Zobmondo 2003 Recreation Group

	Zobmondo	2003	Recreation Group
	First produced	2003	Players	4+	Age(s)	12+

Click the picture for more		1 x playing board 200 x would you rather ...? cards, 4 questions per card 20 x challenge cards 1 x dice 8 x playing pieces 1x timer, 90 seconds 4 x pads of ballot papers 6 x pencils 1 x rules sheet Stimulate entertaining, ridiculous and thought provoking conversation by asking a series of ice breaking questions; either / or and ‘would you rather ...?’ eg. would you rather have 5 bottles stuck on the fingers of 1 hand for a year or a bucket stuck on your foot for a year? Neither is not an option, no matter how challenging the dilemma is, it is up to the group to reach a consensus. Predict the consensus answer to each of your questions and complete 3 of the even more absurd ‘would you rather ...?’ challenges, to win.

4 categories of ‘would you rather ...?;
- pain, fear, discomfort; eg. slip your bare feet into a very moist pair of old bowling shoes or walk barefoot in a petrol station toilet?
- appearance, embarrassment; eg. dress for a year like Spock from Star Trek (including ears) or like Superman?
- ethics, intellect; eg. be ruled exclusively by your heart or exclusively by your mind?
- random; eg. have to milk a cow or shear a sheep every morning for a week?

As you can see, these hypothetical questions are totally off the wall and random but your challenge may be to make up more convincing questions!

5 categories of challenge;
- speed; pose as many ‘would you rather ...?’ questions as necessary to make 2 successful predictions before the timer runs out.
- best reason; won by any player. Compose the most creative, thought provoking or funniest reason for your choice of random ‘would you rather ...?’ question.
- fill in the blank; won by any player. You must correctly guess the actual phrase printed on the question card from among the invented phrases contributed by the other players. The first part of the questions is read out by the player on your left. All players suggest a second part. Score by choosing the true phrase or by providing the wrong phrase.
- invent a question; remember, a good question should not have an obvious answer. Score if the other players fail to select a unanimous answer.
- would you do it? Perform a challenge listed on the challenge card eg. perform a belly dance for 30 seconds, perform an impromptu rap song for 60 seconds, drink like a cat from a glass for 30 seconds.

A great party game with unique style, lasting 1 to 2 hours.