Open GlyphyIszi opened 8 years ago
How do we want to handle games where this rule is not selected? Do we include "Make a Haiku" in the Black Card deck or not? Leave it up to the game host?
There's a few options for initiating "Make a Haiku" to end the game, if no other game-ending criteria is defined. Do we want to stick with one, or let the host pick during setup?
Might want to reconsider whether or not this House Rule should conflict with selections for other game-ending criteria.
Scenario: The score limit has been reached, and "Make a Haiku" is enabled. What do we do?
If "Make a Haiku" is to be allowed alongside other game-ending criteria, I suggest option 1 or 3 should be used. We may or may not want to leave it open to player selection. I lean towards "no", and perhaps add some notice to the player of how the end-game will be processed when selecting "Make a Haiku" as a game option.
You should also consider adding a game timer, as well as a points cap. Either:
All of which being optional settings. In each case the person with the most Awesome Points wins.
Implement the "Happy Ending" House Rule as a game option.
This is an official Cards Against Humanity House Rule.
Selection of this rule should not conflict with any other options which define game-ending criteria (e.g.: score limits). However, mid-game execution of this rule should supersede other selected game-ending criteria.
If this rule is selected, the "Make a Haiku" card should be removed from the Black Card deck until its use is necessary per this rule.