A creative game from Equinox 68, by Ann Daniels and Jon Zingman (Iolanthe and Plaid): Nominate!
This game is in memory and honor of Bárbara Selfridge, Banterweight, who loved pass and fold games and loved politics.
Instructions
Names and Offices
Forms
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Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Wednesday, March 15, 2017
Knight's Boggle
A pencil-paper game from Equinox 64: Knight's Boggle, by Ann Daniels & Jon Zingman (Iolanthe and Plaid)
Labels:
-Equinox 64,
*pp game,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Counting Bee
A whole-room game presented by Ann Daniels (Iolanthe) and Jon Zingman (Plaid) at Equinox 60.
Neil Picciotto (Renfield) compiled the word list.
A version of this game was created by Henri Picciotto, and was played at a very early Equinox party.
Two people get up. A word is read from a list by the emcee.
The first person to correctly state how many letters are in the word wins, and faces another person. After four wins, a player sits down.
A final round can be played among the people who won four times in the first round.
Neil Picciotto (Renfield) compiled the word list.
A version of this game was created by Henri Picciotto, and was played at a very early Equinox party.
Two people get up. A word is read from a list by the emcee.
The first person to correctly state how many letters are in the word wins, and faces another person. After four wins, a player sits down.
A final round can be played among the people who won four times in the first round.
Monday, March 17, 2014
Your Latin Roots Are Showing
Creative game from Equinox 58 -- "Your Latin Roots Are Showing" by Ann Daniels and Jon Zingman (Iolanthe and Plaid)
Labels:
-Equinox 58,
*creative,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Monday, March 25, 2013
Elvis, in His Own Words
Performance game from Equinox 56: Elvis, in His Own Words by Ann Daniels (Iolanthe) & Jon Zingman (Plaid)
Instructions
Questions
Labels:
-Equinox 56,
*performance,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Sunday, September 23, 2012
Twinsets
A paper-and-pencil puzzle from Equinox 55 - Twinsets by Ann Daniels and Jon Zingman (Iolanthe and Plaid)
Grid
Text
Labels:
-Equinox 55,
*pp puzzle,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Sunday, September 18, 2011
It boggles the imagination
A creative game from Equinox 53: "It boggles the imagination" by Ann Daniels (Iolanthe) and Jon Zingman (Plaid).
Labels:
-Equinox 53,
*creative,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Heart to Spade Conversation
Heart to Spade Conversation, a performance game from Equinox 52, by Ann Daniels and Jon Zingman (Iolanthe and Plaid)
The Jokers.
The Jokers.
Labels:
-Equinox 52,
*performance,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Things that Go Bump in the Night
A paper-pencil puzzle from Equinox 51: Things that go bump in the night by Ann Daniels and Jonathan Zingman (Iolanthe and Plaid)
Labels:
-Equinox 51,
*pp puzzle,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman
Monday, March 22, 2010
Opposites Attract
You are given a word that doesn't have an obvious opposite, and write down what you deem its best opposite. Your score is the number of people who had the same answer, with a maximum of 10. Highest total score wins. In other words you don't strive for originality! you want to guess what the most popular answer will be.
The game was created for Equinox 11 by Scott Marley (Hudu), and reprised at Equinox 50 by Ann and Jon (Iolanthe and Plaid).
It turns out the game works best with maybe 30 people max. Scoring gets too slow with, say, 70. In that situation, it's best to play it by tables, and quickly share the best ideas at the end.
The game was created for Equinox 11 by Scott Marley (Hudu), and reprised at Equinox 50 by Ann and Jon (Iolanthe and Plaid).
It turns out the game works best with maybe 30 people max. Scoring gets too slow with, say, 70. In that situation, it's best to play it by tables, and quickly share the best ideas at the end.
Labels:
-Equinox 11,
-Equinox 50,
*pp game,
Ann Daniels,
Jon Zingman,
Scott Marley
Monday, September 22, 2008
The Silver Book of Literature
A creative game from Equinox 47: The Silver Book of Literature, by Jon Zingman (Plaid):
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