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Bang Bang
"Bang Bang is great game for boys, and girls, but boys are usually the typical type to play this game outside. In Bang Bang, you need at least 3 players. It's almost like Hide and Seek, but with some extra flavor! Every player goes and hides somewhere, and then they begin to hunt each other down, staying hidden from other players. If they find another player, they say Bang Bang, and then whatever the players name is after they say Bang Bang. For example, if Jack sees Molly, he says Bang Bang Molly. If a player gets banged, then they are out, which leaves the other players to hunt down one another."

This one could be in the current playing field. Each team can be hunting for members of the other teams. First team to be completely captured looses, and the team that has captured the most players wins. Players can escape if they don't get caught, and if they are helped. And the scrolls can be a map to the entire playing field instead of just one territory, so whoever has them from game one will have an advantage.


Kick the Can


Octopus


Protect Your Damsels - Zippy the Lazy One
So we played this game at a camp that I worked at over the summer one weekend. The elements of it are this -- everyone is paired off with another person and you are forced to stay with that person for the duration of the game. One person is armed with a stamp and the other has, well, nothing. The one with the stamp is considered the knight and the one with nothing is the damsel in distress. You have to link arms with your partner and the point of the game is for the knight to try and stamp as many of the other damsels as they can, without getting their own damsel stamped in the process. Once a damsel is stamped the pair is disqualified and the knight can no longer stamp other people. The objective is to be the last knight standing with your unharmed (unstamped) damsel. They can use whatever strategy to achieve that goal, though. You can either be all out aggressive going after other damsels or you can hide until a majority of the work is done for you. It doesn't matter -- you simply need to win.

This game would be a blast to play with our assortment of characters! The different competitors would be randomly paired off with members of their own teams and the objective would remain the same -- be the last one standing. Victory goes to the team of the pair that has kept their damsel unstamped 'til the very end!~ Guys and girls alike could be the damsel (WHICH WOULD MAKE FOR SOME HIIIILARIOUS PAIRINGS) and whoever the damsel is would be disarmed. They aren't allowed to have any weapons, whereas the knight is allowed all of their supplies since they will need them to properly protect their damsel. Each knight will be given a team insignia stamp and are only allowed to target pairs from opposite teams -- since it would be foolish to take out potential members who could claim victory for your own country. No killing is allowed, again, of course -- you can fight off other players to escape being stamped or trap them with trickery, but not much else. Brutality will not win the game, only the act of stamping other damsels will help reach that goal. Instead of linking arms (in this kind of a setting, pfft, dumb) we could have the pairs be shackled together so as to prevent separation. Any players caught without their partner or unshackled will be disqualified for having cheated.

It's simple enough, really. Stamp or be stamped, protect or be protected, run and hide or fight boldly; only one pair and only one team shall come out on top. Ladies and gentlemen....
PROTECT YOUR DAMSELS!~


A race/obstacle course


Assassins vs. President - K i k i o
At my Bible Study. (Yes I know, "Bible study, ugh") Anyways at my bible study we played a game in my church. It was pretty awesome because my church not only has 3 floors, But 3 stairwells, Multiple secret passageways, different rooms to travel through, and an elevator.
(It was awesome ^^) The game was called Assassins vs. President I think. I don't know if you've heard of it but I didn't until that day. Anyways the game goes like this. The assassins are guarding the 3rd floor. The President has to make it to the 3rd floor and in the cafe for their team to win. The secret service is protecting the President. Everyone is armed with one weapon except the president. (We used small dodge balls) You start out with one but you can grab other peoples weapons. Once either A that person is dead. Or B they already threw their "dodge ball"

To adapt this to our plot, there would be three presidents. One on each team. And everyone else would be an assassin. The last team with a president wins.


Point Holders/Point Hunters - Blu_Libra

The teams have their members randomly put into pairs. One person has a red orb and another has a blue orb in the pair. The blue orb is the "point holder" (holds all the points) and the red orb is the "point hunter" (is the only one that can be used to gain points. On each floor of the tower there are four teams . And the only one who can collect points is the "point hunter". These points are used to reach quotas to open doors in the tower and eventually with enough in the quote have your team proceed to the next floor. If a pair of point hunters from an opposing team meet in the same room they are automatically forced to fight to a KO. (not death) Each side wagers a certain amount of points they have and the looser has those points surrendered from their orb. If a point hunter looses all his points he is disqualified and his partner's blue orb becomes a purple orb that doubles for both. If a pair of point holders meet from opposing teams they will NOT be locked in a room together unless one instigates an attack. The winner of a pointholder vs pointholder battle will NOT gain points but rather: Will have eliminated the opposing teams point holder and as such they will not be able to gain anymore points. If a point hunter meets a point holder from an opposing team and one expresses a wish to duel there is no point stakes since the point holder can not gain points. The point hunter is playing to win all the points of the point holders pair as well as risking all his points at once. If 2 pairs from the same team meet point hunters or not, the battle will not begin unless BOTH sides concede to the battle. 1 pair can also simply concede all their points to another without battle (ONLY if they are on the same team) however the red orb will still be broken and the blue will become a purple orb (for hunting and point keeping)

As you proceed past each floor you need more and more points to proceed to the next. If you don't have enough you simply wait for someone to arrive to your floor. The team that wins the game before this gets the advantage of picking which pairs they want to put on each floor. You can only have up to 2 pairs per floor and only 2 pairs can battle at a time. Of course there will be breaks for eating sleeping and resting within appropriate time frames. opposing teams will have separate rooms per floor so that there is no interaction during said breaks. ALL orbs start with 150 points. No matter what floor you start on. You can NOT have negative points. You hit 0 you are done.

(We can do the math for the amount of floors we have once we have sealed the deal on how many players there are).

I like bang bang....maybe the obstacle course can be #3? And #4 can be the real battle of survivor where all three teams must fight for the prize?

I'm a huge fan of doing either Bang Bang or Protect Your Damsels (not that I'm biased or anything, ahahaha) next because it'd be fun to do something with a little bit of a bounty hunter-esque. c:

Hmm I know its a bit early but for the last two games I say:

For second to last make it a game that acts as a single team eliminator game. Where the game doesnt end until an entire team is eliminated. (I duno what kind of games would constitute this)

And then for the last game: Chess tournament between the last 2. The two team captains are playing chess against each other. But there is a catch. All memebers have a stamp on their hand symbolizing a piece, bishop 1 or 2, queen, king, knight 1 or 2, rook 1 or 2. No1 knows who is which piece except that the two captains are the kings. When two marked pieces come into contact, like a queen attacks the king, or a bishop. The queen of the selected team must fight the bishop or king of the opposing team that her representative piece attacked. The one removed is the person who looses the battle. The only way to find what role your teammates have been given would be through trial and error, process of elimination and educated guessing. Obviously on this game board the pawns just serve as buffers. HOWEVER! If a pawn reaches the other side of the board the rules of bringing back another piece still applies.

Well, that wouldn't be too hard to convert, just make one person on each team the team 'President' and have them unarmed, then you have to go and get somewhere for your president to be safe, either the last team to do so would be eliminated, or the last team with a surviving president would win.

I don't want to eliminate any teams. And there is no killing of characters. D=

But I like the president game. It could be converted easily.

Yeah, lol. I think my next step is to make a few drafts of the new roleplay with these ideas.