Mix & Mingle games

Use Silent Round · Mix & Mingle: One round uses gestures only.

• Use Silent Round · Mix & Mingle: One round uses gestures only.
• Compatible host: Silent Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. In circuit 2 only the clue giver gestures instead of speaking. Guessers may write or point to a label. Any communication needed for access or safety is allowed; the answer remains hidden until guesses finish. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Only round/circuit 2 is quiet. Necessary safety and access communication is always allowed; do not impose silence on every round. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Silent Round Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Silent Round Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Partner Confirm Round · Mix & Mingle: Partners both confirm before score posts.

• Use Partner Confirm Round · Mix & Mingle: Partners both confirm before score posts.
• Compatible host: Partner Confirm Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Before posting, the player and a partner check the revealed card against each recorded guess. Allow one scoring recheck; if still disputed, ask the host to compare the same evidence. Never limit safety or consent checks. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Use the player-and-partner check before posting; one ordinary score recheck then host evidence review. This never limits consent, access or safety checks. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Partner Confirm Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Partner Confirm Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Comeback Token · Mix & Mingle: Trailing side gets one extra legal finale turn.

• Use Comeback Token · Mix & Mingle: Trailing side gets one extra legal finale turn.
• Compatible host: Comeback Token · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Announce one extra-turn token for the whole game before play. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. After scheduled turns, identify the lowest total strictly below the lead; draw one eligible name if tied. Offer that player one extra guess of a fresh clue on one of the three cards, given by the host. If all totals are level, nobody trails and the token is unused. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. The extra turn uses the same scoring and may change the winner. Within each circle, complete the three equal circuits, then its one announced lowest-trailing extra guess. Highest resulting total in that circle wins; equal totals share. Do not compare circles. Selected rule: The host’s single preannounced extra-turn token is the entire comeback allowance. Do not add a second token because this twist is selected; the stated lowest-trailing eligibility and draw settle it. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Comeback Token Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Comeback Token Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Beginner Hint Token · Mix & Mingle: One rules hint per new player.

• Use Beginner Hint Token · Mix & Mingle: One rules hint per new player.
• Compatible host: Beginner Hint Token · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Give each newcomer one optional hint marker. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Spend the marker before a turn for a rules-only explanation, such as when to stop or when guesses lock. It cannot reveal a reference solution or hidden card. Later rules, access and safety clarification stays available. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. The marker itself adds or subtracts 0. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Offer one ceremonial rules-hint marker per newcomer. It explains rules, not an answer; additional necessary clarification stays available. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Beginner Hint Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Beginner Hint Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Relay Mark or Pass · Mix & Mingle: Tables share one result and rotate the actor.

• Use Relay Mark or Pass · Mix & Mingle: Tables share one result and rotate the actor.
• Compatible host: Relay Mark or Pass · Mix & Mingle. Form seated pods of four to eight, each divided into two balanced teams of at least two. Give each team pictured cards apple, book and kite, paper and pencils. Write each team’s actor order and announce three rounds. Each pod plays its own match; no scores are compared between pods. In each round team A’s next actor secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without its label, such as string, breeze, sky for kite. Team B’s next actor gives its one spoken, written or pointed guess, or passes. Reveal, then reverse teams so both have one clue turn and one guess. Advance each team’s written actor order after every job, not repeating a willing person before the others have a job. An out-of-turn guess erases only that guess’s result; retain earlier points and later offered jobs. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each team’s correct designated guess earns 1; incorrect, passed or out-of-turn guesses earn 0. After three rounds, each team has had three guesses. Highest team total within the pod wins; equal totals share. Rotate roles without claiming unequal-size rosters had identical individual jobs. Selected rule: Each table/team owns one result per round. Use its written actor order and the host’s out-of-turn consequence, which erases that attempt’s result rather than the entire game. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Team Table Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Team Table Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Timer cannot force unkind or unsafe play.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Timer cannot force unkind or unsafe play.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: For this house timing option allow up to one minute per clue-giving turn, with a timer visible to the host. Any person may once say slow down to pause the timer, hear the rule again and resume the remaining time. Safety/access stops are unlimited; no hurry may force unsafe or unkind play. A timer never compels personal disclosure. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Lightning Care Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Lightning Care Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Theme Night Round · Mix & Mingle: Theme stays kind and inclusive.

