Werewolves Revamped - clues-only

@Prof. Vera Howard has created a new CC! CC Members | Total: 12 @Simon Elliot @Master Charles Gilman @Mrs. Stella Elliot @Lawrence Cain @Mr. Mark Waite @Mr. Ray Miles MSc @Prof. Vera Howard @Dr. Thomas Shelburn @Mayor Joseph Cooper @Det. Isaac Mosely @Mx. Marshall Serrano @Mr. August Terry

location descriptions part 1: kitchen:

Despite only having one chef, the kitchen is magnificent, featuring vintage charm and timeless elegance. The kitchen layout is designed for efficiency, with countertops and cabinets crafted from sturdy materials like marble or wood, providing ample workspace for utensils, cookware, and ingredients. The kitchen connects to two rooms, the left lower hall and a staff door to the ballroom.
left lower hall: The hallway stretches before you, adorned by richly patterned wallpaper and intricate wooden paneling. At each end of the hallway is the ballroom and the entrance hall. On the sides are discreet doors leading to the pantry and the kitchen, though such rooms are typically only meant to be accessed by staff.

pantry:

The pantry is a spacious room filled with floor-to-ceiling shelves of goods and silverware. The shelves themself are made of sturdy wood, though the paint job is showing it's age. It's sole door is a small one leading to the left lower hall.

entrance hall:

The ornate front doors of the entrance hall are some of the biggest you have ever seen. This spacious foyer has a dazling chandelier above, as well as a balcony from the upper landing. The doors on the left and right connect to the left lower hall and the main hallway. Other than that there is the grand staircase which leads all the way to the upper landing.

upper landing:

 Up from the grand staircase is the upper landing. There is a balcony to oversee the entrance hall from there. Aside form the entrance hall, you can access three bedrooms from here, as well as the left upper hall.

balcony:

you can overlook the entrance hall

bedroom 1:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. The toilet has seen some use recently and has not been flushed.

bedroom 2:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. The closet does have some clothing in it surprisingly. The bedding is on the floor in a mess.

bedroom 3:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. This one has the private belongings of the young master, you can pressume that this is his room.

left upper hall:

The left upper hall is a distinctive area that branches off from the upper landing, offering access to the study, library, and master bedroom.

master bedroom:

The master bedroom can only be accessed from the left upper hall. It's the main living quarters of the master of the house. But this is no surprise, seeing how well furnished it is. There is a large four-poster bed with a canopy draped with velvet curtains. Decorative touches such as artwork, sculptures, or flowers ad a personality and charm to the space. The flowers look like they've been neglected lately though.

library:

The library is filled to the brim with books, you could spend years in here and still not have read everything. The only way in and out is through the left upper hall. book puzzle is here

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location descriptions part 2: study:

 The study is one of the rooms connected to the left upper hall. It's a place of intellectual pursuits and quiet contemplation, it looks well used and for good reason, the fireplace occupying one of the walls is adorned with family photographs and the chairs nearby look lavish. Though there is a trail of red liquid on the floor leading from the chair to a cupboard, how odd.The fireplace has been extinguished as well. walter's dead body is here

main hallway:

The main hallway is a stately thoroughfare that connects the various rooms of the hous, serving as a central artery through which the pulse of movement flows. Upon coming out of the entrance hall are the doors to the smoking room, lounge, and front bathroom. Going deeper you can find the entrances to the conservatory, parlor, back bathroom, and gallery.

gallery:

The gallery showcases the homeowner's collection of art, sculpture, and other treasures. It's a room designed to impress. The room looks like it hasn't seen use in a long time, with all the dust everywhere. The only way in and out of the gallery is through the main hallway.

conservatory:

The conservatory is a jewel of architectural ingenuity and natural beauty, a space that seamlessly blends the indoors with the outdoors while exuding an air of elegance and tranquility. Or at least it would be normally.Tropical plants, ferns, and exotic flowers populate the conservatory, but they don't seem to have been watered in a while prior to today. The only way in and out of the conservatory is through the main hallway.

parlor:

The parlor is designed for gatherings, leisurely conversations, and perhaps even a spot of afternoontea. It looks like it's seen plenty of use recently based on its condition, though that's to be expected for a place hosting such an event as this. The only way in and out is through the main hallway.

back bathroom:

As expected of the bathroom, it is quite luxorious. But at the end of the day it is still a bathroom so there's nothing there all that surprising at first glance. What sets this one apart is that it has seen much more use. Probably because of its proximity to the parlor.

front bathroom:

As expected of the bathroom, it is quite luxorious. But at the end of the day it is still a bathroom so there's nothing there all that surprising at first glance.

smoking room:

Connected to the main hallway is the smoking room,whose sole purpose is the indulgence of tobacco. You get the feeling that staying here too long might be bad for your lungs.

lounge:

The lounge is the sanctuary of relaxation and refinement, a space where residents and guests alike can unwind comfortably. Though truth be told, it is a bit unkept, having seen better days. The only way in and out of the lounge is through the main hallway.

