Ring of Fire

The person who draws the card starts drinking. The next player begins when they do, and the chain continues around the group.

The first player may stop whenever they choose. After that, the next player may stop, followed by the next, and so on. You do not have to stop just because the person ahead of you stops.

In our version, the waterfall is limited to one full drink. Don't be a degenerate by readying three cans to screw everyone over. Players shouldn't be pressured to consume alcohol excessively.

The player who draws the card chooses another player. The selected player takes a drink.

Groups can change this rule to another category or make it a challenge for everyone.

Players pass an imaginary car around the circle. Say "vroom" to pass it in the current direction. Say "skirt" to reverse direction. The first player who makes a mistake takes a drink.

The player who draws the card becomes Thumb Master. At any point, they discreetly or openly place their thumb on the table. Everyone else must follow. The last person to do so takes a drink.

The role continues until another player draws a 5.

Groups can change this rule to another category or make it a challenge for everyone.

The last person to raise their hand takes a drink or completes an agreed-upon alternative.

Whenever the individual with a mate is assigned a drink by a game rule, the mate is assigned one too. The pairing lasts for the rest of the game unless your group decides otherwise. Mates can chain among multiple players but they can't loop.

The player who draws the card starts with a word. Players take turns giving a new rhyme. Don't say a garbage word like 'orange', the game should last longer than 5 seconds.

You lose if you repeat a word, cannot think of a rhyme, or take more than five seconds. The losing player takes a drink or an alternative penalty.

Insert the 10 under the tab on top of the previous card, take another card, and follow its rule. Keep the card stack balanced so you do not break the ring.

Choose a category, such as car brands or movie titles. Players take turns naming something in that category.

Repeating an answer, giving an invalid answer, or taking more than five seconds means you lose the round.

The Jack stays in front of the player who drew it. It does not trigger an additional challenge.

Each player starts with three lives. Go around the circle taking turns saying "Never have I ever..." followed by something they have not done. Players who have done it lose a life.

The first player to lose all three lives loses the round and takes a drink or an alternative penalty.

The player who draws the Queen becomes Question Master until another Queen is drawn. If they ask someone a question and that person answers it, the person who answered takes a drink or an alternative penalty.

Choose a player and ask them truth or dare. They must answer the truth or perform an appropriate, agreed-upon dare. In the traditional house rule, refusing results in three gulps. Players can also agree upon a different penalty.

Announce the rule clearly so everyone knows it. Rules stack, meaning new rules are added to previous ones instead of replacing them. Rules can also be used to cancel out other rules.

Players are responsible for calling out others who break a rule. Agree on an appropriate consequence before the game continues. There should not be anything excessive like a shot or beer chug for breaking a rule.

The Joker stays in front of the player who draws it. The player can use the Joker at any time to pass a shot along to another player. If you still have not passed your shot by the end of the game, you must take the penalty.

Players can also decide on an alternate penalty for this card if a shot is too excessive.