• Use Theme Night Round · Mix & Mingle: Theme stays kind and inclusive.
• Compatible host: Theme Night Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Keep a fictional picnic theme: apple is the food, book the quiet activity, kite the outdoor game. Do not ask for anyone’s real habits; answer labels remain on the three cards. Offer a different neutral theme before play if anyone is uncomfortable; passing remains available. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Keep the agreed kind theme throughout a round. A person may pass; replace a hurtful theme for everyone before continuing without a penalty. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Theme Lock Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Theme Lock Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use No Cash Prizes · Mix & Mingle: Points or stickers only.

• Use No Cash Prizes · Mix & Mingle: Points or stickers only.
• Compatible host: No Cash Prizes · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Points or stickers only. No gambling. The host shows the score sheet and any stickers before play. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. When each player has seen and accepted the prize rule or chosen to pass, record 1 shared process point for the host’s completed explanation, separate from player totals. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Points or stickers only. No gambling. Use the host’s explanation and shared process point; selecting this twist creates no additional prize or point. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score No Cash Prize Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after No Cash Prize Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Opt-Out Always Ok · Mix & Mingle: Pass a turn without penalty.

• Use Opt-Out Always Ok · Mix & Mingle: Pass a turn without penalty.
• Compatible host: Opt-Out Always Ok · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Before starting, demonstrate saying pass and moving calmly to the next scheduled person. Pass any time without explaining why. A quiet seat or access method is available; rejoin at the next offered turn. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. A passed attempt adds no result but deducts no existing points, bonus or later turn; do not score a person’s comfort. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: The host demonstrates passing. A pass adds no new attempt result but subtracts no existing points or future turn. Use quiet seats freely without explaining why. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Opt-Out Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Opt-Out Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Finale Double Round · Mix & Mingle: Announced final round scores double.

• Use Finale Double Round · Mix & Mingle: Announced final round scores double.
• Compatible host: Finale Double Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Label round 3 as the double finale before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Double only points from the third round/circuit. A foul, invalid result or pass remains 0; no bonus for speed. After exactly three equal rounds, compare totals including the doubled third. Highest wins; ties share, with no extra-turn comeback. Selected rule: The third equal round/circuit is the announced double finale. Do not double twice, add an extra comeback or turn a zero into points. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Finale Double Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Finale Double Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Partner Confirm Round · Mix & Mingle: No cheer until verify finishes.

• Use Partner Confirm Round · Mix & Mingle: No cheer until verify finishes.
• Compatible host: Partner Confirm Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Before posting, the player and a partner check the revealed card against each recorded guess. Allow one scoring recheck; if still disputed, ask the host to compare the same evidence. Never limit safety or consent checks. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Wait until the revealed card and guesses have been checked before celebrating a result. A mistaken win claim is corrected kindly and the remaining scheduled turns continue; it does not earn a penalty or end the match early. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Verify First Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Verify First Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Guest Host Rotation · Mix & Mingle: Rotate host or caller each round.

• Use Guest Host Rotation · Mix & Mingle: Rotate host or caller each round.
• Compatible host: Guest Host Rotation · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. Use three clockwise circuits of the object-card game. The clue giver secretly chooses apple, book or kite and gives up to three clues without its label; everyone else offers one spoken, written or pointed guess or passes. Reveal and log before rotating. Before play offer every willing participant one assisted practice reading of this script; during the three circuits rotate a willing caller from that roster without removing a playing turn or awarding the process point a second time: Keep the selected card hidden until guesses finish. You may pass or use access help. Stop for safety. We check the revealed label before posting points. Another host may assist; declining the caller role never removes a playing turn. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Each willing caller who completes the script receives 1 process point once. Declining to host is allowed and removes no playing turn. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Offer a willing caller a practice reading of the script before the round; rotate callers without forcing the role or removing anyone’s playing turn. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Guest Host Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Guest Host Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Winner designs next safe prompt.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Winner designs next safe prompt.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: After each circle’s result, invite its winner to suggest one next PG object prompt, such as umbrella. Tied winners may agree or pass. The host may veto private, hurtful, ambiguous or unsafe prompts and use apple instead. Show the accepted object label/picture first, then offer everyone one equal unscored practice guess on host clues. Never judge personal stories or change the completed match result. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Prompt Architect Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Prompt Architect Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Second Chance Card · Mix & Mingle: Trailing player replaces one prompt once.