Prof. Vera Howard

location descriptions part 1: kitchen:

Despite only having one chef, the kitchen is magnificent, featuring vintage charm and timeless elegance. The kitchen layout is designed for efficiency, with countertops and cabinets crafted from sturdy materials like marble or wood, providing ample workspace for utensils, cookware, and ingredients. The kitchen connects to two rooms, the left lower hall and a staff door to the ballroom.
left lower hall: The hallway stretches before you, adorned by richly patterned wallpaper and intricate wooden paneling. At each end of the hallway is the ballroom and the entrance hall. On the sides are discreet doors leading to the pantry and the kitchen, though such rooms are typically only meant to be accessed by staff.

pantry:

The pantry is a spacious room filled with floor-to-ceiling shelves of goods and silverware. The shelves themself are made of sturdy wood, though the paint job is showing it's age. It's sole door is a small one leading to the left lower hall.

entrance hall:

The ornate front doors of the entrance hall are some of the biggest you have ever seen. This spacious foyer has a dazling chandelier above, as well as a balcony from the upper landing. The doors on the left and right connect to the left lower hall and the main hallway. Other than that there is the grand staircase which leads all the way to the upper landing.

upper landing:

 Up from the grand staircase is the upper landing. There is a balcony to oversee the entrance hall from there. Aside form the entrance hall, you can access three bedrooms from here, as well as the left upper hall.

balcony:

you can overlook the entrance hall

bedroom 1:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. The toilet has seen some use recently and has not been flushed.

bedroom 2:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. The closet does have some clothing in it surprisingly. The bedding is on the floor in a mess.

bedroom 3:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. This one has the private belongings of the young master, you can pressume that this is his room.

left upper hall:

The left upper hall is a distinctive area that branches off from the upper landing, offering access to the study, library, and master bedroom.

master bedroom:

The master bedroom can only be accessed from the left upper hall. It's the main living quarters of the master of the house. But this is no surprise, seeing how well furnished it is. There is a large four-poster bed with a canopy draped with velvet curtains. Decorative touches such as artwork, sculptures, or flowers ad a personality and charm to the space. The flowers look like they've been neglected lately though.

library:

The library is filled to the brim with books, you could spend years in here and still not have read everything. The only way in and out is through the left upper hall. book puzzle is here

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Edit Bedroom #3 : There is burn marks on the walls that have the pattern I‾ -/-‾I ‾ Key given:

I‾ = I
/  = II
\  = III"

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Prof. Vera Howard

location descriptions part 1: kitchen:

Despite only having one chef, the kitchen is magnificent, featuring vintage charm and timeless elegance. The kitchen layout is designed for efficiency, with countertops and cabinets crafted from sturdy materials like marble or wood, providing ample workspace for utensils, cookware, and ingredients. The kitchen connects to two rooms, the left lower hall and a staff door to the ballroom.
left lower hall: The hallway stretches before you, adorned by richly patterned wallpaper and intricate wooden paneling. At each end of the hallway is the ballroom and the entrance hall. On the sides are discreet doors leading to the pantry and the kitchen, though such rooms are typically only meant to be accessed by staff.

pantry:

The pantry is a spacious room filled with floor-to-ceiling shelves of goods and silverware. The shelves themself are made of sturdy wood, though the paint job is showing it's age. It's sole door is a small one leading to the left lower hall.

entrance hall:

The ornate front doors of the entrance hall are some of the biggest you have ever seen. This spacious foyer has a dazling chandelier above, as well as a balcony from the upper landing. The doors on the left and right connect to the left lower hall and the main hallway. Other than that there is the grand staircase which leads all the way to the upper landing.

upper landing:

 Up from the grand staircase is the upper landing. There is a balcony to oversee the entrance hall from there. Aside form the entrance hall, you can access three bedrooms from here, as well as the left upper hall.

balcony:

you can overlook the entrance hall

bedroom 1:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. The toilet has seen some use recently and has not been flushed.

bedroom 2:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. The closet does have some clothing in it surprisingly. The bedding is on the floor in a mess.

bedroom 3:

Not quite the master bedroom, but quite magnificent all the same. It has a nice private bathroom and spacious closet. Too bad it doesn't have any distinctions from the other bedrooms, but you wouldn't mind sleeping here for a while. You can only access it from the upper landing. This one has the private belongings of the young master, you can pressume that this is his room.

left upper hall:

The left upper hall is a distinctive area that branches off from the upper landing, offering access to the study, library, and master bedroom.

master bedroom:

The master bedroom can only be accessed from the left upper hall. It's the main living quarters of the master of the house. But this is no surprise, seeing how well furnished it is. There is a large four-poster bed with a canopy draped with velvet curtains. Decorative touches such as artwork, sculptures, or flowers ad a personality and charm to the space. The flowers look like they've been neglected lately though.

library:

The library is filled to the brim with books, you could spend years in here and still not have read everything. The only way in and out is through the left upper hall. book puzzle is here

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Edit Upper Landing: In the upper hall there is "FrOM ThE OCEaN RAISe. RETURN. SAlVAtION!!" scribbled on the wall

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Matches and biscuits missing from kitchen.

