An ethnography of the best drinking games I've ever played or seen played.
- Dishwasher
- Alcool
- Shotgunning
A few rules that can be used across drinking games, usually created as a rule mid-game
- No pointing
- No using anyone's first name
- No profanity
- Assassin: one player is the assassin. As long as they're the assassin, anyone who they make eye contact with must drink.
- Question master: one player is the question master. As long as they're the question master, anyone who answers a question they ask with anything but another question must drink. Silence is ok.
- Mirrors: every player has a mirror; their mirror is the player sitting across from them at the time of rule implementation. When your mirror must drink, you also must drink the same amount. If each of you needs to drink (e.g. everyone at the table drinks) you both have to drink double.
- Chain lightning: every time any player must drink, they can make another player also drink. The drink given like this can also be given to someone.
An ethnography of the best drinking games I've ever played or seen played.
- Dishwasher
- Alcool
- Shotgunning
A few rules that can be used across drinking games, usually created as a rule mid-game
- No pointing
- No using anyone's first name
- No profanity
- Assassin: one player is the assassin. As long as they're the assassin, anyone who they make eye contact with must drink.
- Question master: one player is the question master. As long as they're the question master, anyone who answers a question they ask with anything but another question must drink. Silence is ok.
- Mirrors: every player has a mirror; their mirror is the player sitting across from them at the time of rule implementation. When your mirror must drink, you also must drink the same amount. If each of you needs to drink (e.g. everyone at the table drinks) you both have to drink double.
- Chain lightning: every time any player must drink, they can make another player also drink. The drink given like this can also be given to someone.