One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer: At the start of his player turn, each player gets one bourbon (2 oz, straight shot), one scotch (2 oz, rocks... water optional) and one beer (12 oz. glass, can, or bottle). Drinks may be drunk at any time. A player may not have more than one of any drink at a time.
One Bourbon: Drink the shot of bourbon. Ignore any one failed save.
One Scotch: Drink the glass of scotch. Re-roll any one d6 or make your opponent re-roll any one d6.
One Beer: Drink the whole beer. After any roll of yours, replace any one d6 with either a 1 or a 6.
Spikey Bits, thank you for Beerhammer! Bad to the bone baby. I think those bennies would be tempting enough to make a player drink. Two turns at maximum effect, and you're six drinks in to a bender. That's enough to start anyone down hangover highway.
Hey, thanks for the blog shout-out! I'm really excited to have found Lower Register, smaller games are definitely a lot of fun in my experience. It's nice to find some other people who appreciate them as well. Best of luck to you and Pedro with your blogging and gaming!
ReplyDeleteI agree that Beerhammer looks like a blast. That's another advantage to playing lower point-total games. Since the games go by quicker, that way there's still time to play another round of Beerhammer! :)
Cheers!