We had a fantastic time at the Moonfire Correspondence dinner Saturday! Letters were found, mysteries were solved, and the fates of our two characters were revealed. But the dragons? We still aren't sure what they will conspire for next. Sunday's Thrift and Find was mayhem at its best! With scavenger hunt clues like 'find the scariest doll', 'find jewelry you would wear to a secret society event', or find 'an outfit you would wear to time travel' what could possibly go awry?! Join us for our next adventure!

In honor of Veterans Day, wanted to take a moment to thank those of you and your families who serve or have served. Your sacrifice and commitment are appreciated, and we thank you from the bottom of our hearts for your service.

Hi Guilders! To keep things orderly, I have created a new section in the Community called Plot Twist Fridays. This is where you can locate the clues in our group mystery. They are ordered from most recent to least recent. Just joining us? Simply scroll to the bottom of the section and read up to catch up!

You voted to investigate the Guest Registry from Blackthorn Manor's mysterious masquerade on November 6, 1926. And we've uncovered our first clue. The registry contains twelve names, each accompanied by an arrival time. But our detectives know better than to trust a guest book alone. So we examined the surviving transportation records, witness statements, and photographs to determine whether all twelve guests actually attended that evening. Eleven arrivals have been independently verified. But the twelfth? That's where things get interesting. Guest #12: Margaret Ashford Recorded arrival: 9:15 p.m. There's just one problem. No surviving witness statement places Margaret inside the ballroom, and her name appears nowhere in the household's transportation records. Yet someone entered her name into the registry. And beside it, in the same elegant handwriting, is a tiny symbol. A flame. 🔥 The exact same symbol engraved on the antique key we discovered two weeks ago. Was Margaret really there? And if she was, why is she the only guest whose arrival cannot be verified? 🕰️ COMING FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13: CHAPTER TWO — THE MISSING HOUR Our investigation turns to a particularly unsettling detail. At exactly 11:47 p.m., every clock in Blackthorn Manor stopped. Coincidence? Or was someone making sure the events of that evening would never be accurately reconstructed? BUT FIRST, DETECTIVES, WHAT'S YOUR THEORY? Remember, detectives... sometimes the most important person in a mystery is the one nobody remembers seeing.

We are excited about the Moonfire Mystery Dinner Saturday. Jennifer has something amazing planned! Purchase your $79 Moonfire Dinner Event Ticket Here Catch up on the letters here: Moonfire Correspondence Letters