, Dusty has Reindeer Speeds:
makes an identical list for the inhabitants Dasher: 85 mph
worked hard to prove himself a worthy
of the North Pole. Cupid: 77 mph
reindeer. However, it will take an opening
Bouncy—Elf. In charge of the reindeer, on the sleigh for Dusty to be in! Blitzen: 82 mph
Bouncy is allowed to care for the animals, Rudolph: 72 mph
but that is where their decisions end. Dusty: 85 mph
NUTRITION WARNING Accident Suspect Still on the Loose

Eggnog has been found to cause dis- Following a tragic accident last week, Daffy Elf remains in a coma in the infirmary.
orientation in reindeer when consumed Daffy was on his way home when he was run over by a reindeer. Hard at work,
in large quantities. For this reason, rein- Jingle Elf is doing their best to investigate the situation and find the guilty party.
deer are prohibited from drinking egg- On Santa’s command, the culprit responsible will have their flying privileges
nog other than at special, supervised revoked, thus ending any chance of making or participating as a member of Santa’s
occasions. sleigh team. While it is a heavy price to pay, some feel that it is not nearly enough!

Ho Ho Homicide
Introduction to the Guests

(To be read by Santa Claus after all of the guests arrive.)
Why, hello, to all of my North Pole comrades! I hope you are enjoying this extra holly, extra
jolly holiday party that I have concocted for you all. As you all know, Christmas is a special
time for everyone, especially for those of us here at the North Pole and I wanted to provide an
experience that would get us all in the most spirited of moods! Although you should all know me,
I will go ahead and introduce myself. I am Santa Claus, your fearless leader of all of the North
Pole operations and I want to thank you all for taking the time to be here tonight. With the help
of others, I have planned this evening full of excitement and memories to last a lifetime.
Throughout the night, I am going to ask that you please keep your eye out for those going
above and beyond to make this evening outrageous and unique. Along with the other festivities
in store for you tonight, you will also be asked to vote on those here tonight who have made your
night most enjoyable by their outfit and their acting ability. In addition, there will be an award
for the person who has the most money at the end of the night. As you may not know, bribery,
extortion, blackmail and whatever creative means you may think of to use your money are not only
expected, but encouraged.
Once again, I am very excited that you were all able to make it here tonight to celebrate the
upcoming Christmas season. I am sure that each and every one of you has a special place and
purpose in the North Pole, as well as for the evening ahead. Please feel free to continue your night
of secrecy and scandals by getting better acquainted with your fellow party-goers.

Investigation
Directions to the Guests

(To be read by Sparky after the murder.)
As you can all see, there was a murder that just occurred amongst us all. The victim is Jingle,
the head elf.
At this time, I need to ask for your full cooperation in this investigation. It is imperative that
no one leave the premises as you are all considered suspects.
You received a sealed envelope at the beginning of the night. You will want to open and read
that information carefully when I am done. The envelope that you are opening will contain
information, evidence and objectives to help you conduct your own investigation. For some of
you, it will give you bargaining and blackmailing power. For one of you, it will contain the secret
that you indeed ARE the murderer. Conduct your investigation wisely and be careful about which
secrets you reveal. It is now that you will try to uncover the possible motives that each of you may
have for wanting Jingle dead.
After I have questioned some of you and conducted my own investigation into this crime, I
will be presenting the tangible evidence that I have discovered. Everyone will then get a chance
to examine the evidence before you make a final accusation as to who the killer is. Until then, I
suggest you conduct your own investigation by questioning each other.
Thank you, and I will be addressing you when I have compiled the available evidence to show
you. Until then, start sleuthing!

Ho Ho Homicide
Santa Claus
As Santa Claus, you have brought joy and happiness to the little boys and girls of the world for many years.
While your lifestyle is generally perceived as holly and jolly, there is a great deal of stress that comes with your
position. As the official head of the North Pole operations, your responsibilities include overseeing everything from
toy-making design and production to reindeer health and sleigh operation. On top of your traditional “Santa” duties,
you are also responsible for the happiness of your own family and the preservation of your legacy.
As time goes on, your job has been getting more and more difficult. With the increasing population, new tech-
nology and growing materialism and greediness of the children today, the demand and expectations are starting to
exceed the production of your workshop—something you cannot tolerate. This fact causes you to worry that your
legacy may be in jeopardy if you can’t continue to keep up delivery to all the children desiring toys.
After thinking about how to improve the efficiency of the North Pole, you have issued a memo to the North Pole
inhabitants making it clear that you will be reviewing all of the policies and procedures and implementing changes
in the near future. Among the changes, you expect that you will be demoting and promoting some elves and/or
reindeer in order to keep up with current production levels demanded by the changing world. Many of the elves and
reindeer have taken your plan to heart and you are glad to see that they also care deeply about improving efficiency
in the North Pole.
While you plan to carry out a fair review, you can’t help but feel some bias towards those who have helped
significantly in creating your Christmas magic, including Rudolph (a red-nosed reindeer) and Jingle (your head elf ).
It is no secret that you depend on Rudolph to guide your sleigh each year. With sleigh speed being a factor in your
review process, you will have to weigh Rudolph’s loyalty versus his ability to improve his speed, pace and stamina.
Additionally, Jingle has been your right hand elf for many years and lightens your workload immensely. Jingle often
reviews both the reindeer sled team and the workshop and decides who fills which positions. Jingle, along with the
toy designer ( Jangle), have always manufactured highly creative and original toys that are not found or produced
anywhere but in your workshop, a key to your legacy. Additionally, you have Jingle do many duties you do not wish
to handle. Currently, Jingle is heading up an investigation into an incident where an elf (Daffy) was found trampled
in the snow leaving him in a coma. The preliminary evidence suggests that the incident is the fault of a careless
reindeer. Not wanting to personally upset anyone, you put Jingle in charge of finding the individual responsible for
Daffy’s accident and punishing them, which will include removing their flying privileges.
While the level of stress in your current situation is high, so is the stress regarding the future. In the next few
years, you would like to retire and watch your legacy continue in the hands of someone else. Naturally, you would
hand your operations over to your head elf who is currently Jingle Elf. If your investigations give you reason to de-
mote Jingle, you may find yourself with a new heir to your legacy.
Even though everything currently seems to be in turmoil at the North Pole, you believe the best way to increase
productivity is to spread some Christmas cheer. With that in mind, you have planned a Holly, Jolly Christmas Party
to lift everyone’s spirits and unite all of the North Pole inhabitants. At the party, you will want to work hard to en-
sure everyone remains happy while you sort out the changes that need to be made in the workshop and on the sleigh
team.
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As the leader of the North Pole operations, you will want to be both
authoritative and kind to your guests. While you realize that everyone does contribute to making the North Pole
mission successful, your legacy is on the line and you want everyone to remember that. To the party, you will want to
come dressed in a red suit adorned with white fur. If you do not already have a beard, white hair and a plump belly,
those are essential ingredients for your costume and identity. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc., please
check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Ho, Ho, Homicide Ho, Ho, Homicide
Santa Claus
Santa Claus
Secrets/Things You Know:
Objectives At The Start Of The Party:
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • Earlier tonight you learned that Jingle may be outsourc-
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others ing plans from Matteo (a toy company) in order to increase
around you are doing as well! production.
• Pal around with Rudolph—he is your favorite reindeer. • Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) told you that they would like to
promote Dusty and demote Rudolph, but Jingle would not
• Tell Jingle (the head elf ) that you expect to see some im- permit it.
provements in toy production soon or you will have to make
some changes yourself!
Objectives After The Murder:
• Ask Jangle (an elf ) what they think can be improved to These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
increase toy production. murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
• When asked about toy production, admit you may need to • Tell Bouncy that they are now in charge of the investigation
change the way you make toys, which may include finding a into Daffy’s accident.
new toy designer. • Be suspicious of anyone who wants to take over any of
Jingle’s duties.
• Find out from Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) what changes they
would make to the sleigh team. Ask why they have not • Consider your options for a new head elf and then ask one of
made those changes already. the elves to become the new “head elf.” (Hint: You may want
to see how much each of them is willing to pay for the posi-
• When asked about the investigation into Daffy’s accident, tion.)
let whomever know that Jingle is finalizing the investigation
and about to reveal who is to blame. • If confronted about the toy-making conspiracy, look for
proof that you were not outsourcing plans. Ask Spanky what
• When someone confronts you about a secret being kept they may have to offer.
from you, pay that person to find out what information they
know. Keep the information confidential until later. • Ask Spanky to see who is on their “naughty” list.
• If asked about retiring and your legacy, insist • You may show your memo (enclosed in this
that you will pass the operations over to the envelope) to anyone, but give it only to Sparky
head elf, whomever that is at the time. (the investigator) when asked.
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Ho Ho Homicide
Mrs. Claus
As Santa’s wife, your duties are wide and varied. Being the matriarch of the North Pole, not only do you
provide for your husband, but you keep a close, motherly eye on the elves and the reindeer at the North Pole.
Over the years, you have helped Santa to foster a loving and caring environment capable of delivering toys
to all of the girls and boys worldwide. Unfortunately, due to the growing population, new technology and an
increase in the materialistic and self-indulgent perspectives regarding Christmas, production at the North Pole
is anticipated to fall short of the demand this year—something that would tarnish Santa’s legacy. Fearing this
outcome, Santa has vowed to review all of the processes at the North Pole and to make changes that improve
efficiency.
While delivering treats to the elves, you have heard rumors that Santa and Jingle (the head elf ) may be
purchasing toy design plans from Matteo (a major toy company). Since part of Santa’s legacy is dependent on
all of the toys being original creations from the elves, if discovered, this would certainly put Santa’s reputation
at risk. Considering how the stress of the situation has been weighing on Santa, you feel it is your job to make
sure that he does not do anything drastic which could ruin his legacy forever!
As the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party quickly approaches, you are excited to attend. Santa has planned the
party to boost the morale at the North Pole, as well as to gain information on how to best improve the situa-
tion. You plan to use the party to make sure that Santa (or anyone else) does nothing to jeopardize your legacy!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As the maternal figure for many at the party, you possess a kind and
giving nature. However, when people cross you or your family, you will do whatever it takes to preserve your
family stability and the legacy that you have created. To the party, you will want to wear a red dress with white
fur trim, a bonnet, specs and any other accessories that identify you as Mrs. Claus. For more ideas on how to
dress, accessorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Mrs. Claus
Mrs. Claus
Objectives At The Start Of The Party: • You desperately want Santa’s legacy to remain untarnished.
These are things that are in your best interest to do before
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others • You fear Santa (your husband) may be outsourcing (illegally
around you are doing as well! acquiring) toy plans from Matteo (a toy company). This was
confirmed by Spanky earlier tonight.
• Ask both Jingle (head elf ) and Jangle (toy-making elf )
about how they think it is best to increase toy production. • Sparky and Bouncy both wanted the position of “head elf.”
• If confronted about your actions, insist that Santa and his

