One player reads a black prompt card with a blank, and everyone else plays their funniest white response card to fill it in. The reader picks the best (or worst) answer, and that player wins the round. Check out the game rules for more details.

You need at least 3 players, but the game really shines with 4–10. Basically, the more people at your Shabbos table, the better. Finally, a reason to invite that extra guest.

This game is not intended for young children or those who are easily offended. Cards with spicier content and vulgar language are marked with an E (Explicit) icon, so you can easily filter them out before game night. Even after removing those cards, you'll still have more than enough to keep your Shabbos table entertained without anyone's bubby fainting.

This is a community project, completely not for profit. You're only covering the cost of printing and shipping. The cards marked "Kiruv vs Orthodoxy" are adapted from Shalom Tzvi Shore's original game, with his permission. The cards marked "Klafim Kedorbanot" are adapted from the best of their card ideas, with their permission. Everything else is original content, made by the community, for the community.

Yes! We love community contributions. Use the "Submit Your Ideas" form on this page to send us your best (or worst) card ideas. If it makes us laugh, cry, or question our life choices, it may go into a future expansion.

Click here for home printing! You can also print cards that didn't make the final cut (pending and removed cards). While DIY printing is an option, we encourage joining the group print run for better quality cards at a low cost per unit.

They're not identical. Some cards only work in one language due to wordplay or cultural context, so they were left in only one edition. That said, many cards were translated into both languages, so there is a lot of overlap.