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Snakes and Ladders

Snakes and Ladders with a twist: up a ladder means drink, down a snake means strip.

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How do you play Snakes and Ladders?

Play Snakes and Ladders by the normal rules – with one addition:

  • Climb a ladder and you drink.
  • Slide down a snake and you take off a piece of clothing.

Play until someone reaches the finish.

Variations

  • No clothing: instead of a piece of clothing, the snake brings a truth question.
  • Bigger group: played with up to four people, ladders hand out sips to the others.
  • Dare squares: mark a few squares with small tasks.

Tips

Many game cupboards have a Snakes and Ladders board. The dare or truth version also suits groups who aren’t that close.

Agree on drinks and amounts before you start. The game works just as well without alcohol.

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Snakes and Ladders: FAQ

How many players do you need for Snakes and Ladders?

Snakes and Ladders is played with 2–4 players.

What do you need for Snakes and Ladders?

For Snakes and Ladders you need: Board game, Dice, Snakes and Ladders board, plus drinks of your choice.

How hard are the rules of Snakes and Ladders?

Rule difficulty: Easy. The instructions above are all you need to start.

Can you play Snakes and Ladders without alcohol?

Yes. Snakes and Ladders works just as well with water, soft drinks or alcohol-free beer. Agree on drinks and amounts before you start.

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