legacy must be preserved at all costs! Objectives After The Murder:
These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
• Find Spanky (an elf ) and learn about the information they murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
may have collected on any illicit behaviors at the North
Pole. • Insist you are glad that Jingle is gone—his influence on
Santa was not a positive one.
• Remind Santa (and anyone else who asks) that his legacy is
yours as well, and you will not let him do anything to ruin • Tell Santa that he may have gone too far to protect his
it! legacy!
• Find out what changes Sparky would make if appointed to • If asked, admit that you fear Santa may be doing some im-
“head elf.” Insist that you would rather have them take over moral and illegal things to boost creativity and efficiency in
Santa’s legacy. toy production. You will only divulge details for money.
• Tell Sparky that if they truly want to earn the position of
• If Jingle tries to gain your favor, insist that you are not that “head elf,” they will need to find Jingle’s murderer…and
easily fooled! make sure it is NOT Santa.
• Conduct your own investigation by asking Spanky (an elf )
what evidence they may have to help you.
Ho Ho Homicide
Jingle
As the head elf, you consider yourself a key element to the success of the North Pole. While Santa is ulti-
mately in charge, he often relies heavily on your input and suggestions to make decisions. As the North Pole
operations have grown over time, so have your duties. While you oversee everything, you have delegated many
of the responsibilities from the toy design (taken care of by Jangle, the toy designer) to the reindeer care and
training (taken care of by Bouncy).
Currently, Santa has also placed you in charge of an accident investigation. A week ago, Daffy (an elf )
was carelessly trampled by a reindeer leaving him in a coma. The guilty party has not come forward to ac-
cept responsibility for the wrongdoing and it is your duty to find and reprimand the culprit by removing their
flying privileges. Because of his speed, Dasher is the main suspect followed closely by Rudolph (a red-nosed
reindeer). With both reindeer being an integral part of the Christmas Eve sleigh team, you hope that the true
culprit will turn out to be another reindeer. Being one of Santa’s favorites, having to reprimand Rudolph would
upset Santa greatly—something you do not wish to do. Conversely, it would please Bouncy (the elf in charge of
the reindeer) if Rudolph were removed from the sleigh team. Bouncy insists that Dusty (a young buck) is faster
and a harder worker, but you refuse to replace Rudolph unless he is found guilty.
Unfortunately with the growing global population and desire for more toys, the demand is starting to
exceed the production at the North Pole. This has Santa concerned about the need to improve sleigh speed and
the productivity in the workshop. While you have assured Santa that you are doing everything to maximize
productivity, Santa has insisted that a formal investigation occur to identify discrepancies and needed improve-
ments.
After Santa’s announcement, many elves and reindeer have been very apprehensive about the changes that
will be made. Just the other day, you overheard Bouncy and Sparky (two elves) talking and both are vying for
your position as head elf. Additionally, you discovered that Jangle (the toy designer) was in talks with Matteo (a
toy producer) about selling the original toy plans for millions of dollars. Worried about your own job security,
you promised Jangle that you would keep their secret if Jangle would give you a share of their profits.
One reason you believe Santa may be pushing hard for change is because he plans to retire soon and has
worries about who might manage his legacy. While you have always been a favorite of Santa’s, Mrs. Claus is
not very fond of you. If you are going to be awarded the honor of continuing on Santa’s legacy, you will have to
work hard to gain the trust of Mrs. Claus.
As the season is getting underway, you are looking forward to the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party! You think it
will be a great way to boost morale amongst the elves and reindeer at the North Pole. Additionally, you hope to
reassure Santa of your leadership competency and cement a place in his heart.
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As the head elf, you always want to appear as if you are in charge. At
the party, you will be confident and deliberate in your actions. Moreover, you will do everything in your power
to convince Santa he needs you to continue as “head elf,” if he hopes to meet his goals of increasing North Pole
efficiency this year. To the party, you will want to dress in your elf attire. Among things you will want to con-
sider for your outfit are: striped stockings, Christmas sweaters, Christmas-themed accessories, a vest, pointed
shoes, a hat, and other red and green accessories. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc., please check night-
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Jingle
Jingle
Objectives At The Start Of The Party: • You have been murdered, but you do not know who the
These are things that are in your best interest to do before
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others culprit is!
around you are doing as well!
• Here is a filler secret so that the host will not know you are
• If threatened, insist that you will uphold the integrity of the the victim when they are preparing the materials.
North Pole regardless of the situation or challenges.
• Again, you have been murdered, but you do not know who
• When asked about the investigation into Daffy’s accident, the culprit is!
admit that Dasher is your main suspect and you are close to
having proof.
• Flatter Mrs. Claus (Santa’s wife) in order to get her to like These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
you. Assure her that you are working hard to help Santa. murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
• Tell Rudolph that you will make sure he is never replaced • Depending on what you want to do, you have the option of
on the sleigh team. the following objectives:
• If anyone asks about toy production, insist that you and • Try to find the murderer while maintaining your innocence.
Jangle are working together to increase toy production.
• Sell your secrets for money and try to become the wealthiest
• When you have completed all of your objectives, discreetly player.
let the host or hostess know.
• You may assume another role if your host wants you to.
• When the lights go out tonight, fall down dead. You are the • Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!
victim. TELL NO ONE.
• Here is just more filler, so that the host will not realize that
are the victim.
Ho Ho Homicide
Jangle
As the head toy-designing elf, Santa has relied on you to produce the most current and creative toy designs
over the years. A large part of Santa’s legacy relies on how the toys are both designed and produced by North
Pole elves. As time has gone on, you have continued to develop toy design plans and kept up with the changing
demands of new generations.
With the growing global population’s demand for more toys at Christmas, there are rumors at the North
Pole that the demand for toys may exceed production this year. While you fear this may happen, you do not
believe—as some would suggest—that your toy designs are the problem. You believe the real fault lies in some
of the individuals that have grown lazy in their duties over the years, in particular, Jingle (the head elf ).
Earlier this week, Santa announced he would be investigating to find solutions for increasing productivity.
He says he will be implementing changes he believes are needed. Fearing being replaced as toy designer, you
contacted Matteo (a leading toy manufacturer) to see if they would want to buy exclusive rights to your toy
designs, and to hire you on as a toy designer. While you prefer to stay with your friends in the North Pole, if
your skills will not be appreciated, you will go elsewhere. In the midst of brokering a deal with Matteo, some
correspondence accidentally got delivered to Jingle and Jingle learned of your plan. Quickly, you convinced
Jingle that they needed you on their side to continue as head elf. Jingle agreed to keep quiet about your plans,
