Cards Against Humanity

Cards Against Humanity is a party game designed for a group of players with a sense of humor and a taste for dark, sarcastic, and often politically incorrect jokes. The game is meant to be offensive, so be prepared for humor that can be considered inappropriate. Here are the complete instructions, including setup and round play for Cards Against Humanity:

Setup for Cards Against Humanity:

1. You'll need the official Cards Against Humanity set or a custom deck. The official set contains black "Prompt" cards and white "Response" cards.
2. Each player draws ten white "Response" cards.
3. One player is designated as the Card Czar for the first round. The Card Czar is responsible for drawing and reading the black "Prompt" card.

Objective for Cards Against Humanity:

1. The goal is to create the funniest, most absurd, or outrageous combinations of "Response" cards to fill in the blanks of the "Prompt" card read by the Card Czar.

Round Play for Cards Against Humanity:

1. Each round of Cards Against Humanity consists of several steps:

   • The Card Czar draws a black "Prompt" card and reads it aloud. The "Prompt" card contains a sentence or phrase with one or more blank spaces.
   • The other players examine their white "Response" cards and choose the one that they believe will create the funniest or most fitting response to the "Prompt" card.
   • Players submit their chosen "Response" cards to the Card Czar without revealing their identity.
   • The Card Czar shuffles the "Response" cards and reads each one aloud, along with the "Prompt" card.
   • The Card Czar chooses the combination they find the funniest or most suitable and awards a point to the player who submitted that "Response" card.
   • The player with the most points after a predetermined number of rounds is declared the winner.

2. The role of the Card Czar rotates clockwise in each round, and players take turns being the judge.

Winning:

1. The game is played over several rounds, with the first player to reach a predetermined number of points declared the overall winner.

Tips:

• Cards Against Humanity is meant to be a light-hearted, humorous game. It's essential to approach it with a sense of humor and not take offense to the content.
• Creative, witty, and unexpected combinations often score the most points.

Cards Against Humanity is a party game designed for humor and amusement. It's a great choice for gatherings of friends with a shared sense of humor who enjoy witty, edgy, and irreverent humor. Please be mindful of the game's content and the sensibilities of your fellow players when deciding to play.