• Use Second Chance Card · Mix & Mingle: Trailing player replaces one prompt once.
• Compatible host: Second Chance Card · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Keep a spare set of the three object cards. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. In this version the host deals a hidden object card to each clue giver instead of allowing free choice. Before a scheduled clue turn, a player strictly below the current lead may once exchange that assignment for a different spare card. Mark the allowance before clues begin. The clue giver gives up to three clues without the label; others get one spoken, written or pointed guess or pass, then reveal and rotate clockwise. Complete three circuits. No extra turn or post-result swap is allowed; an easier clue prompt does not guarantee its giver more points. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: A player strictly below the current lead may use the single recorded replacement before their next scheduled turn. No extra attempt, second allowance or post-result swap is added. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Second Chance Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Second Chance Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Memory Trio Round · Mix & Mingle: Three items then pause for memory play.

• Use Memory Trio Round · Mix & Mingle: Three items then pause for memory play.
• Compatible host: Memory Trio Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Prepare a three-item list and give everyone three offered recall turns. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. Read apple, book, kite, then pause and cover the list. Each player may say, write or point to the three in any order. Reread or show pictures whenever needed; a complete trio scores 1, with access help carrying the same value. Repeat the same procedure each round, without judging a need to reread. A player may pass. One complete trio earns its respondent 1 each round; wrong/incomplete or passed attempts earn 0, with no negative points. After three equal recall turns, highest total wins; ties share. Selected rule: Use the supplied three-item list, pause and recall flow. Reread or redisplay whenever needed without reducing the value; do not turn access help into a fault. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Memory Trio Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Memory Trio Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Kindness Bonus Square · Mix & Mingle: Optional safe kind action can add 1.

• Use Kindness Bonus Square · Mix & Mingle: Optional safe kind action can add 1.
• Compatible host: Kindness Bonus Square · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Optionally offer another person a spare pencil or an unobstructed view of the shared cards, only if wanted. A host who sees the offered-and-accepted practical help may note it; never require touch, compliments, stories or help that changes an answer. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. The helper may receive 1 optional kindness point, at most once per round. Skip it without criticism or losing ordinary points. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: The optional wanted practical help may add 1 at most once per person per round. Skip without criticism; no compulsory touch, personal disclosure or answer-changing assistance. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Kindness Bonus Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Kindness Bonus Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Clean-Up Credits · Mix & Mingle: Group reset scores 1 shared point.

• Use Clean-Up Credits · Mix & Mingle: Group reset scores 1 shared point.
• Compatible host: Clean-Up Credits · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. At the end offer voluntary jobs: gather reusable pieces/cards, sort supplies, clear the table and check the floor/pathways. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. Work at a comfortable pace. Gather reusable cards and pencils, clear the tables and check the pathways. Ask before collecting a badge or personal notes; let their owner keep or dispose of them. Quiet seats remain available until their users are ready. The host checks the space, invites a safe correction and reads kind credits for actual help. Record 1 shared point once the supplies and space are reset; no individual penalties or speed bonus. Everyone shares the win when the space and equipment are reset. Selected rule: The completed group reset earns 1 shared point once; the host reads kind credits. Keep it outside individual results and do not race for cleanup points. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Clean-Up Credits Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Clean-Up Credits Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Blind Draw Order Social · Mix & Mingle: Draw turn order before play.

• Use Blind Draw Order Social · Mix & Mingle: Draw turn order before play.
• Compatible host: Blind Draw Order Social · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Write chosen names on folded slips and draw one complete order before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. Use the pregame drawn roster instead of clockwise order for all three circuits. On each turn the clue giver secretly chooses apple, book or kite and offers up to three clues without its label. Everyone else may give one spoken, written or pointed guess or pass; reveal before recording. Do not redraw midgame. Mark each offered clue and guess turn, including passes. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Each player receives 1 process point once when their own turns have been correctly recorded in the drawn order; fix a clerical mistake before applying it. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Draw the complete order before play and keep it. Passing still occupies an offered turn and never causes a midgame redraw or a lost future turn. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Blind Draw Order Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Blind Draw Order Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Team Average Social · Mix & Mingle: Match uses team average.

