Case of the Golden Idol DLC walkthrough with full explanations

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Thinking scrolls: 1. Events 2. Who killed whom? 3. Pajack card order 4. Identities Terms: Man on far left: Pistol, Stiletto, Scalpel, Treated, Oberon, Geller Man beside him: Zubiri, Kerra, Pajack Sleeping man: Stiletto, Sword Dead man with gold belt: Mace, Harpoon, Bill, Gabriel, Oberon Dead man with blue coat: Dagger, Stiletto Dead redhead man: Rapier, Ear, Pistol, Oberon, Knife Dead man with red coat: Katar, Chakram, Sword Dead man on far right: Dagger, Navaja, Oberon, Sri, Ruben House rules on wall: Pay, Lost, Money, Cheated, Bill Any Pajack board: Archer, Boar, Centaur, Peasant Tournament card on wall: Carlos, Luna, Oberon, Geller, Sri, Thagson, Pandula, Senevi, Ruben, Hendriks, Gabriel, Hubert, Bill, Price, Zubiri, Kerra Deduction: My, what a lot of dead bodies and blood. There's plenty to deduce here! The easiest starting point is the Pajack values. The only board with actual results on it is the far-right one; the rest have been erased or had ink spilled on them. We see from this that Blue won the first round, Yellow won the second, and Blue won the third. This tells us several things: 1. Boar > Peasant, Centaur > 2x Archer, and Archer > Boar. 2. It can't be the match between Bill Price and Zubiri Kerra because no result was recorded for that yet. 3. This has to have been the match between Carlos Luna and Oberon Geller, because it's the only one on the card that matches the result pattern. Oberon was the Blue player and Carlos was Yellow. 4. Given his position near the seat and his possession of a yellow rosette, the dead man next to the board is probably Carlos. Point 1 tells us the rank order must be Centaur > Archer > Boar > Peasant. We can now solve other matches, like the one at the bottom left. Round 1 went to Yellow, because Boar > Peasant. Round 2 was also Yellow because Centaur + Archer > Centaur + Boar, and round 3 was Yellow again because Archer > Peasant. A 3-round streak for Yellow doesn't match any of the recorded results on the card, meaning this must have been the match between Bill Price and Zubiri Kerra. Now the sleeping man's table. In round 1, Yellow must have won, because we know that Boar > Peasant and Archer > Boar, so Archer must also be > Peasant. By the same token, round 2 went to Yellow, because if Archer > Boar, 2x Archer must be > 2x Boar. Round 3 went to Blue, because if Centaur > 2x Archer, it must also be > Peasant. This tells us that this match was between Ruben Hendriks (Yellow) and Gabriel Hubert (Blue). Now the match to the right of that, though we already have its participants from process of elimination: 2x Centaur > 2x Boar, so Yellow won. In round 2 Centaur > Archer, so a Blue win. And in round 3 Archer > Boar, so another blue win. This must have been the match between Sri Thagson (Blue) and Pandula Senevi (Yellow). We have a nice easy start for identities even in addition to having all the names paired up already because of the tournament card: the man on the far left has a business card naming him as Doctor Oberon Geller (who you may remember as the victim of the first case in the original game), so we can lock him in right away. This places him at the game on the far right, cementing our conclusion that the dead man next to that board is Carlos Luna. The man beside Oberon holds a letter addressed to Zubiri, which mentions not wanting to besmirch the Kerra name, so we can safely say this guy is Zubiri Kerra. This places him in the game at the bottom left. It's a fairly safe bet that the dead redhead next to the seat was his opponent, making him Bill Price. This lines up with the letter to the Quartermaster he holds as well as point 5 of the house rules. Going by positions and rosette possession, we can safely deduce that the man with the gold belt and dead man with the red coat are Pandula Senevi and Sri Thagson, and the drunk man and dead man with the blue coat are Ruben Hendriks and Gabriel Hubert. Now for who killed whom in what order. As with most questions of chronological order, it's best to start at the end and work backwards. One thing we do know from Carlos's note is that he brought Sri and Ruben, and they're in league with Bill, the Quartermaster, so none of those people can have killed each other. We know Oberon was the last person to kill someone, because he has one empty pistol and is still alive. And we can see if we look closely that Carlos Luna has a bullet hole in his back, so the final kill must have been Oberon Geller - Pistol - Carlos Luna. Now both Carlos's navaja blade and dagger are clean...but Pandula has a harpoon sticking out of him and Carlos was the only one far away enough to have thrown it, so the prior kill was Carlos Luna - Harpoon - Pandula Senevi. Pandula's mace is bloody, and given it's a melee weapon his victim would have to be close, so before that Pandula Senevi - Mace - Sri Thagson. Sri's weapons are clean, but Gabriel has a chakram sticking out of his head and that presumably killed him, so before that Sri Thagson - Chakram - Gabriel Hubert. That leaves the first kill, the victim of which must have been Bill. If you look at Oberon's letter to Pandula, he suggests bringing Gabriel as a precautionary measure in case Bill loses his temper, so the first kill was Gabriel Hubert - Rapier - Bill Price. So what on earth actually happened here? Well the entire sequence of events seems to have been started by Bill losing his temper. Looking at the results, Zubiri beat him 3-0, and given he was a newcomer it's probable that Bill thought he was cheating. And we can see what he was going to do: if you look at his inventory, he has a slightly bloody knife, but he didn't kill any of the dead people, so why was that? Well if you look closely at Zubiri, one of his ears is slightly bloody...and since Bill has a necklace made of human ears, it's probable that this is his usual punishment for cheating. And so, we can fill in the events: Source of date: Letter held by Zubiri Thinking scrolls: 1. Events 2. Identities 3. Lemurian delegation 4. City identities 5. Trial results Terms: Overlook: Man on far left: Albert, Abhaya, Jaffna, Gamini, Vijaya Man with parasol: Mouth, Albert, Cloudsley Zubiri: Yupik, Kerra, Arri Man with sword: Killed, Putra Ritual room: Dead woman: Loved, Secret, Jayan, Revealed, Succeeded, Yupik Scroll on wall: Spymaster, Blademaster Courtyard: Statue: Statue Dead woman: Tissa, Failed Grieving man: Anula Insect room (get "room" just for entering) Tank: Spider, Scorpion, Cricket, Centipede, Beetle Note on table: Putra, Seduced, Sukerra, Ji Map on wall: Klusapur, Jambupur, Lankapur, Jaffna, Gamini, Vijaya Throne room: Raja: Zubiri Note on table: Sun Letter on table: Raja, Kerra Deduction: As with many other cases, identities will be the easiest place to start since the other scrolls require some level of knowing who people are. We can place the guy on the far left right away, since he has a letter with his first name on it and the guy with the parasol gives us the last name even if we don't recognise him from case 1 of the original game: he's Albert Cloudsley (and was the one who pushed Oberon Geller to his death in that case). And we know Zubiri Kerra from the first case, so we can do him too. Albert has a letter from SSC saying they must "strengthen relations with Abhaya the Radiant"; this is presumably the name of the Raja, and this appears to be the man with the crown sitting in the upper room, so we can place his first name. Now Zubiri has a letter that mentions "venerable Yupik" and says that he's Zubiri's father. The guy with the parasol is telling Zubiri his father committed a murder and that the Raja will demand Zubiri's life. If we go to the throne room, the man on the left is talking about "life for life" and the Raja says "For sharing this secret, I will allow your Zubiri to live" so the left-hand man must be Yupik Kerra. The dead woman in the