Well, the minor problem I'm running into here is that the game I'm basing this off of never actually got to the dare part.  (The group started with the same blinds of 1 and 2 chips, but each player started with 20; even with the blinds doubling each time the dealer went around the table, it's a lot of hands before someone goes out.)<br/><br/>Also, don't forget that a general dare prevents other similar general dares, but wouldn't prevent a more specific dare.  For instance, if Aurora can reject "making out" with another girl (I really need to think of a better way to phrase that), she can't reject simply kissing another girl once, sucking another girl's breast, oral sex with another girl, or doing anything with a male character.  Even if some of those could be called "making out", they're too specific to count as the same dare.<br/><br/>By the way, differences in duration don't matter for a dare (i.e. a dare to do something for the next hand and a dare to do the same thing until you lose clothing would be the "same" dare), but if the dare involves another person, it's only the same as another dare if they're the same gender.