• Use Team Average Social · Mix & Mingle: Match uses team average.
• Compatible host: Team Average Social · Mix & Mingle. Seat participants in teams and fix participating rosters. Supply cards showing apple, book and kite, paper, pencils and per-player score sheets. Prepare neutral clues, such as string, breeze and sky for kite. Offer everyone three individual guessing turns instead of comparing different-size circles. In fixed roster order, the host secretly chooses one of the three cards and gives up to three clues without its label. Only that turn’s player gives one spoken, written or pointed guess, or passes. Reveal and record before the next person. Repeat until everyone has three offered turns; passing never costs a later turn. Each correct guess earns 1; a wrong or passed guess earns 0. Add each team’s individual totals and divide by its fixed roster size: totals 1 and 3 give average 2. Include rostered people who passed, not only successful players. After equal scheduled turns per person, highest team average wins; equal averages share. This normalizes team size, not skill. No unequal extra-turn comeback applies. Selected rule: Use the explicit equal per-person schedule and fixed-roster divisor. Do not compare raw totals across different-size groups or add an unequal comeback turn. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Team Average Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Team Average Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Freeze and Verify · Mix & Mingle: Random freeze audits three results.

• Use Freeze and Verify · Mix & Mingle: Random freeze audits three results.
• Compatible host: Freeze and Verify · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. Play the three-circuit object game: a clue giver secretly chooses apple, book or kite, gives up to three clues without its label, then everyone else offers one spoken, written or pointed guess or passes. Reveal and log guesses before rotating. Before starting, draw a checkpoint slip marked after circuit 1, 2 or 3. At that checkpoint, pause between turns and audit three recorded guesses against their revealed card labels. If fewer than three results exist, wait until three do. Correct the sheet without blame; do not replay a finished guess to manufacture evidence. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Give the table 1 shared process point after the three-result audit; keep it outside individual totals. If a recorded scored result cannot be verified from the arrangement or revealed card and its contemporaneous record, mark it uncertain and award 0 for that entry, with no further deduction; do not invent evidence or replay a completed attempt. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Draw the checkpoint before play and audit three actual recorded results between turns. Correct errors without shaming. The single table process point stays outside player totals. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Freeze Audit Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Freeze Audit Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Kids and Adults Split · Mix & Mingle: Separate simple track on same flow.

• Use Kids and Adults Split · Mix & Mingle: Separate simple track on same flow.
• Compatible host: Kids and Adults Split · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. In an existing mixed-age gathering, prepare a separate adult-supervised simple track. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Adults use the stated task. In the existing family option, an adult shows apple, book or kite and offers each child a turn to name it or point to a matching picture. A match scores 1; assistance and passes are welcome. Give the simple track three independent turns per participant, without moving anyone into a pressured adult task. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Keep adult totals and simpler-track completion totals on separate sheets. After three rounds/turns, name highest totals within each track separately; share ties. Do not compare tracks. Selected rule: This is the existing mixed-age option only. Keep the supervised simpler track’s three turns and its winner separate from adult results; assistance and passes remain welcome. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Kids Track Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Kids Track Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Relay Mark or Pass · Mix & Mingle: Teammates alternate who acts.

• Use Relay Mark or Pass · Mix & Mingle: Teammates alternate who acts.
• Compatible host: Relay Mark or Pass · Mix & Mingle. Form seated pods of four to eight, each divided into two balanced teams of at least two. Give each team pictured cards apple, book and kite, paper and pencils. Write each team’s actor order and announce three rounds. Each pod plays its own match; no scores are compared between pods. In each round team A’s next actor secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without its label, such as string, breeze, sky for kite. Team B’s next actor gives its one spoken, written or pointed guess, or passes. Reveal, then reverse teams so both have one clue turn and one guess. Advance each team’s written actor order after every job, not repeating a willing person before the others have a job. An out-of-turn guess erases only that guess’s result; retain earlier points and later offered jobs. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each team’s correct designated guess earns 1; incorrect, passed or out-of-turn guesses earn 0. After three rounds, each team has had three guesses. Highest team total within the pod wins; equal totals share. Rotate roles without claiming unequal-size rosters had identical individual jobs. Selected rule: Teammates alternate the named actor job according to the written order. An out-of-turn action erases only that attempt’s result, not earlier scores; reset calmly and retain later offered turns. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Relay Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Relay Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Confidence Call · Mix & Mingle: State confidence without changing verify.

