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Both clue-givers sit on the same side of the table . The other players (guessers) sit across from their clue-givers .  \n● Randomly choose 25 words and lay them out in a 5-by-5 grid.  \n● The red cards go in a stack in font of the red team’s clue-giver.The blue cards go in front of the blue team’s clue-giver. The neutral cards and black bomb card should be kept in between the two teams .  \nTHE KEY  \n● Each game has one key that reveals the secret identities of the cards on the table . The clue-givers should hold the key card between them (it doesn’t matter which way the card is oriented) . Don’t let the guessers see the card.  \n● The key corresponds to the grid on the table . Blue squares correspond to words that the Blue Team must guess . Red squares correspond to words that the Red Team must guess . Pale squares are neutral, and the one black square on the board, if guessed, is a bomb that ends the game.  \nSTARTING THE GAME  \n● The four colors around the edge of the key card indicate which team starts . The starting team has 9 words to guess . The other team has 8. The starting team gives the first clue of the game.  \nGAME OVERVIEW  \n● Clue givers take turns giving one-word clues (clues cannot have the actual words in them) . The goal is to get the guessers to guess all of their team’s words before the other team can do so . A clue may relate to multiple words on the table . When giving a clue, say the word and the number of cards with which your clue corresponds (example: “body 3.” This means that three of your team’s words are somehow connected to the word or concept of “body.”) The team gets three guesses, or can choose to stop guessing after fewer guesses if they are unsure how to proceed.  \n● Once a clue-giver has provided a clue, his/her teammates determine which words they think match the clue . They must touch the card to make an official guess . When the card has been touched, the clue-giver reveals whether it was correct by covering it with a blue or red card (depending on their team) .  \n● If you are on the blue team and the guessers guess correctly, that word on the board gets covered with a blue card. If the team incorrectly guesses the red team’sword, then the word is covered with a red card (which helps the red team) and the blue team’s turn is over. 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