but only if you gave him a portion of your profits. You agreed, but only to keep Jingle from telling anyone of
your deal.
Luckily, there has been a great deal of commotion at the North Pole to deflect attention away from you.
Currently, both Bouncy and Sparky (two elves) both hope to replace Jingle as head elf. Bouncy is quite upset
that Jingle will not let Bouncy run the sleigh as Bouncy sees fit. Because of this, you think that Bouncy will try
hard to take over the position of “head elf.”
With the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party quickly approaching, you are looking forward to attending. At the
party, you hope to convince others that your toy designs are not the cause for the North Pole operations’ lack
of productivity. Additionally, you plan to discredit Jingle at the party, so that if he does divulge your secret, you
can paint him as a dishonest fellow.
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As an elf who fears losing their position, you are very gracious and
outgoing towards others. You plan to use the party to collect and spread any information that you can to
discredit Jingle’s character. For the party you will want to dress in your elf attire. Among things you will want
to consider for your outfit are: striped stockings, Christmas sweaters, Christmas-themed accessories, a vest,
curve-toed shoes, pointed ears, a hat, and any red and green accessories. Along with your outfit, you will want
to bring some tools for toy-making and toy-designing, such as a compass, protractor, toy plans, etc. For more
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Jangle
Jangle
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • You are the murderer. TELL NO ONE.
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others
• Jingle (the head elf ) was blackmailing you with his knowl-
edge that you were trying to sell toy plans to Matteo and
• If anyone sympathizes with your job situation, assure leave the North Pole. You could not have this information
whomever that you have a new idea for your future! found out before the deal was done.
• Bouncy and Sparky both had aspirations to take over as
• Ask Sparky and Bouncy (two elves) who they think is to “head elf.”
blame for the decline in toy production. Tell Sparky that
you think they should be the next head elf. • Earlier tonight, Santa informed you that the “head elf ”
would take over his operations when he retires.
• When you are asked about increasing toy production, insist
that Jingle (the head elf ) is not running the workshop effi-
ciently and THAT is the real reason for the lack of produc- Objectives After The Murder:
tion. These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
• Ask Santa who will take over North Pole operations when
• Take the evidence in your envelope and immediately give it
he retires.
to Spanky (the list-making elf ), and say “Oops, I think I got
• Offer Spanky money to put Jingle’s name on their “naughty” your evidence by mistake.”
list. • Throw suspicion off of yourself by accusing others.
• Find out from Mrs. Claus (Santa’s wife) who she wants to • Remind everyone that both Bouncy and Sparky wanted to
become the next “head elf.” be head elf and were capable of murdering for the position.
• When asked about any toy conspiracy, admit that you think
Santa or Mrs. Claus may be behind it all to protect their own
legacy.
• Ask Spanky to see their “naughty” list and try to
frame anyone who is listed on it.
Ho Ho Homicide
Spanky
Because you are an impeccable judge of character, you are the elf in charge of creating and updating the
“naughty” and “nice”’ lists, which Santa uses when preparing the gifts everyone should receive at Christmas.
Despite popular opinion, there are some people who unexpectedly have been put on your naughty list,
including some of Santa’s closest confidants. Among the surprising names on the naughty list are Rudolph
(a red-nosed reindeer) and Jingle (the head elf ). Although Santa has always run a very efficient and lucrative
operation at the North Pole, lately these individuals have been taking advantage of their positions of privilege.
It appears that this year some of Santa’s confidants are not working as hard as they could be to make Christmas
a wonderful and spectacular holiday.
Normally, you have an impeccable ability to see the inherent good and evil in one’s personality, but you are
perplexed by Dusty, a young buck vying to be awarded a position on the sleigh team. Although all of the signs
indicate that Dusty has a good heart and soul, you have observed him sneaking off lately with Cupid (a girl
reindeer who is romantically involved with Dasher). You have decided to reserve judgment on both Dusty and
Cupid until you have more information.
Since the start of the Christmas season, tension in the North Pole has been rising. The mounting stress is
due to the fact that Santa has announced he will be reviewing the North Pole processes and will be making
adjustments to increase productivity. Along with many reindeer and elves desperate to keep their jobs or be
promoted in both the workshop and on the sleigh team, you are no different.
In addition to the children’s letters, you came across a letter from Matteo (a major toy company) addressed
to Jingle (the head elf ). Recently Santa has made it clear that he wishes to increase output in the workshop,
and that he will implement changes to achieve this goal. You worry that Jingle may be outsourcing toy plans
from Matteo to help Santa meet his goal and ensure his own position as head elf remains intact. A large part
of Santa’s legacy rests on the fact that the toys Santa delivers are designed and built by North Pole elves. If toy
designs and production plans were found to be outsourced, Jingle would be putting Santa’s legacy at risk. Since
you have noticed that Mrs. Claus (Santa’s wife) is very intent on making sure that Santa’s legacy remains intact
and prospering at all costs, you believe this is information that she would pay heavily for.
While you do not agree with Jingle’s tactics, you have decided to keep them a secret and use the informa-
tion to your advantage. Believing that Santa would have Jingle demoted if he found out about his wrong-
doings, you plan to blackmail Jingle. It will be interesting to see how much they are willing to sacrifice to keep
this secret. With both Bouncy and Sparky (two elves) vying for the head elf position, you have no doubt Jingle
will pay a healthy price for the same information. If they refuse, you intend to sell the information to one of
Jingle’s adversaries.
With the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party right around the corner, you are looking forward to attending. At
the party, you plan to observe others and gain information that will help you finalize your “naughty” and “nice”’
lists. Since many jobs are on the line, you plan to use your position of influence over Santa to advance yourself
financially and in job security at the North Pole.
Acting and Dressing Your Part: Being diplomatic, you are very even-tempered and congenial to-
ward everyone. Knowing that you wield a great deal of power, you use your position wisely and on occasion to
your advantage. For the party, you will want to bring your “naughty” and “nice” lists and dress in your seasonal
and festive elf attire. Among things you will want to consider for your outfit are: striped stockings, Christmas
sweaters, Christmas-themed accessories, a vest, your toy-making tools, curve-toed shoes, pointed ears, a hat,
and any red and green accessories. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.com
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Spanky
Spanky
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • A number of people have paid you to alter your naughty list
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others (enclosed in this envelope).
• You discovered correspondence from Matteo to the North
• You may accept bribes to add or remove people (or reindeer) Pole, which incriminates Jingle in a toy-making conspiracy.
from your “naughty” list. • You have witnessed Cupid and Dusty (two reindeer) sneak-
ing off.
• Ask Mrs. Claus how she plans to help Santa restore his
legacy.
• Ask Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) what they think of

