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#*'''Queen is for Question Master.''' If a player draws a Queen, they become the Question Master. Until another player draws a Queen, everyone can only respond to the Question Master's questions with another question. For example, if Terry is Question Master, and asks Steve "what time is it?" Steve would have to respond "Is it 2 o'clock?" If Steve doesn't answer with a question, he must take a drink. | #*'''Queen is for Question Master.''' If a player draws a Queen, they become the Question Master. Until another player draws a Queen, everyone can only respond to the Question Master's questions with another question. For example, if Terry is Question Master, and asks Steve "what time is it?" Steve would have to respond "Is it 2 o'clock?" If Steve doesn't answer with a question, he must take a drink. | ||
#*'''King is for King's Cup.''' When a player draws a King, they must pour whatever they are drinking into the cup in the center of the table. When the fourth King is drawn, that player must drink the concoction in the cup, signaling the end of the game. If you're playing with a can, Kings could mean "finish your current drink," or you could make an alternate rule. | #*'''King is for King's Cup.''' When a player draws a King, they must pour whatever they are drinking into the cup in the center of the table. When the fourth King is drawn, that player must drink the concoction in the cup, signaling the end of the game. If you're playing with a can, Kings could mean "finish your current drink," or you could make an alternate rule. | ||
| − | #*'''Aces are for waterfalls.''' If a player draws an Ace, everyone at the table must chug their drink, starting with the player who drew the card. Each player may only start drinking when the person to their right has started drinking and may only stop when the person to their right has stopped drinking. So if you're sitting to the left of the player who drew the card, you cannot stop drinking until everyone at the table has stopped.<ref>https://www.beerfestboots.com/kings-cup-rules</ref> | + | #*'''Aces are for waterfalls.''' If a player draws an Ace, everyone at the table must chug their drink, starting with the player who drew the card. Each player may only start drinking when the person to their right has started drinking and may only stop when the person to their right has stopped drinking. So if you're sitting to the left of the player who drew the card, you cannot stop drinking until everyone at the table has stopped.<ref name="rf15978">https://www.beerfestboots.com/kings-cup-rules</ref> |
#Pick up the first card. Choose a player to begin, then draw a card at random. Turn it over quickly and then act out the card according to your rules. Once you're done, discard the card and move on to the next player, who draws. | #Pick up the first card. Choose a player to begin, then draw a card at random. Turn it over quickly and then act out the card according to your rules. Once you're done, discard the card and move on to the next player, who draws. | ||
#*If playing with a can, slide the card underneath the tab of the unopened drink. As cards build up, eventually the can will crack open. The player who "cracks the King's Cup," then needs to drink the entire can. | #*If playing with a can, slide the card underneath the tab of the unopened drink. As cards build up, eventually the can will crack open. The player who "cracks the King's Cup," then needs to drink the entire can. | ||