Edit Study:

There is burned clothing in the fireplace of the study. It is all black. If the colour is it's original colour or from the fire is unknown.

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back bathroom toilet paper has writing: octoiudmoegeanlmniols

matchbox someone wrote on it: - = IV

The lounge is the sanctuary of relaxation and refinement, a space where residents and guests alike can unwind comfortably. Though truth be told, it is a bit unkept, having seen better days. The only way in and out of the lounge is through the main hallway. There is a piece of paper with writing on it saying:
 011235XY32Z
A=Z+Y-X
B=A+1
Q=?"

Pantry:

The pantry is a spacious room filled with floor-to-ceiling shelves of goods and silverware. The shelves themself are made of sturdy wood, though the paint job is showing it's age. It's sole door is a small one leading to the left lower hall. There is some brand of biscuits that is eaten and not restocked. You know it goes well with tea. It's an acquired taste not that a lot of people like.

You recall the groundskeeper or this mansion is Horace gardner

Keep an eye out for the letters FM. Could be initials? Idk

innvocations to dagon

You feel your sanity slip a little as the words twist and contort on the page but you learn of the Father of the Deep ones Dagon

On Oceans and Salvation
"Yes it mentions how Dagon is the lord of the ocean and calls for his return through invocations"

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investigating gallery:

Oh Yeah while you were look around you get stabbed with a slick black Kris by somebody very quickly running into the room

Mayor Joseph Cooper pinned a message to this channel. 13-5-2024 01:50

Investigating open book in library book ""101 tips for ocean lovers"" on page 237 and has 20&8/5!18-9 written in ink next to line 7 on the left side (edited)

✅ Added @Devon Manfield to the CC!

From the cloth in clue 3:

It appears to be from a garment a piece of black fabric like a dark robe or a suit

Mrs. Stella Elliot

Investigating open book in library book ""101 tips for ocean lovers"" on page 237 and has 20&8/5!18-9 written in ink next to line 7 on the left side (edited)

Line 7:

While the ocean may look very appealing, it harbours some dark secrets, especially in the darkest depths

From the book "Ocean Exploration" in the Library:

You notice one passage that stands out, it seems to be circled and underlined, "While we have explored much of the ocean, there are still secrets that lie deeper than we can possibly go", there is a note next to it that says "Ask Obed"

14:16

"Fishing for Newcomers"

It's a guide book to fishing, each page contains an image of a fish and details on it's active seasons and locations all across America as well as other tips on catching them Next to the image of the sea bass you see scrawled in awful handwriting "Captain O. Marsh's lady friend" it seems to be some kind of joke

Letter in the Library:

"Dear Mr. H Gilman I seek your aid in my endeavours, in a month to this day in 1845 please meet me at the harbour at exactly midnight, I require your services. I know you have heard the rumours of me and I must attest they are not true in the slightest. Your dear friend Obed Marsh"

Back of the Study Photograph:

One of them says "Best of luck on your studies" -reverand

Glowing bone dice you notice that there are 3 sets of 5 and three sets of 6 on the dice

Vase in the Master Bedroom:

Inside is.... A ring with a cultist engraving

Wooden bead found by glowing dice in the study It's a small wooden bead with a thin hole through it almost like from jewlery (edited)

Pantry:

The cabinet has the following Message " I SUMMON THEE"

The diary starts off normal, but it slowly gets more deranged and maddening the further you read by the end it has devolved into the scribblings of a madman, symbols and sigils everywhere

All look like invocations to something

walter's diary, found in the master bedroom vault (edited)

slippers fit: Walter Gilman, Reverend Victor Pittman, Robert Elliot, Nicolas Marsh, Terry August

the accomplice's slippers

@Mr. Mark Waite has been removed from #clues-only.

on the study shelf theres a piece of paper says ☷☱☱

☨

@Mr. Mark Waite has been added to #clues-only.

Current Year: 1922

20&8/5!18-9 - = 4 / = 2 ——— 20&8(2)5!18(4)9 A date perhaps? Idk

Pantry:

You notice all the shelves are oddly stocked with only small fish such as sardines and anchovies

Later addition:

☷ = NTR <-> ☵☲

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