The next clue was a bit of foreshadowing to the eventual theme, and it read:
“May the odds be ever in your favor.”
Page 3, first letter 4th line. Page 25 6th letter 9th line.” Etc Etc
Searching through the house, they found a bookshelf that contained The Hunger Games, and using all the above directions, ended up pulling letter by letter to create the phrase:
Under bbq sink. Yes in the mud.
Under the BBQ sink was a grotesque mud-and-slimy-thing filled jar, and after digging around in it they eventually pulled out a sealed baggie containing the next clue. Luckily we had a willing volunteer in the mix. Yuck!
Next was a little translation test:
After finding the next clue in a bunch of fake flowers, plus a few other clues in between (like I said, there is not enough room for everything!), they found a magazine-cutout clue that led them to a tree outside in the street. Searching for a tree with a hole in it, they spotted something!
Inside was a trowel, and attached to it was a hand-drawn treasure map! Let’s gooooo!
What happens next?
Comments 1
I absolutely love this idea and the trouble you went to to get everyone into high spirit. I especially love your little treasure chest and the fact that you used South African Gold coins as I am from South Africa.
I think I will try and incorporate a Hunger Games Treasure Hunt into our Companies year end function. This could be a wonderful ice breaker before we get to our lunch venue.
Thanks for sharing!!!