John returns from war, meets Sherlock via Mike Stamford. Serial suicides linked to a taxi driver. The partnership begins.

Mysterious symbols tie to a Chinese smuggling ring; underground networks emerge.

Moriarty introduced through bomb-linked puzzles; pool standoff finale.

Irene Adler entangles state secrets and Sherlock’s emotions.

Hallucinogen weapon creates a monster on the moors; fear and perception themes.

Moriarty frames Sherlock; public disgrace; Sherlock’s rooftop fall to save friends.

Sherlock returns after two years; terrorist threat under emotional fallout.

Best man speech doubles as casework; assassination plot at John and Mary’s wedding.

Magnussen’s pressure points; Sherlock kills him to protect Mary; Moriarty broadcast tease.

Mary’s past resurfaces; she dies protecting Sherlock; grief splinters the team.

Culverton Smith exposure amid Sherlock’s drug spiral; reconciliation with John.

Face Eurus at Sherrinford; psychological games; Redbeard truth revealed.

Vanishing Violinist

Morgue Mix-Up

Riddle at the Ritz

Tube Station Spectre

The Blogger’s Double

Crown Jewels, Paper Trail

Consulting detective. Brilliant, cold, and impossible. Lives at 221B. Violin, experiments, theatrics. Keeps heads in the fridge. Loathes boredom.

Sherlock Holmes

Former army doctor, current blogger, Sherlock’s anchor. Loyal, grounded, often exasperated; sharper than he’s credited.

John Watson

Consulting criminal. Unhinged genius with a taste for chaos. Theatre kid of crime.

Jim Moriarty

Elder Holmes brother. British Government-adjacent. Surveillance over action. Emotionally constipated, not unfeeling.

Mycroft Holmes

Quiet, steel-spined pathologist at St. Bart’s. More competent than credited.

Molly Hooper

Dominatrix, genius, cultural enigma. One of few to outwit Sherlock.

Irene Adler

Scotland Yard inspector. Exhausted, honest, persistent.

Greg Lestrade

Former assassin, John’s wife. Loved fiercely; lied easily; died saving Sherlock.

Mary Watson

Forgotten sister. Brilliant, broken, dangerous. Orchestrates psychological games.

Eurus Holmes

CSI with a massive Sherlock complex. From hater to believer; still annoying.

Philip Anderson

Landlady — not housekeeper. Warm, nosy, capable, occasionally armed.

Mrs. Hudson

Detective Sergeant at Scotland Yard. Sharp-tongued, practical, and skeptical of Sherlock.

Sally Donovan

Media mogul and master blackmailer; detestable.

Charles Augustus Magnussen

Unseen, long-suffering, presumably patient.

Anderson’s Wife

Friendly pathologist who reunited John and Sherlock.

Mike Stamford

Quiet intimidation; Magnussen’s right hand.

CAM's PA

Member of the homeless network; resourceful, street-smart, tech-savvy.

Wiggins

Not alive; silent roommate at 221B; knows too much.

Billy the Skull

Sherlock's fake girlfriend turned tabloid journalist; sharp and savvy.

Janine Donlevy

Truth behind Sherlock’s ‘dog’; childhood friend tied to trauma.

Redbeard (Victor Trevor)

Step into modern London in this BBC Sherlock RPG. Investigate crimes, chase conspiracies, confront criminal masterminds, and test your wits against the greatest mind of the century — or become it. Play as a detective, blogger, criminal, or consulting sociopath. Your story begins at 221B and spirals across rooftops, morgues, and mind palaces.

Anonymous tip: poisoning at a charity gala among London’s elite.

The Poisoned Gala

Curator dead under toppled statue at a private after-hours showing. Locked-room puzzle.

Murder at the Museum

Arms boat explodes under Westminster Bridge; bodies missing; sabotage suspected.

Explosion on the Thames

Sherlock’s Stradivarius vanishes from 221B. No forced entry. Personal?

The Stolen Violin

Ticking package arrives; inside, a single chess piece.

Anonymous Package at Scotland Yard

Cluttered, chaotic, iconic. Books, experiments, skull on the mantel.

221B Baker Street

Morgue, pathology, Molly’s domain. Cold tiles, warmer friendships.

St. Bartholomew’s Hospital

Lestrade’s office, interrogation rooms, red string everywhere.

Scotland Yard

Great tea, average sandwiches, front-row view of chaos.

Speedy's Café

Mycroft’s silent stronghold. Surveillance disguised as civility.

The Diogenes Club

Eurus’ former prison. Sterile halls, psychological echoes.

Sherrinford

Locked rooms, rooftops, rivers. Gloves on, brain engaged.

Crime Scene (Rotating)

Surreal inner archive for knowledge, trauma, and answers.

Mind Palace

Tunnels and safehouses under London; no CCTV, only whispers.

Underground Network

Takeaway, chemistry sets, bullet smiley; plans and tea.

221B Kitchen Table

Fire, violin, deductions; sit in John’s chair if you dare.

221B Living Room

Site of The Fall. Quiet, loaded, haunted by wind.

St. Bart’s Rooftop

White tiles, harsh lights, stories the dead still tell.

St. Bart’s Morgue

Flickering memories, locked doors, archives of deduction.

Mind Palace Library

Covert breakfasts and dangerous conversations over jam toast.

Speedy’s Back Booth

Soundproofed, monitored; blackmail and confessions.

Diogenes Private Room

Padded walls, glass window, echoes of Eurus’ games.

Underground Cell (Sherrinford)

Closed platforms for covert exchanges and ghost trains.

Abandoned Tube Station

Undercover in the Underground

The Memory Code

Body in the Thames

Break into the Diogenes Club

The Blogger’s Blackmail

The Streets of Baker Street

221B at 3AM

Inside the Mind Palace

Nationwide broadcast: ‘Did you miss me?’ Pre-recorded or something worse?

Moriarty Lives?

Sighted buying something in Soho. Spiral or setup?

Sherlock Back on Drugs

Mycroft Compromised

‘The Science of Deduction’ goes dark. Legal pressure or burnout?

John's Blog Deleted

Sherrinford footage flickers; door open, then darkness.