ROOTTREEMANIA · FINAL DEDUCTION
Possible Roottrees
Review the proof behind each possible relative, find the Smoking Guns you are still missing, and note the deduction you reach.
Major Roottreemania finale spoilers below. The page names the relatives involved in the last decision.
Have You Reached the Final Deduction?
How the Final Deduction Works
01
Collect the proof
Each relative on the final list carries proof links: a search result or a clue that speaks directly about them.
02
Read what the proof shows
A proof link is strong evidence, but it can point either way. It does not decide the answer on its own.
03
Choose one of three conclusions
The game uses three possible verdicts for a relative: Roottree blood relative, not a Roottree, or impossible to prove.
04
Submit when the list is settled
The finale wants every relative on the list answered before it closes.
Your Final Deduction Progress
- 0 / 58
- 0 / 13
Find a Missing Smoking Gun
Note Your Deduction
Courtney-May Watts
David Fellowes
Flavio Soares
Frank Williams
Heather Ford
James Garland
Mark Clementine
Melissa Ford
Min Lang
Robert Garland
Robert Roottree
Ronald Roottree
Stuart Clementine
Found a Clue — Who Does It Matter For?
Before and After This Phase
Possible Roottrees FAQ
It is the closing deduction phase of Roottreemania. You review the relatives still in question and settle each one with the proof you collected.
That count follows your own tree. The game asks you to review every Possible Roottree before the search can end, and judges each one separately, so the number shrinks as you work. 13 relatives carry proof links below.
It is the game's strongest kind of proof link: a search result or a clue that speaks directly about a specific relative.
No. They are evidence for the deduction. Reading them can support the blood relationship, argue against it, or leave it undecided.
Pick the relative in the finder above and follow whichever link you have not seen yet. Results and clues both lead back to the search that produced them.
No. The game has a third verdict for a relative you cannot settle, so a relative that stays unproven is not the same as one who is ruled out.
Finish the re-check phase first; the finale only opens after it.