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Would-you-rather cards that start real debates
Forty genuinely hard would-you-rather questions in four sets, each with a follow-up to keep it going.
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GeneralWould-you-rather cards that start real debates
Act as a party game writer. Write a deck of would-you-rather cards for {{age_range}}, including a set about {{theme}}.
Make:
1. Forty cards in four sets of ten: Silly, Food, Impossible Powers and {{theme}}
2. Every choice genuinely hard, with both options equally tempting or equally awful, so people argue about it
3. A quick follow-up question on each card to keep the debate going, like "What would you do first?"
4. Wording short enough to read aloud in one breath
Keep it kind: nothing gross, nothing about bodies, money or crushes, and nothing that puts one person on the spot. Match the words and humor to the age group.
Format each set as a numbered list. Then add three ways to play: a quick round, a points game where you guess what most people will pick, and a team version.
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Would-you-rather cards that start real debates
Forty genuinely hard would-you-rather questions in four sets, each with a follow-up to keep it going.
Curated by Nvoka
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Act as a party game writer. Write a deck of would-you-rather cards for {{age_range}}, including a set about {{theme}}.
Make:
1. Forty cards in four sets of ten: Silly, Food, Impossible Powers and {{theme}}
2. Every choice genuinely hard, with both options equally tempting or equally awful, so people argue about it
3. A quick follow-up question on each card to keep the debate going, like "What would you do first?"
4. Wording short enough to read aloud in one breath
Keep it kind: nothing gross, nothing about bodies, money or crushes, and nothing that puts one person on the spot. Match the words and humor to the age group.
Format each set as a numbered list. Then add three ways to play: a quick round, a points game where you guess what most people will pick, and a team version.
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