• Use Confidence Call · Mix & Mingle: State confidence without changing verify.
• Compatible host: Confidence Call · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Before an attempt, optionally say ready to try or I might surprise myself. Do not call out another person’s likely result or change the checking rules. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. A confidence call is flavor only and scores 0; silence or modesty carries no penalty. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: State confidence only about your own optional attempt. Checking stays unchanged, and the confidence statement itself scores 0. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Confidence Call Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Confidence Call Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: One slow-down call must be honored.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: One slow-down call must be honored.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: Before starting, give each person one slow-down marker. When spent, pause, clarify the current task and continue at a comfortable pace; do not shame the caller. Safety, consent and access pauses remain unlimited. No extra turn, points or change to the three-round cap follows. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Speed Cap Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Speed Cap Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Draft categories into blank grids.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Draft categories into blank grids.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: Replace the host’s clue-giving task and scoring with this three-turn category-matching game. For this grid-draft version, give each person a blank one-row three-cell grid. In roster order draft the three categories Food, Reading and Outdoor Game, once each per grid. In each of three rounds the host shows a pictured set apple, book, kite and offers a turn to match that cell’s category to its object by pointing, writing or speaking. A correct match earns 1, an incorrect match or pass 0. Everyone has the same three category turns, in drafted order; highest total wins and ties share. Fictional examples only; nobody declares a personal interest. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Grid Draft Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Grid Draft Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Accessibility assists allowed.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Accessibility assists allowed.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: Keep the three object pictures/labels available for guessing and offer large print, read-aloud instructions, written guesses or pointing. Describe the rules or pictures as needed without revealing the clue giver’s selected card. Apply the same object-match test; no help penalty. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Picture Assist Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Picture Assist Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Match ends after three rounds unless tied.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Match ends after three rounds unless tied.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: Replace the host’s no-extra-round endpoint only for this selected cap rule: finish three equal rounds/circuits; if totals tie at the lead, complete one full fourth circuit so everyone is clue giver once more in the same game. Include that round in totals, then share any remaining tie. No fifth round or comeback stacks onto it. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Three-Round Cap Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Three-Round Cap Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Host Script Round · Mix & Mingle: Host follows intro and kindness script.

• Use Host Script Round · Mix & Mingle: Host follows intro and kindness script.
• Compatible host: Host Script Round · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Before the game the host reads: We will make three circuits. On your clue turn secretly choose apple, book or kite and give up to three clues without saying its label. Everyone else may guess once; a correct object earns its guesser 1 and a wrong or passed guess earns 0. The clue giver gets no point on their own turn. Reveal before rotating; after all offered turns highest total in this circle wins, with ties shared. You may pass, use access help or take a quiet break. We check results kindly before posting; nobody must share personal information. Offer each willing participant one script-reading turn before play. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. Each person who completes the offered script receives 1 process point once; a passed host role adds no deduction. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: Read the supplied introduction, pass/access and kindness script before scoring. The script completion process point is awarded once, not again merely for choosing this twist. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Host Script Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Host Script Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Opt-Out Always Ok · Mix & Mingle: Passing never reduces future fair turns.

• Use Opt-Out Always Ok · Mix & Mingle: Passing never reduces future fair turns.
• Compatible host: Opt-Out Always Ok · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. Before starting, demonstrate saying pass and moving calmly to the next scheduled person. Pass any time without explaining why. A quiet seat or access method is available; rejoin at the next offered turn. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. A passed attempt adds no result but deducts no existing points, bonus or later turn; do not score a person’s comfort. Compare totals only after all scheduled turns. Highest total within each circle wins; do not compare circles of different sizes; equal totals share the result. Selected rule: A pass never reduces later fair turns. Celebrate willing participation without scoring a person’s comfort or asking why they passed. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Fair Pass Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Fair Pass Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Visible score sheet scores 1 process point.

