These days there is a pretty popular card game known as Cards Against Humanity. In short, the game involves matching often strange and often suggestive "answers" to equally strange question cards. You can find the gist of the game here and some samples of the types of answers here. While it might be enjoyable to play a game, this event is going to work a bit differently.
I have prepared a series of "black cards", some based on actual CAH cards, some I just made the heck up. Your job is to come up with the best possible "white card" that you can come up with. Much like the black cards it can be one based on an actual CAH card, or one you just made the heck up. Now, to keep this fully in the spirit of how an actual game of CAH is played, I want the judging to be blind. So, I have figured out a way to keep this as true to CAH as possible. Here's how it's going to work.
Judging, much like in CAH, will be based on whatever the judge finds to be the best and most amusing answer. Since this is only a 5 card "game", I will be using an optional scoring format where the best answer will get 3 "awesome points, second 2, and 3rd 1. Most "awesome points" wins.
1st place
A deleted dossier
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3rd place
Jai'de Serpens
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