There's a scenario game that my friends and I often play. The scenario is this:
You are trapped in a basement with only one way out: a single thick door on the other side of which is a massive horde of zombies. You have enough time to perform whatever action you will before the zombies break down the door. The room is entirely empty with the exception of a few items.
The game works like this: Taking turns, one person will list the items in the room, one of which is always a handgun with a single bullet (I don't know why, it just turns out that way). The items can be any number of anything, from materials to weapons to people that could conceivably fit in a basement. The next person must use these items to attempt survival.
I will begin: you have in the room a ball of yarn, a hair dryer, half a gallon of gasoline, your own grandmother, $20, and a gun with one bullet.
You are trapped in a basement with only one way out: a single thick door on the other side of which is a massive horde of zombies. You have enough time to perform whatever action you will before the zombies break down the door. The room is entirely empty with the exception of a few items.
The game works like this: Taking turns, one person will list the items in the room, one of which is always a handgun with a single bullet (I don't know why, it just turns out that way). The items can be any number of anything, from materials to weapons to people that could conceivably fit in a basement. The next person must use these items to attempt survival.
I will begin: you have in the room a ball of yarn, a hair dryer, half a gallon of gasoline, your own grandmother, $20, and a gun with one bullet.