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<blockquote data-quote="TaranTheWanderer" data-source="post: 7525278" data-attributes="member: 15882">Why not use an actual drinking game.&nbsp; I like the game 3-man.&nbsp; (it takes 20-40 mins to play)Start the game by choosing the 3-man.&nbsp; The first player on the left of the 3-man Rolls 2d6.&nbsp; Any time a 3 gets rolled (in combination or multiple 3s), the 3-man drinks.- If you roll doubles, the roller assigns that many drinks to whomever the choose (so if you roll double-6s, you can assign 6 drinks.&nbsp; If you roll double 3s, you assign 3 and the 3-man drinks twice)- If you roll a 5, the person on the left of the roller drinks.&nbsp; If you roll an 11, the person on the right drinks.- If you don't roll doubles, a 3, a 5 or an 11, the dice gets passed to the next player on the left.-play continues around the table until it gets to the 3-man.&nbsp; When the 3-man finishes his(or her) turn, she picks a stupid rule (like no saying the word 'is', or needing to cluck like a chicken every time you take a drink).&nbsp; She picks a new 3-man and play restarts to the left of the new 3-man.&nbsp; If you break the new special rule, you drink.How to make this a D&amp;D drinking game?&nbsp; You can only handle a number of drinks equal to your CON score.&nbsp; If you drink one more than that, you are out.Edit:&nbsp; NOTE: when assigning drinks for doubles, you can assign ALL drinks to one player.&nbsp; (in case you want to focus on the character with the highest CON)Edit 2:&nbsp; I'm pretty sure this is the best drinking game ever...but I can't remember.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TaranTheWanderer, post: 7525278, member: 15882"] Why not use an actual drinking game. I like the game [B][I][U]3-man.[/U][/I][/B] (it takes 20-40 mins to play) Start the game by choosing the 3-man. The first player on the left of the 3-man Rolls 2d6. Any time a 3 gets rolled (in combination or multiple 3s), the 3-man drinks. - If you roll doubles, the roller assigns that many drinks to whomever the choose (so if you roll double-6s, you can assign 6 drinks. If you roll double 3s, you assign 3 and the 3-man drinks twice) - If you roll a 5, the person on the left of the roller drinks. If you roll an 11, the person on the right drinks. - If you don't roll doubles, a 3, a 5 or an 11, the dice gets passed to the next player on the left. -play continues around the table until it gets to the 3-man. When the 3-man finishes his(or her) turn, she picks a stupid rule (like no saying the word 'is', or needing to cluck like a chicken every time you take a drink). She picks a new 3-man and play restarts to the left of the new 3-man. If you break the new special rule, you drink. [B]How to make this a D&D drinking game?[/B] You can only handle a number of drinks equal to your CON score. If you drink one more than that, you are out. Edit: NOTE: when assigning drinks for doubles, you can assign ALL drinks to one player. (in case you want to focus on the character with the highest CON) Edit 2: I'm pretty sure this is the best drinking game ever...but I can't remember. [/QUOTE]

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