Dusty. Objectives After The Murder:
• Inform Dasher that he may want to be suspicious of Cupid. murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
If he inquires, make him pay for your knowledge (Cupid’s
secret rendezvous with Dusty). • You may show your “naughty” list to anyone, but give it to
NO ONE.
• Discreetly inform Jingle (the head elf ) that you know of
their secret (their correspondence with Matteo). Make • You will receive a piece of evidence from another guest. You
Jingle pay to keep you quiet. may show it to anyone you like, but give it only to Sparky
(the investigator) when asked.
• Tell Mrs. Claus (Santa’s wife) that you have suspicions that
• Accuse Bouncy of murdering Jingle to gain power.
Jingle may be keeping a secret from Santa. If Mrs. Claus
pays you, you may tell her about the letter you saw from • Find out from Santa Claus who he will pick to become the
Matteo. next “head elf.” Be very suspicious of that elf.
• Inform the other elves vying for the head elf position • Tell Cupid that murdering for her beau is no way to gain his
(Bouncy and Sparky) that you believe Jingle is up to no affection.
good. If paid, you may tell them what you know.
• Accuse Mrs. Claus of murdering in order
to keep Jingle’s secret hidden and preserve
Santa’s legacy.
Ho Ho Homicide
Bouncy
As the elf in charge of the reindeer, you take this responsibility very seriously. Among your duties, you feed
and exercise all of the reindeer making sure that they are all in good enough shape to swiftly guide Santa’s
sleigh come Christmas Eve night. While the North Pole is home to many reindeer, there is only enough
room on the sleigh team for the fastest nine reindeer. Thus, there is always a great deal of competition for the
sleigh team. While you have considerable influence in selecting the sleigh team, the ultimate decision lies with
Santa—who often looks to Jingle for guidance.
While you have enjoyed your job immensely for many years, lately it has become stressful. With the in-
creasing global population of children and rising demand for toys each year, Santa is trying to increase both
toy production and sleigh speed so he is able to deliver more toys to more houses. Knowing this, you have
recommended that Rudolph be removed from the sleigh team and replaced by Dusty (a very fast, young buck),
which will increase sleigh speed. Over the years, Rudolph’s celebrity status has made him difficult to work with.
Currently, Rudolph has been refusing to participate in speed drills and long training rides. This angers you and
the other reindeer, which is why you would like Rudolph removed from the team. However, Jingle has refused
to listen to your recommendations saying that Rudolph is an invaluable part of Santa’s legacy and cannot be
replaced. While you can respect that fact, you fear that you will lose your job if Jingle does not replace Rudolph
(what you see as the only way to increase sleigh speed).
In addition to the pressure to increase sleigh speed, you are under scrutiny to find the reindeer that tram-
pled Daffy (an elf ), leaving him in a coma. Just last week, Santa announced that the culprit will not be a mem-
ber of the sleigh team in the future and has assigned Jingle to lead the investigation into the accident. This
further complicates your position, since you cannot afford to lose one of your fastest reindeer (like Dasher)
from the sleigh team.
With growing discontent in the North Pole, you feel that the only way to set things right is if you would
become the “head elf.” While this would mean more responsibility for you, you are willing to take on the extra
duties if it means improving the conditions of the North Pole and keeping yourself happily working for Santa.
As the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party approaches, you are looking forward to attending. While Santa usu-
ally confides in Jingle, at the party you hope that you can convince Santa that Rudolph needs to be replaced to
make the Christmas Eve sleigh team faster. Additionally, you cannot wait to celebrate the spirit of the season
with your fellow North Pole comrades!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: Confident that you are doing what is best for the reindeer and Santa’s
sleigh, you will be bold and assertive in your actions and discussions at the party. While you don’t want to ap-
pear disgruntled, you will make it clear that you and Jingle do not agree on who should be on the sleigh team.
Additionally, you hope to gain some support in your quest to become the next “head elf.” For the party, you will
dress in your seasonal and festive elf attire. Among things you will want to consider for your outfit are: striped
stockings, Christmas sweaters, Christmas-themed accessories, a vest, curve-toed shoes, pointed ears, a hat, and
red and green accessories. Along with your attire, you may want to bring reindeer feed and/or treats along with
some leashes or a harness. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.com and/or
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Bouncy
Bouncy
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • Jingle (the victim) insisted that Rudolph be on the sleigh
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others team, which slows the sleigh speed and puts your job in
around you are doing as well! jeopardy.
• Warn Rudolph (the reindeer) that, if you had your way, he • Dusty is desperate to be a part of the sleigh team and you are
would no longer be on the sleigh team. ready to promote him when a spot opens up.
• You desire to become the next “head elf.”
• If anyone asks how you would increase the sleigh speed, in-
sist that you would promote Dusty and remove Rudolph— • You have the accident report and investigation picture en-
but Jingle won’t hear of it. closed in this envelope.
• Campaign to become the next head elf. Insist it is Jingle’s
management of the elves that is making the North Pole less Objectives After The Murder:
proficient. These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
• Assure Dusty that they will be on the sleigh team if another
reindeer is removed. • Ask Santa who he plans to promote to “head elf.” Insist
that you are the elf for the job. You can even offer him some
• Make sure all of your reindeer are in their holiday spirits money to help convince him
and wearing their jingle bells.
• You may use your evidence however you wish, but give it
• Find out from Spanky any information that they may have only to the investigator when asked.
pertaining to your reindeers.
• Tell Rudolph that he is no longer guaranteed a spot on the
sleigh team now that Jingle is gone.
• Inform Dusty that they cannot be promoted to the sleigh
team until one of the reindeer is found guilty—and it better
not be him!
• If asked which reindeer would gain the most
from Jingle’s death, admit that anyone who
would want Rudolph removed from
the sleigh team has something to
gain.
• Find out what information Blitzen
may have to add to the investigation.
Ho Ho Homicide
Sparky
As a very diligent and dedicated elf at the North Pole, you have always gone above and beyond to do
whatever Jingle (the head elf ) has asked. Over the years, you came to believe that Jingle was grooming you to
follow in their footsteps and become the “head elf.” Because of this, you continued to work hard without any
complaints. However, recently you realized that Jingle assigned you extra work simply so that they do not have
to take on such a heavy workload.
Angered by this realization, you started an independent campaign to become head elf. With the increase in
global population and the rising demand for toys, Santa is increasingly concerned about toy production. While
Jangle (the toy designer) is getting much of the blame for Santa’s workshop not keeping pace with the demand
for toys, you believe the loss of productivity is a result of Jingle’s mismanagement of the workshop. You are
confident you can increase productivity by efficiently and effectively managing the workshop without showing
favoritism.
Knowing that Mrs. Claus is equally concerned about the future of the North Pole operations, you plan to
recruit her support. From your observations, you have learned that she will do just about anything to make sure
Santa’s reputation is preserved.
As the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party approaches, you are looking forward to attending. With all of the in-
habitants of the North Pole present, you believe it will be a great place to highlight your leadership abilities and
prove to Santa that you would be a great “head elf.” Additionally, you are filled with Christmas spirit and you
can’t wait to share it!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: Since you are advocating for a promotion, you will want to be very
outgoing, positive, and direct in your nature. At the party you will want to win over your associates with your
charm and willingness to please. Additionally, you will need to be ready to take over and conduct an investiga-
tion if something happens. At the party, you will want to dress in your seasonal and festive elf attire. Among
things you will want to consider for your outfit are: striped stockings, Christmas sweaters, Christmas-themed
accessories, a vest, your toy-making tools, curve-toed shoes, pointed ears, a hat, and any red and green accesso-
ries. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Sparky
Sparky
Things You Know:
Objectives At The Start Of The Party: This is information not known to many–and possibly only YOU.
These are things that are in your best interest to do before Use it wisely in your scheming and bribery or hide it to help
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others maintain your innocence.
• You wanted to be groomed and selected for head elf.
• Inform Jangle (toy making elf ) that you sympathize with
their job situation. • Earlier tonight, you found out from Spanky (an elf ) that
Santa may be outsourcing (illegally acquiring) toy plans from
• Recruit Mrs. Claus’ support in your campaign to become Matteo (a toy company).
“head elf.” Insist that Jingle (the current head elf ) is only
hurting Santa’s legacy with his actions.
• Campaign to become the next head elf. Insist it is Jingle’s These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
management of the elves that is making the North Pole less murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
proficient.
• Confront Santa and accuse him of hiding a toy-making
• Find out from Spanky who is on their “naughty” list. conspiracy. Insist that if he makes YOU head elf, you will
straighten things out for him. (You may have to offer Santa a
• Find Spanky (an elf ) and learn about the information they bribe to earn the position.)
may have collected on any illicit behaviors at the North • Inform Bouncy that you don’t intend to let them beat you in
Pole. the competition for the head elf position.
• When the victim falls down dead tonight, instruct everyone • Lead your own investigation into the murder by interviewing
to remain calm. Outline the body with tape or chalk, which each of the suspects. Be extremely suspicious of those guests
the host will provide. who have bribed you tonight.
• Following the murder, you will have more instructions to • Find out what the following guests have to add to your
follow. investigation:
- Santa Claus, leader of North Pole operations
- Bouncy, the reindeer elf
- Spanky, the list-making elf
• When you have completed your inves-
tigation, including collecting exhibits
A-F (without B), please let the host
know.
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Rudolph
As a young buck, you thought that you were cursed with a “glowing red nose.” Then one foggy Christmas
Eve Santa came to say, “Rudolph with your nose so bright, won’t you guide my sleigh tonight?” After that, you
were considered a hero, not only at the North Pole, but throughout the universe.
Year after year, you have continued to guide Santa’s sleigh on Christmas Eve and have become a global
legend. Along with your popularity, your ego and your sense of entitlement has increased, while your work
ethic and speed have decreased. Angered by your laziness and unwillingness to work, Bouncy (the reindeer elf )
has suggested that you be replaced on the sleigh team by Dusty (a much faster buck). However, because of your
legacy with Santa and your friendship with Jingle (the head elf ), he refuses to suggest that solution to Santa.
Even with your superstar status, there is one reindeer you cannot impress– Cupid (a very heart strong rein-
deer). Despite your romantic advances towards Cupid, she is not flattered by your attention and has stated that
she is in love with Dasher (a very fast and furious reindeer). You have warned Cupid that Dasher may be a very
dangerous reindeer.
Just last week, there was a late night accident where Daffy (an elf ) was trampled by a reindeer. While there
is limited evidence, Dasher’s speed has made him the prime suspect. Coincidentally, your own memories of
that fateful night are lost, leaving your innocence in question. Earlier that evening, you and Blitzen (another
reindeer) were drinking eggnog behind the barn (a prohibited activity). In the morning, you were unable to re-
call your late night actions. Together, you and Blitzen vowed to alibi one another, citing that you were working
together on speed drills at the time of the accident.
As the Christmas season is underway, you are excited about the upcoming Holly, Jolly Christmas Party.
Since Santa has vowed to make some changes to increase productivity in the North Pole this year, many elves
and reindeer are on edge. As one of Santa’s favorites, you feel your job is secure and you are looking forward
to the celebration. Additionally, you will be looking for ways to incriminate Dasher as the culprit in Daffy’s
accident. If you can prove that Dasher is guilty, you will not only clear your name, but you hope to gain Cupid’s
affection!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As Santa’s favorite reindeer, you have become both spoiled and arro-
gant. Knowing that no one can ever replace you, you are confident in your abilities and are not afraid to flaunt
your status. For the party, you will want to bring eggnog to share. Additionally, you will dress in your reindeer
attire, which may include brown clothing, your famous red nose, antlers and jingle bells. For more ideas on how
to dress, accessorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Rudolph
Rudolph
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • If Jingle (the head elf ) is not in charge—you may be kicked
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others off of the sleigh!
• The night that Daffy (an elf ) was trampled by a reindeer,
• Pal around with Santa as much as possible and do whatever you drank so much eggnog that you do not remember what
he says. happened.
• Be arrogant and boastful that you are Santa’s favorite rein-

