Dyce Games: Pick Your Poison - Card Games

Introduction

Everything good comes at a cost. What are you willing to live with? Win by playing your best perk and poisoning your neighbors. Each round of play starts by choosing a judge. The remaining players will play a perk face-down (a white card that contains good stuff) that they think the judge will like. After every player plays a perk, the players continue to play poisons face-down (a green card that conversely contains bad stuff) on their neighbor's perks.

Description

After everyone has played their cards, it's time for the judge to read all the choices aloud and pick his poison! The winning perk gets a point and play continues by rotating the role of the judge. **Dyce Games - Pick Your Poison: Pick Your Poison - Card Game** is a party card game centered around "What Would You Rather Do?" scenarios where players face difficult, often outrageous choices. The game contains more than **300 Poison Cards** and is designed for **3 to 10 players**, ideally aged **15 years and up** (some editions start from 10+). It encourages players to create the hardest and most challenging scenarios by combining two Poison Cards, then secretly "Pick their poison" between these choices. After revealing votes, players discover which choices are most popular, and points are awarded accordingly.

Additional Information

**Key features and gameplay:**

• Objective: Players try to stump each other by selecting Poison Cards that create tough dilemmas for others to choose between.
• Judge Role: Each round, one player acts as the Judge, selects a Poison Card for the "Card A" spot, then chooses a matching card "Card B" from cards submitted by other players.
• Player Interaction: Players ask clarifying questions about the scenarios to challenge the difficulty of the choices; this increases engagement and humor.
• Anonymous Voting: Players secretly pick which Poison Card they would rather do by playing corresponding Pick Cards face down.
• Scoring: The Judge awards points to the player who submitted the chosen Card B. Players gain points by picking the majority choice; judges gain or lose points based on player agreement or division.
• Components: The game includes a board, over 300 Poison Cards, Pick Cards, Double Down cards for riskier play, score sheets, and house rule suggestions.
• Versions: There is a main Family Edition, a more adult-oriented "After Dark" edition with mature content, and various expansion packs to enhance gameplay.
• Playing Time: Typically 30-60 minutes per game, suitable for casual game nights or parties.
• Educational Focus: Improving social interaction, decision-making, and reading comprehension in a fun, party game format.
• The game involves no batteries and supports social play with real people.

1. Judge picks Card A.
2. Other players submit a card each; Judge selects Card B.
3. Players ask questions, Judge elaborates.
4. Players secretly pick which card they'd rather do.
5. Reveal votes; points are awarded.
6. Cards are discarded, roles rotate.

Package Contents

• Perk cards
• Poison cards
• Rulebook