Serenity

When you get a card that “flips” the line (Makes the last card firt and the first card last) just move the Guillotine to the other side of the line instead of moving the whole day of cards.

When someone plays a draw two, the next player can stack another draw two (Or any higher draw option) like a draw four on top, and the amount adds up until someone has to draw the total amount of acumulated cards.

Example:
Player 1: Plays draw 2
Player 2: Plays draw 2
Player 3: Plays draw 4
Player 4: Must draw 8 cards.

In the event with the Cat that attacks you, the plane to leave, and the small people, we only play with One cat.

We once played with two per instructions and # of people at the table, and it was absolutely impossible, not even a fair game.

I’ve found that Smaller groups make for better game play, sometimes with 5+ people turns get long and the advantages that the trader gets are just too skewed to ever be able to win.

Remember after the Reveal, work together! It usally the only way to make it out. Don’t let that competitive spirt get in your way.

We start the game with 9 cards in hand and use 5 on the first Turn.

We have been playing that instead of discarding your whol hand and getting 9 new cards, you instead discard the 5 you played and only get 5 new cards.

This means less shuffling of the discard deck throughout the game.

Don’t be afraid to move your body! Turning your head or body in the direction your robot if facing/will be turning will help tremendously in visualizing it’s moves.

And don’t worry about your opponents getting some information off you, they are usally doing the exact same thing!

So much better then trying to think backwards.

Don’t use it.

Getting bored with the standard go get that flag game action?

Try this: One board (Usally a pretty tough one with pits and lasers), One life, and One Option Card. Battle it out useing normal registar turns until only one robot remains standing!

Let the fight begin!

At t eh end of the game the cards you have won decribe you! Read them all out with everyone saying, I am… (Selfish, creative… etc.)

Remember to play to your judge not just the card.

What will that person think is most funny? Know your friends!

Helen Keller: Always wins.

Young ones are able to play this game because even if they can’t do the trivia questions there is an equal amount of sculpting, drawling, and charades that they can handle in the Creative Cat or Star Performer.

If you have a younger crowd, just remove the Triva options to make it easier and when you roll that color, instead let it be a choice for the player or team of the other remaining catagories.

When playing the a London or New York game we always use the local accents! It helps people get into character.

Don;t be afraid to use random people in sceans. Not every sceane must be between two main characters. Try talking to bartenders, detectives, lawyers etc. Makes the events more intresting and leads to mor edeveloped characters.

Optional Pre-Set round: Everyone writes down an answer before the question is read. Leads to some funny answers and make you think more about what the judge will like than what the question is asking. Wouldn’t work for a whole game but will liven up a round or two.