In this game, players will team up to work through Tam Sennic's evidence to solve a murder. Players will assume the role of a RAMI, and analyze evidence, including character bios, witness statements, autopsy reports, and more, for connections between the three victims of the murders. The game features a RAMI investigator's badge that connects to a smart phone, via a Pinfinity app, to reveal hidden ciphers within the evidence. This game does not require previous knowledge of the Magic: The Gathering Ravnica setting to play (see "'Dungeons & Dragons' Officially Meets 'Magic: The Gathering'").
Murders at Karlov Manor: The Case of the Three Blade Knife is for one or more players, ages 14 and up, and plays in 60-120 minutes. It retails for $49.99.