deer and that Jingle (the head elf ) will never replace you on Objectives After The Murder:
the sleigh team! These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
• Flirt with Cupid. If she rejects you, tell her that you will
make her sorry. • If accused of anything, insist that you are being framed!
• Tell Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) that you have too much clout • Question Santa on who will take over the North Pole opera-
to listen to their commands! tions. Insist that Bouncy is NOT fit for the job.
• If questioned about where you were the night of Daffy’s ac- • Accuse Bouncy of doing anything they can to get you off of
cident, insist you were working on speed drills with Blitzen. the sleigh team!
• Offer Spanky (an elf ) money to put Dusty (another rein- • Find out from Bouncy who was the top suspect in Jingle’s
deer) on their “naughty” list. investigation into Daffy’s accident.
• Accuse Dasher of killing Jingle because Dasher was the top

person on Jingle’s suspect list in the reindeer accident inves-
tigation.
• Tell Cupid that she is in love with a ruthless reindeer!
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Dasher
As the fastest reindeer at the North Pole, you have more than lived up to your name—Dasher. Despite your
phenomenal speed, you take your position on Santa’s sleigh team very seriously. You are aware that there are
many reindeer vying to be on the team and it angers you when members of the team take their position lightly.
In particular, Rudolph has become spoiled and lazy in recent years.
With the growing population and increased demand for toys, Santa has announced that he will be mak-
ing some changes to increase both productivity in the workshop and speed on the sleigh team. After this
announcement, Bouncy (the elf in charge of feeding and exercising the reindeer) suggested that Rudolph be
removed from the sleigh team and replaced by Dusty (a young buck with amazing speed). However, Jingle (the
head elf ) would not suggest this to Santa, due to Santa’s favoritism for Rudolph. This angered you not only
because Jingle’s decision will slow the sleigh down, but it may also put Bouncy’s position in jeopardy.
As for Santa’s concerns about toy production, you believe productivity would improve if Santa replaced
Jangle (the toy designer). Jangle is in charge of the toy plans and designs. Someone with new skills is more
capable of designing toys that could be produced faster.
While you have always prided yourself on your speed, lately it seems to have done you a disservice. Just last
week, Daffy (an elf ) was recklessly trampled by a reindeer, leaving him in a coma. With little evidence to go on
in the investigation led by Jingle, some believe you are the prime suspect because of your speed. To avoid being
wrongly convicted, you have done everything you can to clear your name. A guilty verdict would remove you
from the sleigh team—something you cannot bear.
Until your name is cleared from any suspicion as the culprit in Daffy’s accident and other North Pole logis-
tics are figured out, you have no time for love. Cupid (your girlfriend) is hurt by your recent lack of attention.
However, before you can truly commit to Cupid, you want to make sure your position on the sleigh team is
secure. If you were to be removed from the sleigh team, you fear that Cupid will no longer love you.
With the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party right around the corner, you are anxious to attend. With everyone
in attendance, you believe it will be the perfect place to clear your name from any suspicion. Additionally, you
want to shift the pressure off of the sleigh speed and back onto the productivity of the workshop—where it
should be!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As a hard-working and diligent fellow, you plan to use your time at
the party to try to prove your innocence and clear your name from any suspicion in Daffy’s accident investiga-
tion. Be very defensive when people ask you about your whereabouts and be suspicious of your fellow reindeer.
For the party, you will dress in your reindeer attire, which may include brown or tan clothing, antlers, a black
nose, reindeer bells and, possibly, your most festive Christmas sweater. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize,
etc. please check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Dasher
Dasher
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • You are the prime suspect in the investigation of Daffy’s ac-
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others cident.
• You are the fastest reindeer and Bouncy (the head reindeer
• Tell Cupid that you cannot be with her until your name is elf ) needs you on the Christmas Eve sleigh.
cleared from the investigation into Daffy’s accident. • Bouncy wants Rudolph removed from the sleigh team, but
Jingle (the victim) would not allow it.
• Remind Bouncy (the head reindeer elf ) that you are the
fastest on the sleigh team and they cannot afford to lose • Santa admitted that toy production is down and he may be
you. looking for a new toy designer.
• Ask Jingle (the head elf ) who is their main suspect in the • Earlier tonight, Blitzen told you that Cupid and Dusty have
trampling of Daffy. been secretly seeing one another.
• Find out from Santa what he is doing to increase toy pro-

duction. Objectives After The Murder:
• Tell Rudolph that if he doesn’t increase his speed (and murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
work ethic), Bouncy won’t be the only one who wants him
removed from the sleigh team. • Convince Santa Claus that if he is worried about the speed
of the sleigh, he will need to keep you on the sleigh team no
• Let Dusty know if he continues to work hard, he would be matter what!
a welcome addition to the sleigh team.
• Tell Rudolph that he has nobody to hide behind now that
• Pay to learn all that you can about your fellow reindeer’s Jingle is gone.
secrets.
• Let Bouncy know that murder is no way to get a reindeer
removed from the sleigh team.
• Tell Dusty to stay away from Cupid!
• Accuse Cupid of not being the doe you fell
in love with. Insist that she confess to
you everything she has been hiding.
• Ask Mrs. Claus if she knows how
Santa is planning on increasing pro-
ductivity in the North Pole.
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Cupid
As one of the reindeer on Santa’s coveted sleigh team, you enjoy your status at the North Pole immensely.
It gives you great joy to be part of the sleigh team that annually delivers toys and gifts to the children of the
world. Additionally, you get great satisfaction from the comradeship you have with your teammates and you
feel as though you have found the love of your life on the sleigh team—Dasher.
While the members of the sleigh team have remained constant for many years, this year may be different.
With the growing global population and increasing demand for toys, Santa is very worried that the current toy
production and sleigh speed will not be adequate to meet demand. Because of this, Santa has stated that he will
be making some changes to increase efficiency on all fronts. This has many elves and reindeer, including you,
worried for their positions.
To help ease the worry, you have secretly been participating in speed drills with Dusty (a young and fast
buck) who hopes to one day join the sleigh team. You feel these drills will give you an added advantage over
your teammates if one of you is to be replaced because of your speed. Recently, Rudolph has been very flirta-
tious with you, however, you have shunned Rudolph’s advances and let him (and others) know that you are in
love with Dasher.
When Dasher found out about your love for him, he professed the same feelings of affection for you. How-
ever, your relationship has not progressed, partly because of the recent elf incident. Just last week, Daffy (an elf )
was trampled by a reindeer, leaving him in a coma. Santa has vowed to take flying rights away from the guilty
reindeer. Currently, Dasher is the prime suspect because of his amazing speed, but he claims to be innocent.
Ever since the accident, Dasher has been doing everything to clear his name, but it does not seem to be work-
ing.
As the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party is quickly approaching, you are happy to attend. With everyone in at-
tendance, you think it will be the perfect place to search out the true culprit for Daffy’s incident. Additionally,
you hope the festive spirit will help Dasher to forget his worries and enjoy some time together!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As a heart-strong reindeer, you are looking forward to the party to
spend some time with your beau, Dasher. You plan to use the party to get Dasher to loosen up and commit to
you. Additionally, you are very intrusive and curious about the romantic relationships of your peers. You hope
the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party will create a laid back atmosphere where you can gossip about relationships.
For the party, you will dress in your reindeer attire, which may include brown clothing, antlers, collar, jingle
bells and, possibly, your most festive Christmas sweater. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc.,
please check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Cupid
Cupid
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • You are in love with Dasher but he won’t commit to you
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others until his name is cleared from Daffy’s accident investigation.
• Mrs. Claus is worried about Santa’s legacy.
• Find out from Dasher why he cannot commit to you.
• You and Dusty have secretly been doing speed drills in order
• Tell Rudolph that you will never love him and that you will to increase your speed and avoid being removed from the
make sure he no longer gets his way! sleigh team.
• Ask Mrs. Claus (Santa’s wife) about her wishes intentions

of carrying on Santa’s legacy. Objectives After The Murder:
• If asked, admit that you will do anything for Dasher’s love. murder. Be aware of what others around you are doing as well!
• Accuse Dusty of wanting to be on the sleigh so badly that

they murdered Jingle so Bouncy would replace Rudolph.
• Ask Bouncy about any evidence they have. Do whatever you

can to clear Dasher’s name in the case.
• When asked to confess your secrets, admit what you have

