This game has been merged into The Testament of Sherlock Holmes. Earned trophies in this entry will not be accounted for on any leaderboard.
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New value:The trophy set of The testament of Sherlock Holmes, get all the trophies to print your will!
Trophy Groups
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| default | The testament of Sherlock Holmes Trophy set |
The trophy set of The testament of Sherlock Holmes, get all the trophies to print your will! |
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Trophies
| Group | # | Name | Detail | Target | Icon |
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| default | 0 | Sherlock Holmes’ will | Strength and perseverance to the end | — |
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| default | 1 | Elementary | It seems you share my love of all that is bizarre. You recovered the Samoan necklace, well done! | — |
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| default | 2 | Safecracker | You would make a highly efficient criminal. | — |
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| default | 3 | Blackmailer | Your morals don't improve! | — |
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| default | 4 | Sleuth-Hound | The beautiful, faithful nature of dogs! | — |
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| default | 5 | Garden Gumshoe | With your usual happy mixture of cunning and audacity, you recovered all that was stolen! | — |
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| default | 6 | Hidden Message | See the value of imagination! | — |
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| default | 7 | The Gambler | You have never failed to play the game! | — |
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| default | 8 | The Holmesian | I was sure that I might rely on you. You found all the items from my past adventures. | — |
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| default | 9 | Freedom of the Press | The Press is a most valuable institution – if you only know how to use it! | — |
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| default | 10 | Attention to Detail | You have a turn for both observation and deduction! | — |
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| default | 11 | Finders Key-pers | You handled that with less than your usual – that is to say, you handled it well. You found the key! | — |
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| default | 12 | Minesweeper | Your nerves are fairly proof! | — |
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| default | 13 | Anarchy in the UK | There are always some lunatics about. It would be a dull world without them. | — |
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| default | 14 | Watson Alone |
The one fixed point in a changing age. |
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| default | 15 | The Brain | I never get your limits... there are unexplored possibilities about you. | — |
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| default | 16 | A Very Fine Loafer |
There are in you the makings of a very fine loafer. |
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| default | 17 | Pea-Souper | Moonshine is a brighter thing than fog, but this is a pea-souper! You asked for Help a great deal. | — |
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| default | 18 | First-Class Chemist | It was the bisulphate of baryta! | — |
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| default | 19 | Prison Break |
A trusty comrade is always of use. Well done. And yet one got away... |
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| default | 20 | Breaking the Law |
I have a great deal of respect for your judgement. You opened the safe room! |
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| default | 21 | Desperately Seeking Sherlock |
I would have made an actor – and a rare one. You deduced my disguise. |
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| default | 22 | Lazarus |
An isolated phenomenon? A brain without a heart? I trust that you did not judge me so quickly! |
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| default | 23 | Lockpicker |
I can see that you are a force to be reckoned with. |
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| default | 24 | Deduction Apprentice |
To a great mind, nothing is little. You completed the first deduction board. |
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| default | 25 | Master of Deduction |
Genius is an infinite capacity for taking pains. Bravo! |
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| default | 26 | Number Lover |
With all respect for your natural acumen, you handled that very well. You opened the safe box! |
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| default | 27 | Melomania |
You are a conductor of light! You discovered the hidden code. |
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| default | 28 | A Fine Romance |
The most winning woman I ever knew was hanged for poisoning. But I digress. You found the letter! |
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| default | 29 | Bomb Defuser |
You never can resist a touch of the dramatic! |
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| default | 30 | Stage Manager |
A simple trick, but exceedingly effective! |
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| default | 31 | The Legacy |
I must compliment you exceedingly upon the zeal and the intelligence which you have shown. |
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| default | 32 | Law of Nature |
One's ideas must be as broad as Nature if they are to interpret Nature. Well done! |
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