Adult Party Games
Circle of Death Drinking Game
There are many
variations of the Circle of Death Drinking Game on the web
but I couldn’t find the one we always played. So sad! At least it was
until this lovely web page was created. I love this game because it
incorporates so many other fun drinking games. Some people also call Circle of Death "Kings" but we never did.
Things you’ll need:
- Deck of Cards
- A Beer in a Cup
- Drinks!
Setting Up Circle of Death
Spread the cards out in a circle. Make sure all the cards are touching other cards. Place the beer in a cup in the middle of the circle.Playing Circle of Death
Each player takes turns selecting a card. Each card has its ownAce - player makes a rule
King - a round of Categories
Queen - a round of Questions
Jack - a round of I Never
10 - player becomes ThumbMaster
9 - 6 & 9 are socials! Everyone drinks!
8 - person to player’s right drinks
7 - person to player’s left drinks
6 - 6 & 9 are socials! Everyone drinks!
5 - player becomes HandMaster
2, 3, or 4 - player drinks the number on the card
Also, the person that breaks the circle of cards, has to chug
the beer in the middle of the circle.
Don’t know what all those games are? Let me explain.
Ace - Making a Rule
The player gets to make any rule they like. This can be anything from
every other player saying a phrase like "Mandi is the goddess of all
things beautiful" before they drink or that no player can use another
player’s first name. Here's a whole list
of rule ideas. Any player who breaks the rule, drinks!
King - a round of Categories
The player that selected the King declares a category and then starts
the round with something in that category. For example, if the category
is "Brand Names of Vodka", then players would have to name things in
that category such as ‘Absolute’, ‘Smirnoff’, ‘Skyy’, etc. Then each
player in the circle must add a thing in that category. The player who
repeats something already named, can’t think of something, or gets it
wrong, drinks!
Some suggested categories are Types of Drinks, Condoms, Positions, Cars, Sexy Movie Stars, or Bars in Your Town. You can also spice this up with personal categories such as "Girls that Jack wishes he had kissed". Jack may not love you for it but your friends will be amused.
Queen - a round of Questions
Ah, one of my favorites. This is where the player that drew the Queen
looks at any other player and asks any question. Then, that player must
ask a different question to any other player. This goes on until
someone doesn’t ask a question or chooses to answer a question. That
person drinks.
As a side note, I once broke up with a boy during this game. He looked at me and asked, "Are you ever going to sleep with me?" and I chose to answer him in the negative. I had to drink but it was an easy way to end that relationship. Be careful what you ask. :)
Jack - a round of I Never
This game rocks in Circle of Death or all on its own (where you end up
blitzed). This starts with the player that picked up the Jack stating
"I Never . . ." and adding whatever to the end of that phrase. It can
be something he/she has or has not done. Every player must drink if
they have done what was stated. If they have not done it, they do not
drink. Then, every other player states an "I Never". The round ends
when it gets back to the original player that pulled the Jack.
There is one additional rule. If someone is busted, meaning that they didn’t drink when they should have, they must chug whatever they are drinking.
Confused? Let me give you a real-life example. The statement was "I’ve Never dated anyone in this room." I looked around and didn’t think I had to drink until my ex uncovered himself from behind some girl’s face and busted me. Whoops.
This game is great to play with people you don’t know. You’ll learn a lot.
10 - player becomes ThumbMaster
The ThumbMaster is simply the person that can put their thumb on the
table during any point in the game and the other players must follow.
The last player to put their thumb on the table, drinks. The
ThumbMaster rules until another player draws a 10.
5 - player becomes HandMaster
Same concept as the ThumbMaster. The HandMaster can put their hand on
the table during any point in the game and the other players must
follow. The last player to put their hand on the table, drinks. The
HandMaster rules until another player draws a 5.
Party Game Cost - $0-$10
Assuming you have a deck of cards and a beer this game costs you nada! Otherwise, go to 7-11, pick up a 6-pack and a deck and enjoy the entertainment!Return from Circle of Death to All Legendary Adult Party Games
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