How to play Danger the Game
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ธ.ค. 2018
- Learn the rules to the board game Danger the Game quickly and concisely - This visually rich video has no distractions, just the rules.
Don't own the game?
amazon.com - amzn.to/2KC9K19
amazon.ca - amzn.to/3CFhHyp
amazon.uk - amzn.to/3MiVdqn
amazon.it - amzn.to/3T7bAs9
(As an Amazon Affiliate, I earn from qualifying purchases)
RULES:
The object of the game is to be the first player to be awarded 3 danger cards. Setup. Shuffle the decks and deal 3 tool cards and 3 skill cards to each player. Players may look at the cards in their own hand, but should keep them hidden from their opponents. Whoever lives life most dangerously goes first.
On your turn, you are the victim and must draw the top card from the Danger deck, read it aloud then place it in front of you. You may expand on the scene by adding whatever details you like. Once finished, the other players, the rescuers, must select 1 tool card and 1 skill card from their hand that they think will be best for rescuing the victim from the current danger. The rescuers place these cards facedown in front of themselves.
Once all the cards have been chosen, the player to the left of the victim goes first and flips their cards faceup. They then must explain how, when equipped with their tool and skill, they would accomplish the task of saving the victim from the danger.
Once the explanation is over the victim and other players may poke holes in the rescuer’s explanation, but the final say is always left to the victim. The rescuer can defend their explanation if they like. After all the objections are cleared up, the next rescuer to the left reveals their cards.
After all the rescuers have explained their rescue plan, the victim must decide who had the best one and awards them with the danger card. All other cards in play are discarded, and each player draws until they have 3 tool and 3 skill cards in their hand. The player left of the victim becomes next round’s victim and this process repeats until one player has collected 3 danger cards and is declared the winner.
For added fun, you may choose to play with the plot twist rule variation. The normal rules are the same except for the following: At the start of the game, shuffle the plot twist deck and deal 1 plot twist card to each player. During a rescue explanation, before the rescuer has finished talking, any player may play a plot twist card and force the current player to incorporate the newly added detail into their explanation.
Plot twist cards are specific to Dangers, Tools, and Skills, and must be played beside the corresponding card as indicated by the matching color. Only one plot twist may be played on each danger, tool, or skill card and they are only active on the player they were played on.
At the end of the round, discard all the plot twist cards in play and the rescuers who were not awarded the danger card, each draw 1 new plot twist from the top of the deck. There is no limit to the number of plot twist cards a player can hold in their hand. The first player to collect 3 danger cards is the winner.
The final rule variant you can play with is the dastardly variant. The most deviant player is the villain and the rest of the players are the heroes. Deal 3 tool cards and 3 skill cards to each player. The Villain draws 1 Danger card for each Hero that is playing.
Each Hero picks a skill and places it facedown on the table. When every hero has done this, reveal all the skills by flipping them face up. Next, the villain places a danger card from his hand, face up, in front of each of the heroes. Then the heroes choose and place a tool card facedown in front of themselves.
Once all the tool cards have been chosen, the player to the left of the Villain goes first and flips their tool card faceup and explains how they would use their skill and tool to overcome the danger and defeat the villain. Once their explanation is finished, the next player clockwise goes.
After each hero has had a turn, the villain decides which hero best escaped the danger and thwarted them by awarding that player a danger card. Discard all the cards in play and the player left of the villain becomes the villain for the next round. All the heroes draw until they have 3 tool and 3 skill cards in their hand, then the process repeats until 1 player has acquired 3 danger cards and is declared the winner. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Danger: You are playing Danger: the Game
Plot twist: You have to act out what your danger card says.
Dude. No.
Yes as long as it's not too dangerous.
You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger! Bigfoot!", Special Summon 1 "Danger! Bigfoot!" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can target 1 face-up card your opponent controls; destroy it. You can only use this effect of "Danger! Bigfoot!" once per turn.