been up to.
• Question Mrs. Claus on how far she would go to protect her

husband and her legacy. Offer her money for the secrets she
knows.
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Blitzen
As one of the reindeer on Santa’s sleigh team, you have always held a position of privilege in the North
Pole. As you have aged, you have worked hard to maintain your speed and remain an integral part of the team.
Lately, Santa has stated that he will be making some changes to increase the speed of the sleigh team, and
while you have never felt that your position on the sleigh team was threatened, that has changed.
To ease the stress of your job, you and Rudolph (Santa’s favorite reindeer) decided to partake in drinking
a few cartons of eggnog the other night. After drinking the eggnog, you went on a joy ride, which ended in a
terrible accident when you haphazardly trampled Daffy (an elf ) leaving him in a coma. Not wanting to further
put your job in jeopardy, you quickly and quietly left the scene of the accident. When you returned to the barn
where you and Rudolph had been drinking, you found Rudolph passed out and brought him home. Knowing
that Rudolph had no memory of your joyride alone, you and Rudolph vowed to alibi for each other, since you
would be reprimanded severely for your eggnog drinking habits. The two of you decided to claim you were
working together on speed drills at the time of the accident. While you convinced Rudolph to be your alibi,
you plan to incriminate him in the crime in order to save your spot on the sleigh team. Since Rudolph has be-
come the slowest and laziest reindeer on the sleigh team, if you are able to frame Rudolph, he will be removed
from the team and you will be doing everyone a favor. Additionally, while Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) wishes
to replace Rudolph (due to laziness), Jingle (the head elf ) will never voluntarily replace Rudolph (since he is
Santa’s favorite reindeer), so this may be the only way to remove Rudolph and save your job.
In your quest to incriminate Rudolph, you have taken notice of those who can help and hurt your cause.
You believe Sparky (an elf ) may make the perfect ally. Sparky is known to be very jealous of Santa’s relation-
ships with Rudolph and Jingle and there are rumors that Sparky desires to acquire the head elf position.
Although Cupid portrays a very innocent exterior, you believe she is not as angelic as she appears. While
claiming to be in love with Dasher, you have witnessed Cupid secretly sneaking off with Dusty (a young buck).
Certainly, if you expose Cupid’s true character, she may just do whatever you want. With the proper maneuver-
ing, you believe that you may be able to enlist Sparky (and possibly Cupid) to help you incriminate Rudolph in
the crime.
As the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party approaches, you are looking forward to the event. With everyone in
attendance you believe that it will be the perfect place for you to incriminate Rudolph. Additionally, you are
looking forward to celebrating the season and enjoying some eggnog!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As a true party animal, you love to be the center of attention. While
at the party, do not be afraid to meet others by inviting them to drink a cup of eggnog. For the party, you will
dress in your reindeer attire, which may include brown clothing, antlers, a collar and, possibly, your most festive
Christmas sweater. It is imperative you DO NOT wear any jingle bells. For more ideas on how to dress, acces-
sorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.com and/or hohohomicide.com

Blitzen
Blitzen
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • You accidentally ran over Daffy (an elf ) and you are trying to
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others frame Rudolph for the accident.
around you are doing as well! • Bouncy (the head reindeer elf ) wanted to replace Rudolph
• Tell Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) and Jangle (the toy design- on the sleigh team, but Jingle (the victim) would not let
ing elf ) that you suspect Rudolph is to blame for Daffy’s them.
accident. You witnessed Rudolph drinking eggnog the night • You have witnessed Dusty and Cupid secretly sneaking off
of the accident. together, but Dusty has a crush on you.
• Drink your eggnog! You love it!
• Secretly inform Dasher that you have seen Cupid and Objectives After The Murder:
Dusty sneaking off together. These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
• If anyone asks you about your missing jingle bells, insist that
they are getting fixed in the shop. • Throw any suspicion off of yourself for the trampling of
Daffy by accusing others of murdering Jingle.
• Without Rudolph hearing, tell Santa that you believe that • Accuse Bouncy of murdering Jingle so that they could ap-
Bouncy should have their way and be allowed to remove point whomever they wanted to the sleigh team.
Rudolph from the sleigh team.
• Let Cupid know that murder is no way to cover-up for her
• Let Mrs. Claus know that if she wishes to preserve Santa’s beau, Dasher. Suggest that Dusty was also in on the plan!
legacy without anymore upheaval, it would be best if Ru-
dolph were removed from the sleigh team. • Ask Bouncy to see any evidence they have. Point out the
eggnog in the picture and insist that a young buck like Dusty
(another reindeer) would not have the tolerance to hold their
eggnog and, therefore, must be the culprit.
• If accused of murdering on Rudolph’s behalf, insist that Cu-
pid’s current secret activity is much more suspi-
cious than yours.
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Dusty
As a reindeer, there is nothing you want more than to be awarded a coveted position on the Christmas Eve
sleigh team. Since you were a young and powerful buck, you have aspired to be one of the fastest reindeer at
the North Pole. This year, you believed, would be the year you were promoted. Santa has made it clear that he
wishes to increase the speed of the sleigh in order to increase productivity. You were certain your speed would
earn you a position this year.
While Bouncy (the elf in charge of feeding and exercising the reindeer) agrees that you have earned a posi-
tion on the team, Jingle (the head elf ) will not suggest the promotion to Santa since you would be replacing
Rudolph (a red-nosed reindeer who guides the sleigh). As Santa has grown dependent on Rudolph over the
years, Rudolph has grown lazy and slow. Rudolph’s laziness angers Bouncy, who is in charge of keeping the
sleigh speed fast, but Jingle refuses to replace Rudolph despite the fact that he is a detriment to the sleigh’s fast
pace.
Afraid of losing her position on the sleigh team due to pace, you have agreed to help Cupid with her speed.
Secretly, the two of you have been sneaking off to practice speed drills in your free time. At first, you thought
Cupid might fancy you, but you have since learned that her heart belongs to Dasher (another reindeer).
Despite many setbacks, you have discovered that there may be a potential opening on the sleigh team. Just
last week, Daffy (an elf ) was trampled by a reindeer, leaving Daffy in a coma. Since the guilty party has not
stepped forward and admitted responsibility, there has been much outrage in the North Pole community. Santa
has put Jingle in charge of the investigation into the matter and has vowed to remove the guilty reindeer from
any flying privileges once found. Knowing that Jingle is in charge, you are certain the investigation will be
biased, which is why you plan to step in and help to investigate the accident. If you can help find and prove the
culprit to be Rudolph, or another member of the sleigh team, you believe you will have your deserved position
on the team.
As the Holly, Jolly Christmas Party approaches, you are happy to attend. You believe the party will be a
perfect place for you to inquire into Daffy’s accident and fully expose any improprieties in Jingle’s investigation.
Additionally, you hope to uncover evidence that will undoubtedly prove Rudolph’s guilt—removing him from
the sleigh team!
Acting and Dressing Your Part: As an ambitious, young buck, you are anxious and excited to attend
the party. While at the party, you will want to both please those you meet and assure everyone that you deserve
to be on the sleigh team—no matter how you are chosen! Since you are allergic to eggnog, you will need to ab-
stain from drinking it while at the party. For the party, you will dress in your reindeer attire, which may include
brown clothing, antlers, and jingle bells. For more ideas on how to dress, accessorize, etc., please check nightofmystery.
com and/or hohohomicide.com

Dusty
Dusty
These are things that are in your best interest to do before • Bouncy (head reindeer elf ) was in favor of removing Ru-
the evening goes much further. Be aware of what others dolph from the sleigh team, but Jingle would not permit it.
• You and Cupid have been secretly doing speed drills to en-
• Let all the reindeer know that you plan to be a part of hance your speed.
Santa’s sleigh team very soon!
• Ask Bouncy (the head reindeer elf ) what you need to do to Objectives After The Murder:
be promoted to Santa’s sleigh. These are things that are in your best interest to do to help solve the
• Tell Santa that you would do ANYTHING to be promoted
to his permanent sleigh team. Inform him that you have • Let Cupid know that all of your hard work will pay off for
been working very hard on your speed and you are faster sure now!
than Rudolph.
• Insist that Rudolph will be removed from the sleigh now
• Tell Rudolph that you will soon replace him on the sleigh! that Jingle is gone.
• If asked about your relationship with Cupid, insist it is • If confronted about your relations with Cupid, insist that you
strictly professional. were just trying to help Cupid get Dasher to notice her.
• Let Dasher know that Cupid is very devoted to him and he • Find out from Bouncy who was the main suspect in the
would be a fool to take her for granted. reindeer investigation. Accuse that reindeer of injuring Daffy
and murdering Jingle as well.
• If anyone offers you eggnog, do not take it (you are highly
allergic). • Ask Bouncy to see any evidence they may have that will help
you find the reindeer responsible for Daffy’s accident.
• If asked about your affinity for eggnog, insist you are allergic
to it.
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Santa Mrs.
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Spanky Sparky
Elf Elf
Jingle Jangle
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Bouncy Dusty
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Dasher Cupid
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Evidence Presentation
(To be read by Sparky after everyone has completed their second
set of objectives and Sparky has completed their investigation.)
Hello. After questioning everyone present and doing some investigating on my own, I have found
the following pieces of evidence that contribute to the investigation:
First, we are all aware that Santa is intent on reviewing and updating policies pertaining to toy pro-
duction and sleigh speed. I went to him first to find the memo that outlined his demands.
EXHIBIT A: MEMO FROM SANTA (hold up Exhibit A)

Additionally, I found a note on the victim
EXHIBIT B: NOTE ON VICTIM (hold up Exhibit B)
After discovering this note, I went looking for the evidence that the note-writer was referring to and
uncovered the following:
(Please hold up the pieces of evidence as you present them to the guests.)
EXHIBIT C: DAFFY’S ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION
EXHIBIT D: PICTURE OF DAFFY’S CRIME SCENE
EXHIBIT E: LETTER FROM TOY MAKER
EXHIBIT F: NAUGHTY LIST
Now if you would like, please take time to review the evidence. Shortly, the host will be handing out
sheets on which you will attempt to identify the guilty party.

