Which Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective board game should you open first? Every standalone box lets you follow a case with directories, newspapers, a map, and clues you decide whether to pursue. The differences are…
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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Thames Murders & Other CasesStart here if you want the classic way to play. Ten investigations use the London map, directory, and newspapers, with separate cases you can choose for a single evening. Several case types are represented, from missing paintings to a possible curse, so pick the case whose premise catches your eye.…0
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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: The Baker Street IrregularsChoose this as a first box if your group wants decisions and clues to be tracked during each investigation. Dave Neale designed ten cases for the young investigators who work with Holmes. The London directory and newspapers still matter, and the new tracking system lets the text take account of…0
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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: Carlton House & Queen's ParkPick this if you've already tried following leads across London and want the places to feel more specific. The ten case booklets include five set in the mansion, two cases outside it, and three consecutive days of investigation around Queen's Park. Keep the park booklets in order and give the…0
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Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective: Jack the Ripper & West End AdventuresChoose the four connected cases for one investigation that changes as news develops from day to day. Play those four in order, keeping earlier notes, or start with one of six separate West End cases when your group only has one evening. The historical subject matter makes the linked campaign a…0