Wigs, Wine, and Murrr-derrrr

Everybody Had a Reason, but Somebody Couldn't Help Themselves

What started as an after-work wine and hors d'oeuvres party ended with Morgan Kane dead on the living room floor and eight suspects still holding their glasses.

Morgan had something on every one of you. She always did — that was half the fun of these parties. But tonight someone decided they'd had enough. The bottle is broken. The wine is across the rug. And nobody's leaving until this gets sorted out.

Marie Antoinette is already refilling her glass and pretending this is under control. She's the host. It's at her place. She threw this party she couldn't afford and now there's a body on her floor. So that's going well.

How It Plays

Everyone picks a wig — the wig is the character. No backstory to memorize, no prep the week before. Text your friends at noon, show up at eight, bring a bottle. The game handles the rest.

Clues arrive in three rounds on everyone's phones, timed to the party. The host has a full character and a reason to want Morgan dead. Anyone can call a Wig Check on anyone else at any time — say the wig name, get an answer. No penalty. Just drama.

At the end, everyone votes. The host reads the Final Declaration aloud. Only one person at the table has known the truth all night.