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EXHIBIT A
Description: Memo from Santa
Notes: Issued by Santa earlier this week.
A ll
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in ha bi ta nt s of the North Pole
To:
From: Santa
Subject: Changes to Come
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EXHIBIT B
Description: Note found on victim
Notes: Unclear if note is to or from the victim.

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EXHIBIT C
Description: Daffy’s Investigation Notes
Notes: Compiled by Jingle before his death.

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EXHIBIT D
Description: Picture of Daffy’s crime scene
Notes: Included in Daffy’s investigation

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EXHIBIT E
Description: Letter from Matteo
Notes: Shows correspondence bet ween Jingle and Matteo (a toy
company). Turned over by Spanky.

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EXHIBIT F
Description: Naughty List
Notes: Compiled by Spanky.

Who Dunnit? Who Dunnit?
I, ________________________________ , I, ________________________________ ,
firmly accuse________________________________ of firmly accuse________________________________ of

killing in cold blood. killing in cold blood.
Best Dressed:________________________________ Best Dressed:________________________________
Best Performance:____________________________ Best Performance:____________________________
My Wealth:___________________ My Wealth:___________________

I, ________________________________ , I, ________________________________ ,


I, ________________________________ , I, ________________________________ ,

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Best Super Sleuth Amount of

Best Dressed
Performer (Y/N) Money
Santa Claus
Mrs. Claus
Jingle
Jangle
Spanky
Bouncy
Sparky
Rudolph
Dasher
Cupid
Blitzen
Dusty

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Solution
(To be read by Sparky after everyone has turned in their accusations.)
After reviewing all of the evidence, I have actually come to the conclusion that there are two separate culprits
for the crimes at hand.
By first examining the scene of the crime for Daffy’s accident (Exhibit D), we see that there are jingle bells left
at the scene of the crime.
- Tonight, you will notice that Blitzen is the only reindeer present without jingle bells.
- Further, if you look at Exhibit C, the accident investigation, you will see that Blitzen is also the only shoeless
reindeer. By looking at the imprints in the snow on Exhibit D (the crime scene photo), you can see that they
are made by an un-shoed reindeer.
- Lastly, we have witnessed tonight that Blitzen has a strong fondness for eggnog.
While Blitzen may have been the one to blame for Daffy’s accident, they are not the culprit for the murder of
Jingle—the crime we are truly investigating.
For that crime, I have found the murderer through the following process:
1) I first examined Exhibit B, the note found on Jingle. I compared the note to the investigation sheet (Exhibit
C) that Jingle had written. By comparing the two pieces of evidence and the handwriting on both, I concluded
that the note WAS indeed written by Jingle.
2) After this conclusion, I tried to see whom Jingle was threatening in the note, as I now knew they were
indeed the murderer.
3) When you look closely at the threatening note, Exhibit B, you will notice in the left-hand corner of it there
is a staple, yet there is no additional evidence stapled to the threatening note.
4) By comparing this note to Exhibit E, the letter to the toymaker, you will see a tear-mark in the left-hand
corner that matches up with the staple imprint as well as the fold marks.
At first, uncovering this match seemed implausible as it indicates that Jingle would be threatening himself.
Because of that conclusion, I looked closer into the letter from the toy company only to find that the name on
the letter had been altered.
- By looking closely at the envelope in Exhibit E, I noticed that the “i” in Jingle’s name was once an “a” that
had been altered—leading us to believe that it was Jangle AND NOT Jingle who was selling the toy plans to
Matteo.
Additionally, there were some further details which supported the fact that Jangle was indeed the culprit:
- Just after the death of Jingle, it was Jangle who had the letter (Exhibit E) in their possession and then gave
the evidence to Spanky.
- As a toy-designer, Jangle had the appropriate design tools to easily be able to alter the letter.
From these conclusions, I have deduced that Jingle’s killer is none other than Jangle Elf!

Congratulations!
You Have Been Awarded The
Smoking Gun Award

For Your Cunning Wit And Extra- Sharp Sleuthing Skills That
Helped To Apprehend A Cold-Blooded Murderer In This
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Congratulations!
Dressed To Kill Award

For Your Impeccable Wardrobe and Amazing Sense of Style
That Blew the Others Away In This
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Congratulations!
Drama Queen Award

For Your Award-Winning Performance That Left The
Others At The North Pole Speechless In This
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Congratulations!
Mr. Money Bags Award

For Your Creative Ingenuity and Your Money-Making Abilities
That Helped You To Become The Richest of the Rich Here In This
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All the Extras

Included in the following pages are ideas and designs to help you decorate your North Pole with
fun and authentic materials that are easy to make.
Speech Idea
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As the host’s guide explains, throughout the night there are four scripted speeched to be read. To add anticipation for each speech, whilst emphasizing the theme, yo
each speech in a box and wrap it as a gift. Add one of these themed tags below to each gift to let the guests (and yourself ) know what is in each wrapped present.
ZOne
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Introduction Evidence
Investigation Solution
Mrs. Claus’ Award Idea
Cuisine In addition to the printed certificates that are included with the packet, many hosts choose to award their guests with prizes for be-
ing the best dressed, best actor/actress, having the most money and find out the killer. If you do choose to award your guests with a
prize, one way to do add to the excitement of the prize, while also accentuating the holiday theme, would be to wrap the certificates
along with the prizes as a Christmas gifts and attach one of these oversized tags to the gifts that they are to be awarded to.
Roasted Turkey with Stuffing

Mashed Potatoes
Turkey Giblet Gravy
Honeyed Sweet Potatoes
Steamed Broccoli
Dinner Rolls
Pumpkin Hazelnut Pie To: Super Sleuth
Egg Nog
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What is all included:
Envelopes:
If you wish to send your invitations via post and want to personalize them, this is how!
• Two designs (4 pages) included.
• The first two pages are for invitation (A2) envelopes, the latter two pages are for greeting card (A9) envelopes.
• Choose your size and purchase the appropriately sized envelope.
• Enter details of your guest (Names, Address and Return Address) into editable fields.
• Print on envelope (first page for the front, latter page for the back).
• Repeat for each guest.
• Insert materials (invite, Holiday Newsletter and Character description - if assigning at this point), seal,
stamp and send. Watch the excitement grow as your guests rsvp!
How to Make a North Pole:

• Follow directions for this easy-to-make and authentic decoration for your party!
Directional Signs:
• Five designs (3 pages) included.
• Print out designs on legal sized (8.5” x 14”) craft paper.
• Adhere to foam core with spray mount or other adhesive.
• Trim out signs using an exacto knife.
• Using hot glue, duct tape or nails, attach directional signs to painted wooden dowel or other sign post.
Reindeer Crossing Sign

• One design (2 pages) included.
• Print out and adhere to foam core.
• Trim signs out using exacto knife or other cutting device.
• Mount to post using hot glue or nails and place in party space.
North Pole Signs:

• Eight designs ( pages) included.
• Print out and hang around your party space.
Police Line-up Board

• One design included.
• Enter in your own party date.
• Print out and back on a card stock or foam core.
• Use to take mug shots of your guests when arriving.
• Consider making your own police line-up background with white poster board or some other backdrop for
them to stand in front of.
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Menu
• One design (1 page) included.
• Customize your menu by adding in your appetizers, salads, main dishes and desserts into the editable field.
• To go with the theme of the party, you can “name” your foods with words describing the holiday season.
Example: Snappy’s Gingersnaps, Ho Ho Ho Ho’s, Caroling Crackers and Cheese, Santa’s Swedish Meat-
balls, etc.
• For more menu planning tips, click on the “party tips” tab in the Ho Ho Homicide section of
www.nightofmystery.com or hohohomicide.com.
Food Table Tents

• Eight designs (2 pages) included.
• Enter your dishes into the editable fields.
• Print out onto card stock paper.
• Using the back of scissors, score the paper on the white lines.
• Trim your table tents out by following the guidelines and fold on scored lines.
Speech Tags
• Four designs (1 page) included.
• Print out and trim tags on guidelines.
• Adhere to package or envelope that contains the speech indicated on tag.
Award Tags
• Four designs (2 pages) included.
• Print out and trim tags on guidelines.
• Wrap award certificate and/or prize in a package.
• Adhere to package that contains the certificate and/or prize for the award indicated on tag.
Award Wine Labels

• Four designs (1 page) included.
• This is if you decide to give wine as prizes for the awards.
• Print out and trim on guidelines.
• Adhere to wine bottles with double-sided tape, spray mount or other adhesive.
• Compliment it by adding a decorative bow.
• For green and red bottles (pictured), we found Luna di Luna at our local wine store.
See hohohomicide.com and nightofmystery.com

for more party planning ideas!

