Cluedo (UK game show) about". Leslie Grantham, series four's Colonel Mustard, said "I'm the last person you'd expect to play [him]. That's why I was so flattered to be offered the role", and added that "Cluedo is great fun to do. It's fascinating to watch these asexual, inanimate characters brought to life". Despite the notion that the Colonel's prior occupation would make him the obvious suspect for every murder, it is stressed that "everyone has equally good reasons for bumping off the victim". The gameshow was imported in various countries, most notably to Australia where it ran for two seasons (1992-3). The German version
Ghostbusters (role-playing game) and demons, the "Ghostbusters" game expands the setting to pit Ghostbusters against numerous other paranormal creatures and incidents. "Ghostbusters" characters may encounter creatures as diverse as vampires, extraterrestrials, and time-travelers. "Ghostbusters" features an intentionally minimalist rules system. The game's main rulebook, the Operations Manual, does not include rules for subjects like movement rates and weapon ranges; it explicitly states that they are unnecessary for play. Character generation in "Ghostbusters" begins with a simple character point mechanic for assigning character attributes, which it calls Traits. Each character begins with 12 points, which the character's player assigns to the four Traits: Brains,