Wednesday, March 16, 2011

RING OF FIRE

I want to play a game. And the game is Ring of Fire. If you haven't played this game, you are really missing out.

  • The rules of "Ring of Fire" consist of tasks to which each card corresponds. The traditional rules of "Ring of Fire" have the following rules assigned to the cards.
    Ace: Waterfall - The person who draws the ace begins drinking from their glass; then, moving counterclockwise, everyone else begins to drink. Everyone must keep drinking until the person to their right stops, beginning with the person who drew the ace.
    Two: Choose - The person who draws the two chooses who will take a drink.
    Three: Me - The person who draws the three drinks.
    Four: All girls drink.
    Five: Thumbmaster: The person who draws the five is the Thumbmaster until the next five is drawn. During this time, anytime he puts his thumb on the tabletop, everyone else must follow. The last person to put his thumb on the tabletop must take a drink.
    Six: All guys drink.
    Seven: Heaven - All players must put their hand in the air. The last person to do so must take a drink.
    Eight: Mate - The person who draws the eight must drink and choose someone to drink with them.
    Nine: Rhyme - The person who draws the nine must say a word. Then, with play moving to the left, each person must say a word that rhymes with that word. The person who fails to say a word or says an incorrect word has to drink.
    Ten: Categories - The person who draws the ten must pick a category. Then, with play moving to the left, each person must say a word that fits in that category. The person who fails to say a word or says an incorrect word has to take a drink.
    Jack: Make a Rule - The person who draws the jack gets to make up a rule that all players have to follow until the end of the game. A player has to drink whenever he breaks the rule.
    Queen: Questions - Beginning with the person who draws the queen and moving counter-clockwise, all players must ask questions. The person who fails to phrase their sentence as a question must drink.
    King: King's Cup - The person who draws the king must pour some of their drink into the cup in the center of the table.

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