Source
What the supplied fictional exhibit directly shows.
Case File 001 · Materials in preparation
Cluecraft's first original fictional investigation invites founding members to trace a vanished digital archive through captions, timelines, metadata, and competing theories.
Full case materials and the live case night unlock when the packet opens. The release date will be announced only after playtesting and editorial review.
Fictional archive capture
The window
closes at 23:17.
The Cluecraft method
Each case distinguishes a source from an inference and an inference from an unverified theory. Members compare the supplied fictional exhibits, cite what supports a claim, and discuss with care.
Source
What the supplied fictional exhibit directly shows.
Inference
What the exhibit can reasonably support when compared with another source.
Theory
A testable explanation that must stay within the supplied evidence.
Release structure
The Lantern Window is planned as a self-contained digital case file. These releases are not yet available; the sequence explains what founding members will receive when the packet is ready.
01
Scheduled message, access context, timeline, and the first evidence review.
Release 1 opens when the packet is ready
02
Transcript, revision history, metadata, map, consent context, and a theory check.
Locked until the second clue drop
03
Handoff note, final metadata, restoration log, mirror index, worksheet, and solution dossier.
Locked until the final clue drop
Founding-member access
Founding members receive the complete exhibit packet as releases open, moderated discussion prompts and votes, the live case-night reveal, and the solution dossier.
Sign in to your Cluecraft account and return here. Your member preparation room will show the release sequence and unlock the packet only when editorial review is complete.
No fixed release date is promised before playtesting.