Baron Munchausen? I've seen pictures of people playing that... It looked like you'd all gone nuts, though that was because you all said you had been drinking.
I'm remotely familiar with what Baron Munchausen consists of, but regardless of how many times it's explained to me, I expect it won't sink in until I actually play it.
It is very simple. Take a group of people. One person gives the next in line a title to work with (How you ended up saving the world with only a wooden spoon) and you start telling the tale. Other players can interject by throwing obstacles in your way or doubting situations which you can then either dismiss (coward!) or incorporate into your story. Anything goes but calling someone a liar is a big offfense.
There are some mechanics as well but I don't think these will be necessary here. - Graf Emil von Rednitzthal
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Date: 2003-06-25 03:54 am (UTC)I have no brain...
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Date: 2003-06-25 05:23 am (UTC)Take a group of people. One person gives the next in line a title to work with (How you ended up saving the world with only a wooden spoon) and you start telling the tale. Other players can interject by throwing obstacles in your way or doubting situations which you can then either dismiss (coward!) or incorporate into your story. Anything goes but calling someone a liar is a big offfense.
There are some mechanics as well but I don't think these will be necessary here.
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Graf Emil von Rednitzthal