Version 3

1. Encryptors from both teams: Clues…

a. Draw 1 code card. • must relate to public information.
b. Write 3 clues. • must refer to the meaning of the keywords.
• must not refer to a keyword’s spelling, position, or pronunciation.
2. White team goes first
a. White encryptor: read your 3 clues out loud. You may never…
• use the same clues mutliple times in the same game.
b. Both teams: write what you think the white team’s code is.
• use your keywords as clues.
c. Black team: try to intercept.
d. White team: try to decipher. Your team wins…
• if you collect 2 interception tokens.
3. Black team goes next • if the opposing team collects 2 miscommunication tokens.
a. Black encryptor: read your 3 clues out loud.
b. Both teams: write what you think the black team’s code is. Tied?
Tally scores: Interception tokens = 1; micommunication tokens = –1
c. White team: try to intercept.
Still tied? Try to guess the opposing team’s keywords.
d. Black team: try to decipher.
The team with the most correct answers wins.

1. Encryptors from both teams: Clues…

a. Draw 1 code card. • must relate to public information.
b. Write 3 clues. • must refer to the meaning of the keywords.
• must not refer to a keyword’s spelling, position, or pronunciation.
2. White team goes first
a. White encryptor: read your 3 clues out loud. You may never…
• use the same clues mutliple times in the same game.
b. Both teams: write what you think the white team’s code is.
• use your keywords as clues.
c. Black team: try to intercept.
d. White team: try to decipher. Your team wins…
• if you collect 2 interception tokens.
3. Black team goes next • if the opposing team collects 2 miscommunication tokens.
a. Black encryptor: read your 3 clues out loud.
b. Both teams: write what you think the black team’s code is. Tied?
Tally scores: Interception tokens = 1; micommunication tokens = –1
c. White team: try to intercept.
Still tied? Try to guess the opposing team’s keywords.
d. Black team: try to decipher.
The team with the most correct answers wins.