You can reveal this card in your hand; your opponent randomly chooses 1 card from your entire hand, then you discard the chosen card. Then, if the discarded card was not "Danger!? Jackalope?", Special Summon 1 "Danger!? Jackalope?" from your hand, and if you do, draw 1 card. If this card is discarded: You can Special Summon 1 "Danger!" monster from your Deck in Defense Position, except "Danger!? Jackalope?". You can only use this effect of "Danger!? Jackalope?" once per turn.
I love yugioh :)
@@mockingb1rd403 PEND BEST DECK LETS GOOOOOOI
@@ivan-pk1wq i’m actually a pendulum main-
???
The rules are the same as regular chess, except for the following changes:
For a refresher of those rules 👆 check out this video
Layout the board.
Sheeeeeeeeeeeesh
deal 3 blah blah blah
You misspelled Cards Against Humanity.
For the final variation, does the villain choose which danger to give each player, or are they randomly dealt out?
Hey Kevin,
The villain chooses what danger to place the player in!
Every good villain does their research after all and would want to put heroes in dangers their skills aren't specifically suited to. Thank goodness heroes always have an ace up their sleeve, or in this case a tool card!
@@origamiwhalegames150 Thanks!
@@kevinglass1186 do you have the game?
@@zabilaahmed5263 they literally made it
@Lille’s Nebby
Why would the maker of the game ask questions about it on a how to play video of it?
To win more easily, have friends. They will always say you are the best chance
That's the issue I see in this game. You better play with people that want to play for fun and not to win and that aren't biased toward any particular player.
The villain variant seems less problematic since the judge can't win, but they could still favor a friend.
@@JannPoo Even more issue though is even if you are playing for fun and not to win the group might not want to end the game right away because they are having fun with what cards they have and so they still don’t want to pick the person who would win the game. So really I think this game would be better played by simply setting a time limit or a number of rounds and going until that is done, and then rather than having a winner at the end of that have a top rescuer, or in the villain version have a most powerful hero.
New Rule: Saboteur
This goes with the villain gamemode
The player to the right of the villain is considered the saboteur
The Saboteur is not given a danger card
At discussion phase, the saboteur grabs 3 plot twist cards, and can "sabotage" the discussing player. Once the next person discusses, put all plot twist cards you didn't use at the bottom of the deck and draw three more. Repeat until discussion phase ends
The villain will be the new Saboteur
idea: BONUS mode
after the winner is chosen, have the winner's dangers be played all at once.
Can you combine Villain and Plot twist together to make the villain able to give a secret hidden plot twist to each player's set?
That would be cool, just imagine trying to stop an astroid with shadow puppetry but only to realise you worse at everything else
Show us how to play exploding kittens.
Or better yet, its Corusantian cousin, Star Wars: I've Got A Bad Feeling About This!
LMAO
Don't
Just watch the exploding kitten youtube channel
Ok, i will show you. You take a bomb, a kitten, combine them, and then run for your life! It's that easy!
0:28 RE:Zero vibes dude
Monty Python aswell
this sounds wicked fun, wouldn't lie...now if only I had irl friends.
you could have someone with both the physical game and a lot of time on their hand to make the game in tabletop simulator, then have all your online friends get tts and play it that way
@@Sakura_Sabre except my tabletop simulator mates went back to league of legends for some reason...guess it was a fad for them T_T
@@Sakura_SabreWhat do you mean by “tts?”
@@anonymousmonkey9491What do you mean by “T_T?”
2:28 Dinner is ready!
2:30 Set the table!
Don't understand
i thought there was no more killer rabbits (i'm too lazy to go get some)
For the first scenario, why not just use the holy hand grenade of Antioch? Just take out the holy pin, then though shall count to 5 I mean 3! and then throw it.
If a player has two danger cards, then why would the victim ever choose that players story?. It would end the game and the victim would lose.. So each game would have everybody holding two danger cards, and the victim would be unable to win, as they would have to choose the winner.
