mystery of the abbey [Updated April 2009]

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Ballroom B   Terrace, Table #7

Chuck Halberstadt, IN

2008 Champion

2nd: Josh Githens, SC

3rd: Gene Pappas, MD

4th: Alexandra Henning, CT

5th: Allyson Field, SC

6th: Chris Yaure, PA
Event History
2003    David Wenstrup     98
2004     David Burkey     31
2005     Lisa Gutermuth     27
2006     Chuck Halberstadt     31
2007     Jordan Halberstadt     42
2008     Chuck Halberstadt     46

Ellen Hoam, OH

2009 GM

1 Top Six GM nomination

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Never trust a Benedictine ...

Mystery of the Abbey is "the thinking person's Clue ... a new kind of whodunit boardgame of deduction in a medieval abbey. Players attempt to discover, "Who Killed Brother Adelmo" by moving through the beautifully illustrated Abbey board, searching for clues, questioning the other monks and using their intuition to uncover the truth.

Scoring:
Points are scored in two ways: By making correct revelations about one characteristic of the guilty monk (worth two points); or by making a correct accusation of who the culprit is (worth four points). An incorrect revelation subtracts one point from the player's score and an incorrect accusation subtracts two points.

Tournament Rules:
A qualifying round, semi-final and final will be held with each participant playing in one 4-6 player game. Winners and top scorers advance to the semi-final. Semi-final winners and/or top scorers (depending on number of qualifiers) then move on to a Final Round. The Final will consist of one 4-6 player game.

Learning the Game - New Players:
Beginners are welcome. There will be a teaching demonstration in Paradise Terrace an hour before the event. Attendance is mandatory for those who have not played previously or read the rules. Otherwise, do not expect to be taught how to play during or before the event.

 GM      Ellen Hoam  [3rd Year]   NA
   hoamer@embarqmail.com   NA

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