Welcome to the Who Would Win Game

Are you ready for an epic battle of imagination? Let me introduce you to the amazing world of the Who Would Win Game! In this game, you get to pit two characters against each other and decide who would win in a showdown. It’s like creating your own adventure, where anything is possible!

To play the game, you need to follow some simple rules. First, choose two characters that you want to see go head-to-head. They can be from movies, books, comics, or even real life. Use your imagination and pick the characters that you think would make an interesting and intense battle.

Once you have your characters, it’s time to analyze their strengths and weaknesses. Think about their powers, skills, and abilities. What makes each character unique? What are their special moves or weapons? Consider all of these factors as you create a mental picture of the battle between them.

Now comes the fun part – making your argument! Write down why you think your chosen character would win the battle. Be as creative and persuasive as possible. Use facts, evidence, and examples to support your claim. Think about the character’s strengths and how they could be used to defeat the opponent.

But wait, there’s more! Once you’ve made your argument, it’s time to hear the other side. Someone else will take the opposing character and present their case. This is where the real debate begins. Listen carefully to the other person’s argument and counter their points with your own. Engage in a friendly and respectful debate to determine who would truly come out on top.

At the end of the debate, both participants should have a better understanding of each character’s abilities and what would happen in a battle between them. It’s not about winning or losing – it’s about the joy of imagination and the thrill of debate.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab a friend, unleash your imagination, and let the battles begin in the Who Would Win Game!

So, here’s the deal: you want to be the first one to collect five Event cards by winning debates about who would win in randomly chosen events.

Getting Started

To start, you’ll need to shuffle the Character and Event decks and keep them close by for easy access. Also, make sure you have a timekeeper to manage the 20-second timer.

A Guide to Playing the Game

Let’s dive into the world of the game and get started! The first thing to know is that I start playing with the person on my left. After my turn, it’s the turn of the person two spots to my left. Then, it moves on to the player three spots to my left, and so on, as we continue playing clockwise.

That’s the basic rhythm of the game. It’s like a dance, passing the turn from one player to another with each round. We take our time to think and debate, sharing our ideas and strategies.

Let me break down the steps for you to understand how to play this game and give you some tips along the way:

1. First, pick an opponent. Then, each of you draws a card from the Character deck. Show your cards to everyone.

2. Flip an Event card and place it in the middle of the playing area.

3. The timekeeper starts the sand timer. You have 20 seconds to argue why your character would win the event.

4. After your turn, your opponent gets 20 seconds to make their case.

5. You can then make a short rebuttal within five seconds.

6. The timekeeper asks the rest of the players, “Who. Would. Win?!”

7. All the players, including the timekeeper, point at the player they think made the best argument.

8. The player with the most votes wins the Event card. If there’s a tie, nobody wins.

9. Finally, place the revealed cards in their respective discard piles. Make sure to shuffle them if needed.

Now, here are some notes and tips to help you:

– Keep your arguments concise and effective within the given time limit.

– Use persuasive language and present your character’s strengths.

– Pay attention to the Event card and tailor your arguments to fit the situation.

– Be ready to adapt and counter your opponent’s arguments during the rebuttal.

– Listen to other players’ opinions and consider different perspectives.

– The player who can make the most compelling case, taking into account the Event and their character’s abilities, is likely to win.

– Don’t forget to have fun and enjoy the lively debates that this game sparks!

This game of wit and strategy will keep you entertained as you use your imagination to outsmart your opponents. Get ready to debate and have a blast!

Hey there! It’s all up to us to shape our arguments the way we want.

Let’s make our arguments fun. People are more likely to support us if we make them laugh.

If you feel like you’re losing steam (sometimes 20 seconds can feel like a really long time), just repeat your main point once and try to finish on a positive note.

The players serving as the jury should decide which argument they liked the best, not based on the competition itself.

But beware: It might not be wise to argue or vote against your spouse, the host, or the person giving you a ride home.

If you have any questions about a disputed call that aren’t addressed in these rules, vote on it and let the timekeeper be the tiebreaker.

Game Over

Keep playing rounds until one player has collected five Event cards.