Getting sick of the usual card games this holiday season? Why not change things up by playing a game of Cards Against Humanity with some of their little-known remixed rules!
If you have the game in your household, it's definitely worth taking a quick scan though the rule book to check out the optional house rules, because some of them are... interesting.
If you've played Cards Against Humanity before, you might think it's a pretty straightforward game. But it can be a lot more complicated than you might think.
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In a typical game, each player draws ten White cards, and one person is appointed the Card Czar. Each time the Card Czar plays a Black Card - which contains a question of a fill-in-the-blank sentence - each player must play one of their White cards to complete the card.
All White cards are played face down, and the Card Czar shuffles them all before looking through them and picking out a winner.
Some of the classic switch-ups include:
And if that wasn't weird enough, some editions of Cards Against Humanity come with some really off the wall options.
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One game owner was baffled when she checked her instruction manual and found some of these House Rules:
A lot to digest here, I know. But these are all surefire ways to spice up your stale game.