The Great British Bump Off

Characters in the 6 player game:

Victoria Sponge – a baker from the Isle of Wight.
Dressed in white with a slim red belt, Victoria is confident about her classic appeal.

Mac O’Roon – a baker from Belfast.
In his orange shirt, green trousers and with his golf bag to hand, Mac is a golfer who’s ready to play the long game.

Sasha Torte – a baker from Cumbria.
This handwriting expert is dressed in dark brown with a frothy white scarf. She always has a piece of chocolate nearby!

Brandy Snap – a baker from Gloucestershire.
In her jodpurs and hacking jacket, Brandy knows how to hunt and how to win.

Spice-Twice Bryce – a baker from Edinburgh.
With his calculator, pen and paper always close to hand, this mathematician knows whose number is up.

Whitey Bloomer – a baker from Devon.
Dressed in his gardening clothes and wellies, Whitey knows the old ways are best.

Additional characters in the 8 player game:

Pru Ving-Bag – a baker from Dorset.
Bundled up in a warm jumper and loose fitting clothes, Pru may be quiet, but she can rise to any occasion. She loves to blow bubbles.

Pete Stachio – a baker from Hackney.
In a green shirt and trousers, this comedian will do anything to get a laugh.

Additional characters in the 10 player game:

Cherry Cake – a baker from Kent.
Voted “Best Mum in Kent”, Cherry always wears her cherry-patterned apron and a sunny smile.

Ted Pudding – a baker from Yorkshire.
Dressed in his farmer’s clothes and boots, Ted may be patient, but he’s no sheep.

Additional characters in the 12 player game:

Cia Batta – a baker from Buckinghamshire.
In a flowing dress and comfortable slippers, this opera singer demands the spotlight wherever she is.

Chris P. Top – a baker from Northumberland.
This roofer is dressed in his work clothes with a pencil behind his ear.

Additional characters in the 14 player game:

Rose Water – a baker from Somerset.
In her soft pink outfit, Rose may look harmless but this romance writer has her share of thorns.

Van Illa-Bean– a baker from Pembrokeshire.
This candlemaker is dressed in black and known for humming while he bakes.

Additional characters in the 16 player game:

Lavender Essence – a baker from Norfolk.
In her pearls, tweeds and sensible shoes, Lavender is a WI member who grows flowers, not pheasants.

Leo Politan – a baker from Essex.
In his white shirt, thin pink tie and brown trousers, this coiffed Essex boy can handle himself on land, at sea and in a tent.

Additional characters in the 18 player game:

Robin Roulade – a baker from North London.
In her ripped jeans and rock band t-shirt, this baker knows how to roll!

Gus Terdtart– a baker from Berkshire.
With his creamy shirt, beige trousers and a sprinkling of freckles on his nose, Gus is a traditionalist, right down to his neatly shod feet.

Additional characters in the 20 player game:

Tara Misu– a baker from Cornwall.
With her traditional Cornish bonnet and brightly coloured shawl over her apron, Tara stands out in any crowd.

Biff Bourguignon – a baker from Guernsey.
This beefy baker wears a dark red cravat and always has a bottle of red wine close to hand.

We can customise this game.  However, sadly we do have to charge for this service as even minor customisations take between 1-2 hours to process in the office and we need to buy toilet roll and biscuits as much as the next person…

It’s hard to give “ball park” figures for what different customisations would cost however we’ve attempted to HERE.

Remember… if you just need 1 extra person, or 1 less person, why not add in the inspector as your extra guest.  The inspector can usually be male or female as the “for real” inspector can simply invent a new name for themselves.

Some hosts prefer to play the inspector role as it means they can work on the catering while the round plays out amongst their guests.