Police Line-up Board
• One design included.
• Enter in your own party date.
• Print out and back on a card stock or foam core.
• Use to take mug shots of your guests when arriving.
• Consider making your own police line-up background with white poster board or some other backdrop for
your guests to pose in front of.
North Pole
County Jail
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12-12-2012
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Susie and Santa Michaels
123 Main Street #456
Centerville, XX 12899
U.S.A.
Bob and Sally Carmichael

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Susie and Santa Michaels
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Creating your own North Pole!
What You will Need
• 2” PVC Pipe cut to 4 feet in length
• 2” PVC coupling
• White spray paint
• Red spray paint
• Gold spray paint
• Thick holiday ribbon
• Hot glue gun and hot glue
• Oversized Christmas ornament or yellow plastic ball
• Print out of “North Pole” Sign (following page)
• Spray adhesive or glue
• Piece of foam core or sturdy cardboard
• Twine
• 12” Wooden Dowel
• 2 Dowel caps (found at local craft store)
• Drill
Making Pole
• Spray paint your PVC pipe white and your PVC coupling red.
• Once dry, wrap your ribbon around your pole like you would like it.
• Using your hot glue and hot glue gun, secure the ribbon where you had placed it by anchoring it at the top
with glue and along the way down with more glue.
• Cut ribbon and anchor it inside the bottom with more hot glue.
• Secure the red coupling to the top of the pole.
• Using hot glue gun, apply a generous amount of hot glue on the inside rim of the coupling.
• Before glue cools, place the oversized ornament on top of the coupling.
If you do not have an oversized ornament, you can also use a plastic ball. If the ball has a pattern or is not
your color of choosing, you can spray paint the ball to your color of choice.
• Drill two holes through the pipe - directly across from one another - about 3 feet up.
• Spray paint wooden dowel and dowel caps gold.
• Insert dowel through the holes in the pipe.
• Put dowel caps on each end. If needed, secure dowel caps with hot glue.
Making Sign:
• Using spray adhesive or glue, adhere the “North Pole” sign page to a piece of foam core or sturdy cardboard.
• Trim out the sign.
• Punch holes in the two top corners of the sign.
• String twine through the holes.
• Hang sign on the pole.
• Place pole by the entrance to your party space!

Print on legal sized (8.5” x 14”) craft paper. Adhere to foam core with spray mount or other adhesive. Trim out signs using an exacto knife.
Using hot glue or nails, attach directional signs to painted wooden dowel or other sign post.
North Pole
Post office
Reindeer Barn
Polar Express Station
Reindeer Crossing Sign
• Print out this page and the next.
• Adhere pages to foam core with spray adhesive, glue or double-sided tape.
• Trim out with exacto knife.
• Mount to a wooden dowel with duct, masking or packing tape.
(You can paint the dowel for added effect.)
• Place in your party space.
reindeer
crossing
Reindeer
FLY
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Watch your heads!
Monday 9:00 a.m.
Agenda:
- Toy Production
- Increasing Hours
-Naughty List
- Coal Production
* Cookies and Milk Will Be Served.
Mrs. Claus’
Cuisine
Roasted Turkey with Stuffing
Mashed Potatoes
Turkey Giblet Gravy
Honeyed Sweet Potatoes
Steamed Broccoli
Dinner Rolls
Pumpkin Hazelnut Pie
Egg Nog

Coffee Sweets &
Cake Treats
Gingerbread Peppermint
Cupcakes Bark
Coffee Sweets &
Cake Treats
Chocolate Ginger Snaps

Mousse
Speech Idea
As the host’s guide explains, throughout the night there are four scripted speeched to be read. To add anticipation for each speech, whilst emphasizing the theme, you can place
each speech in a box and wrap it as a gift. Add one of these themed tags below to each gift to let the guests (and yourself ) know what is in each wrapped present.
Introduction Evidence
Investigation Solution

Award Idea
In addition to the printed certificates that are included with the packet, many hosts choose to award their guests with prizes for be-
ing the best dressed, best actor/actress, having the most money and find out the killer. If you do choose to award your guests with a
prize, one way to do add to the excitement of the prize, while also accentuating the holiday theme, would be to wrap the certificates
along with the prizes as a Christmas gifts and attach one of these oversized tags to the gifts that they are to be awarded to.
To: Super Sleuth

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Some "Prize" Ideas
Items from your local dollar store, bottles of wine (see wine label awards), gift cards to various places, “100 Grand” candy bars (for
Most Money), stockings with their awards in them or themed gifts (for super sleuth - magnifying glass, for best dressed - feather
boa, for best actor/actress - movie trophy, for most money - chocolate coins), labeled stockings (“Mr. Money Bags”, “Drama Queen”,
“super Sleuth” and “Dressed To Kill”), Clue (the movie), Clue (the board game), trophies, oversized magnifying glasses, toy guns
(super sleuth), Santa hats, Christmas ornaments, holiday treats in themed boxes, etc.
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Award Wine Labels
• This is if you decide to give wine as prizes for the awards.
• Print out and trim on guidelines.
• Adhere to wine bottles with double-sided tape, spray mount or other adhesive.
• Compliment it by adding a decorative bow.
• For green and red bottles (pictured), we found Luna di Luna at our local wine store.
• To find out how to make a decorative bow, see:
http://www.videojug.com/film/how-to-make-a-decorative-bow-out-of-ribbons
Congrats Congrats Congrats Congrats

You Have Been Awarded The You Have Been Awarded The You Have Been Awarded The You Have Been Awarded The
Smoking Dressed Drama Mr. Money

Gun To Kill Queen Bags
Award Award Award Award
For Your Cunning Wit And For Your Creative Ingenuity and
Extra-Sharp Sleuthing Skills That For Your Fabulous Fashion Sense For Your Oscar-worthy Performance Your Money-Making Abilities
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Cold-Blooded Murderer In Impressed the Other Guests In North Pole Away In Richest of the Rich Here In
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With the Christmas season well on its way, everyone

at the North Pole is working hard to make this a holiday to

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Assigning the Characters

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Mrs. Claus—Wife to Santa. Female. Motherly and loyal, but to whom

Jingle—Head Elf. Male or female. Since Jingle is in charge of a lot of

Jangle—Elf. Male or female. This character is a very hardworking

Spanky—Elf. Male or female. The guest is opinionated and forthright with

Bouncy—Elf. Male or female. This guest should be a care-giving character,

Sparky—Elf. Male or female. Disenchanted with their fellow elves, this

Rudolph—Reindeer. Male. This character is arrogant, lazy and slow

Dasher—Reindeer. Male. This guest should be hard-working and serious.

Cupid—Reindeer. Female. This guest is highly sociable, friendly, and

Blitzen—Reindeer. Male or female. Devious and secretive, Blitzen has a

Dusty—Reindeer. Male. Hard working and deliberate, Dusty will go to any

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Preparing the Materials for the Party

— Exhibit A in Santa Claus’ (B) envelope. — Exhibit E in Jangle’s (B) envelope.

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Stage One: The Guests Arrive

Stage Two: Introduction

Stage Three: Murder & Investigation

Stage Four: Evidence Presentation

Stage Five: The Solution

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You won't want to miss this

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NUTRITION WARNING Accident Suspect Still on the Loose

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Introduction to the Guests

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Directions to the Guests

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• If confronted about your actions, insist that Santa and his

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• Ask Bouncy (the reindeer elf ) what they think of

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• Be arrogant and boastful that you are Santa’s favorite rein-

• Accuse Dasher of killing Jingle because Dasher was the top

• Tell Cupid that she is in love with a ruthless reindeer!

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• Find out from Santa what he is doing to increase toy pro-

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• Ask Mrs. Claus (Santa’s wife) about her wishes intentions

• Accuse Dusty of wanting to be on the sleigh so badly that

• Ask Bouncy about any evidence they have. Do whatever you

• When asked to confess your secrets, admit what you have

• Question Mrs. Claus on how far she would go to protect her

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EXHIBIT A: MEMO FROM SANTA (hold up Exhibit A)

EXHIBIT C: DAFFY’S ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION

firmly accuse of firmly accuse of

Best Dressed: Best Dressed:

Best Performance: Best Performance:

firmly accuse of firmly accuse of

Best Dressed: Best Dressed:

Best Performance: Best Performance:

firmly accuse of firmly accuse of

Best Dressed: Best Dressed:

Best Performance: Best Performance: