Game: Cryptic
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no_takebacksAhoy Wednesday, Pilots' shippers!
Wow, yesterday was so much fun. Thank you all. It was great to see everyone coming up with such great paths to Pilots.
Today is another game. It’s called Cryptic.
Basically, you have six words in which to ambiguously describe a scene featuring either: Lee, Kara, both, or another character thinking/speaking about them/either. From these six words, others have to guess the scene.
For example, Lee and his pigeon could be described as:
Feathered freedom bid showing inner feelings
Or as six separate words:
Grey, Air, Drunk, Morning, Brush, Symbolic
Now try not to include too obvious words but also keep it within the realms of guessing. You can post as many six word scene clues as you’d like, but keep each to a new comment to allow for guessing. More than one person can guess until the scene is named. Names of ships and characters are allowed if your scene feels a little obscure.
Guessers, your replies must be in the form of a general description and an episode name or general season thereabouts if stuck, i.e. the answer to the above would be something like, Lee, Daybreak, (or series ending,) trying to catch the pigeon.
I hope that all makes sense.
Have fun!
(I only just realised that this is similar to the story game from last week - sorry![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
taragel)
ETA: As we may run out of just pilots scenes, remember they can be any scene where they're featured or being thought about.
Wow, yesterday was so much fun. Thank you all. It was great to see everyone coming up with such great paths to Pilots.
Today is another game. It’s called Cryptic.
Basically, you have six words in which to ambiguously describe a scene featuring either: Lee, Kara, both, or another character thinking/speaking about them/either. From these six words, others have to guess the scene.
For example, Lee and his pigeon could be described as:
Feathered freedom bid showing inner feelings
Or as six separate words:
Grey, Air, Drunk, Morning, Brush, Symbolic
Now try not to include too obvious words but also keep it within the realms of guessing. You can post as many six word scene clues as you’d like, but keep each to a new comment to allow for guessing. More than one person can guess until the scene is named. Names of ships and characters are allowed if your scene feels a little obscure.
Guessers, your replies must be in the form of a general description and an episode name or general season thereabouts if stuck, i.e. the answer to the above would be something like, Lee, Daybreak, (or series ending,) trying to catch the pigeon.
I hope that all makes sense.
Have fun!
(I only just realised that this is similar to the story game from last week - sorry
taragel)ETA: As we may run out of just pilots scenes, remember they can be any scene where they're featured or being thought about.
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