• Use Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle: Visible score sheet scores 1 process point.
• Compatible host: Three-Round Mini Match · Mix & Mingle. Make seated circles of three to five. Give each person paper, pencil and a set of three PG object cards labelled apple, book and kite; draw the objects too. This house prompt game uses fictional clues, not personal disclosures. Make three clockwise circuits so everyone is clue giver three times and receives the same number of guessing turns. Use the same three object cards throughout. Announce passes and quiet/rest options before starting. Each circle is a separate game; compare scores and allocate any shared points or optional comeback only within it. On each turn one player secretly chooses a card and gives up to three clues without saying its label: for kite, try string, breeze, sky. Each other player may give one spoken, written or pointed guess, or pass. Reveal the card before rotating the clue giver clockwise. If the scheduled clue giver passes or takes a quiet break, the host supplies that clue turn for its scheduled guessers under the round’s communication rules. The scheduled giver still cannot guess on their own turn, including a host-covered turn. Nobody must give clues to preserve others’ offered turns. Each correct guess of the revealed object earns its guesser 1; an incorrect guess or passed guess adds 0. The clue giver does not score on their own clue, and must not show or say the answer early. End after exactly the three announced rounds/circuits. Highest total wins; ties share, with no extra tiebreak or comeback turn. Selected rule: Before play draw a visible sheet with chosen name/initial, round 1, round 2, round 3 and total columns. Read entries aloud on request; invite corrections before the result. Record 1 shared process point once both sides/table can verify the completed sheet, outside individual totals. Use chosen names or initials, never private information. Use only this selected rule; do not stack other optional twists or the host card’s optional comeback text. Passing never removes later turns. Use PG prompts only, allow passes, never force personal disclosures, keep pathways clear, and provide quiet opt-out seats. No alcohol-pressure games. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Process Sheet Rule · Mix & Mingle as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Process Sheet Rule · Mix & Mingle; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One announced zone or prompt scores double once.

• One announced zone or prompt scores double once.
• Announce before attempts begin. For a completion-counting conversation round, announce the bonus recommendation prompt beforehand. Apply the double score to the agreed completion, with no extra private disclosure required. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Announced Bonus Zone as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Announced Bonus Zone; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Everyone gets the same attempt count before totals.

• Everyone gets the same attempt count before totals.
• Extra attempts outside the cap score 0. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Equal Attempt Cap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Equal Attempt Cap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

A neutral player verifies disputed results.

• A neutral player verifies disputed results.
• Replay if the group cannot agree. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Neutral Verify Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Neutral Verify Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One clean reset can restart an interrupted turn.

• One clean reset can restart an interrupted turn.
• Resets never erase safety stops. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Soft Reset Token as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Soft Reset Token; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Caller, scorer, and starter roles rotate each round.

• Caller, scorer, and starter roles rotate each round.
• Nobody is stuck judging alone. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Role Rotate Call as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Role Rotate Call; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Any player may choose the lower-impact version first.

• Any player may choose the lower-impact version first.
• Lower-impact completion scores the same. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Low-Impact Option as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Low-Impact Option; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Passing never reduces future fair turns.

• Passing never reduces future fair turns.
• Celebrate participation. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle No-Shame Pass Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle No-Shame Pass Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Bank a clean streak before risking the next attempt.

• Bank a clean streak before risking the next attempt.
• Unbanked misses reset only the current streak. Record completed-conversation points before the next round. A later incomplete round leaves banked points intact; passing remains available without losing future turns. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Banked Streak Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Banked Streak Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

First clean legal result of the round earns +1.

• First clean legal result of the round earns +1.
• Must be verified before the next turn. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle First Clean Bonus as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle First Clean Bonus; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Boundary breaks score 0 for that attempt.

• Boundary breaks score 0 for that attempt.
• Set boundaries before play. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Boundary Zero Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Boundary Zero Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Captain names one fair scoring clarification pre-round.

