Cards Against Humanity
Keywords:
CAH, CARDS-AGAINST-HUMANITY
Cards Against Humanity is a game that involves filling in blanks. It is
vulgar, offensive, racist, politically incorrect, and in most cases,
hilariously funny. It consists of black cards, which hold questions, and
white cards, which you're dealt, and those serve as the answers. In a
typical round, one of the players is chosen as the czar. This player will
not play cards that round, instead, they will judge the other people's
answers. A black card will be displayed at the beginning of the round with
blanks to fill in. The other players will use their white cards to fill in
the blanks for oftentimes funny results. The czar then picks the answer they
like best, and the winner gets a point. The first player to 10 points wins.
In the next round, a new czar will be chosen, and play repeats as it did in the first round.
To play cards in a round is simple. Your white cards will be listed for you
with numbers in front of them, and you simply choose the numbers of the cards
you wish to play in the order that you wish to play them. For instance, if
you wish to play your 7th card in the 1st blank and your 3rd card in the 2nd blank, you would type 'play 7 3'.
Type 'cah' for the syntax of the game.
The 'play' and 'pick' commands do not need to be preceded by 'cah'.