I mean, if you are very competitive then yes. If you are playing the game for fun (which I am assuming most people are/will) then its just whoever manages to get the 3 best explanations. A bit like CAH but the person who picks knows who played what.
Which is why you should go until the deck is gone instead.
@@kevelimlane265 I don't think that would quite solve the problem. As long as the Victim always knows who played what and who has the most and least number of danger cards, they can always just pick someone with the lowest or tied for lowest. The game would always end with the winning player having a lead of 1 or being tied for first.
@@whatd0605 Imma have to go with A.T.F on that one if very competitive then yes but this game is not about winning similar to card games like Superfight its about the crazy stupid scenarios and situations you and your friends end up in that is discussed amongst the table and how good are you at using what you have to negotiate the situation to your favor. So taking it seriously like that ruins the point of the game and turns it into a simple and pointless number game that undermines the point of why your playing.
Hmm how about a vote system and the winners name of each round is placed inside the box without anyone other than the victim knowing and the game will end with a timer
“Whoever lives life the most dangerously goes first” and how in tarnation is that determined
everyone points at who goes first and majority rules
ties go to rps
The last variant is basically just the heroes and villains intellect swapped. Hero’s don’t tell their plan on how to defeat the villain. The villain does that.
0:30 you can hear him laugh
Lol
can someone plz tell me about the role of the villian i didn't understand much
I think you can equal this as a DM or an upgraded and a little more complicated version of the victim.
The issue with this game is of course the winning mechanic, if you are playing to win it doesn’t make sense to go with the best story every time if it’ll give an opponent the winning danger. Of course this game doesn’t seem to be best suited to a lot of competition, so it would be better to play for fun with a little bit of friendly competition.
Even more issue though is even if you are playing for fun and not to win the group might not want to end the game right away because they are having fun with what cards they have and so they still don’t want to pick the person who would win the game.
So really I think this game would be better played by simply setting a time limit or a number of rounds and going until that is done. Then rather than having a winner at the end of that have a top rescuer, or in the villain version have a most powerful hero.
It really doesn't have to be that profound. I expect most people to play this for the shits and giggles of each scenario than to genuinely try to win.
“Whoever lives life most dangerously goes first”
Hah, I guess I always go first.
does the villian decide to give someone danger card or the victim
Villan
I Played robbery in the bank and the police arrested i think there's soemthing wrong with the rules can you pkease explain it to me
When it comes to the the person who lives life the most dangerous what if no one can make up their mind or like what if it's a tie like if it were to be way too close or something like do they just both go at the same time or is it like some rock paper or scissors you must make up your mind thing
This is like apples to apples but darker
I was thinking more Cards Against Humanity, but you are technically also correct.
this game is interesting...
Plot twist + villain variants
Who Many Years To Play
So its Card Against Humanity but death.
Or Apples to Apples
@@jlbjlb but death
Hi
Trinston was here ..
This is practically a speech therapy game.
this game feels like apples to apples but with more cards
i was thinking that
"The rules are the same as regular danger except for these changes. For a refresher of those rules check out this video."
Give each person a deadly weapon. Alternatively, play on a rooftop.
Cards against humanity: Superhero edition
80
how to play:scrabble
Is that a joke?
so, it's kinda like cards against humanity, yeah?
Safety is not an answer. Safety is a question, and the answer is NO
The rules are the same as regular Cards Against Humanity, except for the following changes:
It's just like Apple to apple
Db
Is this apples to apples
Today tenga word search
So it’s similar to apples to apples except your in danger
Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
🤐
man, this seems a bit unsafe.
Lel
Cards against humanity but less fun
How about we save the money from this game and just drink some vodka til we puke.
Sounds hella boring and bound to start a fight or bitterness.
Maybe your just uncreative
This video is unnecessary.
Just say literally anything about Asians/gay people on Twitter to play.
so cards against humanity but you gotta slow the game down with debates.
yeah doesn't seem that fun tbh
Sounds like cards against humanity but more PG