• Captain names one fair scoring clarification pre-round.
• Cannot add unsafe or money rules. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Captain Fair Call as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Captain Fair Call; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One invited assist is allowed per trailing player.

• One invited assist is allowed per trailing player.
• Assists cannot take over the whole turn. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Partner Assist Cap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Partner Assist Cap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

One slow-down call must be honored.

• One slow-down call must be honored.
• No shaming for pace requests. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Tempo Cap Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Tempo Cap Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Group reset scores 1 shared process point.

• Group reset scores 1 shared process point.
• Leave the space better than found. For the shared reset point, organize prompt cards and ready the quiet seats or pair spaces. Change partners only by agreement and keep personal answers private. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Clean Credits Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Clean Credits Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Announced final equal-turn set scores double.

• Announced final equal-turn set scores double.
• Fouls still score 0. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Finale Double Cap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Finale Double Cap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Anyone waiting may join the next equal-turn set.

• Anyone waiting may join the next equal-turn set.
• Wait for the next set to add a player; do not interrupt an attempt already in progress. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Open Table Invite as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Open Table Invite; stop at the agreed finish condition.

A safe miss scores 0; respond without blame.

• A safe miss scores 0; respond without blame.
• Encourage the player as they reset safely for the next attempt. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Soft Landing Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Soft Landing Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Have two scorers agree on the totals before making them final.

• Have two scorers agree on the totals before making them final.
• If a result is disputed, replay only that attempt. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Dual Scorer Check as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Dual Scorer Check; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Split players into two skill groups that use the same winning condition.

• Split players into two skill groups that use the same winning condition.
• Recognize the result in each group separately. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Skill Band Split as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Skill Band Split; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Each side must use only the announced equipment.

• Each side must use only the announced equipment.
• An attempt using equipment outside that allowance scores 0. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Prop Budget Cap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Prop Budget Cap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Each trailing player may receive one coaching tip per set.

• Each trailing player may receive one coaching tip per set.
• The coach gives advice; the player must make the attempt. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Kind Coach Line as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Kind Coach Line; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Pause the clock once for weather or noise.

• Pause the clock once for weather or noise.
• When play resumes, each side must still have the same number of turns remaining. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Weather Pause Token as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Weather Pause Token; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Any player may exchange one prompt for a PG option they are more comfortable with.

• Any player may exchange one prompt for a PG option they are more comfortable with.
• The swap does not use up the player's turn. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Consent Prompt Swap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Consent Prompt Swap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Clear the play area completely after play to earn 1 shared process point.

• Clear the play area completely after play to earn 1 shared process point.
• The group loses this bonus if anything unsafe is left behind. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Floor Clear Bonus as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Floor Clear Bonus; stop at the agreed finish condition.

The trailing side chooses who starts the final set of equal turns.

• The trailing side chooses who starts the final set of equal turns.
• Only the starting order changes; the attempt rules stay the same. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Last Call Equalizer as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Last Call Equalizer; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Observers may settle one tie by a respectful majority vote.

• Observers may settle one tie by a respectful majority vote.
• Players may decline the vote and replay instead. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Observer Vote Cap as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Observer Vote Cap; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Announce a water break during the set, then resume scoring after the break.

• Announce a water break during the set, then resume scoring after the break.
• Use the break for water, not to delay play for an advantage. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Hydration Break Mark as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Hydration Break Mark; stop at the agreed finish condition.

First-time players may discard one foul without score loss.

• First-time players may discard one foul without score loss.
• Shield is once per gathering. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Rookie Shield as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Rookie Shield; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Winners pass the next starter role to another side.

• Winners pass the next starter role to another side.
• Winners must make this handoff once. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Spotlight Pass as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Spotlight Pass; stop at the agreed finish condition.

Write one rule clarification on a visible card.

• Write one rule clarification on a visible card.
• Use the written clarification to settle disagreements about the rule during the round. PG prompts; quiet seats; no forced disclosure. Scored results are tracked as challenge points.
• Score Mix & Mingle Memory Note Rule as 1 challenge point, separate from the main score.
• Reset and rotate evenly after Mix & Mingle Memory Note Rule; stop at the agreed finish condition.