Kisses and Disses
Welcome to Kisses and Disses! The game about throwing pick-up lines and insults at your friends!. . Setup. . Make the setup deck by shuffling and placing facedown the setup cards. Make the noun deck in the same way. Deal each player 5 noun cards. . The last player to use a pickup line becomes the judge of the first round, and is given the best kiss and best diss cards. The judge then flips over the top setup card and reads it outloud. . Round Structure. . Players use the setup card and noun card to create a kiss. . Making a kiss. . A kiss is a positive statement: a pick-up line, a double entendre, a compliment, etc. A kiss has two parts, a setup and a punchline. Make the setup by filling in the setup card with one of the noun cards (playing it from your hand). Finish your kiss by delivering the punchline! Feel free to slightly alter the wording of your setup to better suit your punchline. . After any player has submitted a kiss you may now “diss”. A diss is a negative statement as a punchline instead of a positive one. A diss may only be made using the noun cards already played by previous players this round in making their kiss. . Once all players have submitted a kiss the judge should give a few seconds for any players who want to diss off of the last noun card played for a kiss. The judge then awards 2 points for the best kiss and 1 point for the best diss of the round. During the round, feel free to use the “best kiss” and “best diss” cards to keep track of who has made the best kiss or diss so far so it is easier to award points in case you forget. . Finish the round by having all players discard as many of their noun cards as they wish and after drawing back up to 5. The judge then rotates clockwise around the table and the new judge draws a new setup card for the next round. Repeat the steps described in the Round Structure section until all setup cards have been used in which case the game is over and the player with the most points wins!. . Variants. . Disses OR Kisses. . At the beginning of every round flip the kiss/diss coin. If it lands on kiss then the round proceeds as it does in the main game, that is think of kisses for the setup card as normal and respond with disses. If however, the coin flips diss side up, for this round everyone must submit exactly one diss (in place of a kiss). You can respond as normal to a players submission but instead of responding with a diss you must respond with a kiss. In effect the kisses and disses in the main game are swapped. Instead of submitting kisses and responding with disses you must submit disses and respond with kisses. . Flip the kiss/diss coin every round to determine if you are starting with kisses or disses for that round. . No sharing. . Instead of dealing 6 cards to the centre, deal each player 5 cards and play the round as normal using the cards in your hand as the nouns you choose from instead of having them in the centre. . Definitions. . Kiss: Fun positive statement, A pick up line, double entendre, pun or compliment. Diss: Fun negative statement, an insult, burn or roast. Setup Card: The large cards. A prompt for comedy. KD+ Cards: The smaller cards that contain nouns for filling in the setup cards blanks to create the full prompt. 
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