The Fundamental Interconnectedness (Of All Things)

After walking to the corner shop for a paper and milk this morning, you stumbled into a crime scene (semi-literally; you nearly tripped over the deceased). The victim was holding your business card and a sizable check made out to you, so you have decided to take the case. The police arrived shortly afterward and ushered you from the scene. But before they did, you grabbed a vital clue. 

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The Fundamental Interconnectedness (Of All Things) is a murder mystery game in the style of Douglas Adams, designed to be played with little to no preparation, with a group of 3 to 6 players. During play, Investigators will draw items from their bag, and determine how they are connected to the case at hand. 

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What You Need:

• The rules
• A few six-sided dice
• Note paper and pencils
• Your bag, purse, holdall, briefcase, or backpack, and whatever is inside it

What's Included:

• The Game Rules in layout form
• The Game Rules in plaintext form 
• Random tables for following leads and creating characters
• A handful of alternate openings
• An Evidence Board and Random Item Tables for online play

Note: This is an un-playtested social mystery-telling game that I've been sitting on for a couple of years, released now for the Bad TTRPG Jam for Pride. It's an early designed game, so it may need future updates.