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If Matthew guesses EveвЂ™s identity (вЂEve, are you Prince Harry?вЂ™), she not only wins Eve but Adam as well.ДЎ0) as you go through the rounds, people are relocating to sit with their empires and you can end up with a mix of empires of 15+ people, some with 2 or 3 in it and single-person empires (people who have not yet guessed anyone else nor been guessed themselves. They will either end that round still on their own, guessed by someone and part of someoneвЂ™s empire or having guessed someone and being the вЂkingвЂ™ of their own empire of 2 people.Д©) Now things get interesting. Eve asks, вЂAdam, are you Kanye West?вЂ™Д¦) If the answer is no, it moves to the next person to guess.Д§) If the answer is yes, then Adam joins Eve, who has just guessed him and becomes part of EveвЂ™s empire.ДЁ) moving on, each player dies the exact same thing. Read them out.ДҐ) Now explain that, starting with the first person on your left, and working round the room, each person gets to ask one person (per go), e.g.

I tell them the person can be living or dead, a person from history, a TV celebrity, a footballer, a cartoon character, a politician.anyone, just so long as you donвЂ™t tell anyone who you вЂareвЂ™ and try not to pick someone everyone will immediately associate with you.ДЈ) tell them to fold the piece of paper once and put it in the adjudicatorвЂ™s tub/ take them inД¤) tell them, вЂI am now going to read out all the names twice and only twice.вЂ™ Emphasise thatвЂ™s they will have to listen to and try to memorise all the names as they wonвЂ™t hear them or be reminded of them again. For Bruce, if this helps to clarify, I always introduce it like this and it never confuses and never fails to turn into a really enjoyable game:ДЎ) first you - the adjudicator - give them each player a small piece of paper (a couple A4 sheets folded and ripped into as many pieces as you have players)Дў) instruct them to write the name of a person (I just keep it to that one category but you could dictate different categories as вЂSingularutyвЂ™ suggests). It is so simple to explain and the youngsters (all ages) will be begging you to play it again and again. This has been a favourite game with all the young people I have taught in my last 20 years of teaching. if there were 30 people playing at the start there would be 30 Empires) NOTE: An Empire can have only 1 person in it (The King) it doesn't have to be more than 1 to be an Empire (i.e. They can only tell people what they are if they forgot (in another room of course).

NOTE: The adjudicator must never read out the list of things again during the game. i.e Towards the end there will be just two Empires left (they could be 1 person or 20!) and if a King guesses the other Kings thing they win everybody in that Empire and WIN the game. The winner is the King whose Empire has everybody playing in it. If you are the King of an Empire and your thing is guessed you AND your ENTIRE empire has to get up and move to that persons empire. If your thing has been guessed and you are in an Empire you cant guess any more peoples things but you can however help your King to decide whose thing they should guess next. This same process goes around and around the circle gradually building up more empires. If they are wrong the person just says no, but if they are right they say so and then move next to the person who got it right. Starting with any player they call out the name of a person and what thing they think they are. The adjudicator then comes out and randomly reads out every bodies things once (and once only).Д®veryone has to try and memorize all of the things through out the entire game.

The adjudicator then writes the players name and their chosen thing. (if the topic was food, Player A could say- Apple). and one by one each person playing walks in to the room with the adjudicator and tells them what 'thing' of the category they are. First of all elect a adjudicator to go into the other room.

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