Dying Message

One of you has been murdered, and with your last breath you must point to the culprit. You cannot speak or write. All you have is a handful of small pieces, and you arrange them on the table into a message that the detectives will have to read. The culprit is sitting at the same table and would very much like that message to be misunderstood, so you are trying to be clear to everyone except the person you are accusing. Rounds take a few minutes, roles rotate, and most of the laughter comes from watching a victim try to spell out a whole accusation with almost nothing. It comes in the same compact Oink box as Kobayakawa, needs no reading, and works for a mixed group that wants something quicker and sillier than Codenames. Best played once the coffee has arrived.