irreversible change
In the group Simulation.
What you do changes the game permanently. Cards get torn up, stickers go on the board, and the next game starts where this one ended. Nothing can be undone.
In the group Simulation.
What you do changes the game permanently. Cards get torn up, stickers go on the board, and the next game starts where this one ended. Nothing can be undone.
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Each answer is written into the game permanently, so the next game starts from the chain you left.
Players make lasting changes to the game without speaking, so each one is a silent decision.
Rule changes are written into the rulebook permanently, so the next game starts with them.
Players make permanent changes to the game with no winner, leaving a record of what they did.
Players set aims that leave permanent marks on the game.
The player who loses leaves a permanent mark on the game, such as a torn card.
Each letter makes a permanent change to the game, such as a card that is kept or destroyed.
Players inherit permanent changes left by an earlier player, as in legacy games.
Each sign read is written into the game permanently, so the game keeps a record of its omens.
Each time the group falls out of step, a permanent mark is left on the game.
Each rule discovered is written into the rulebook permanently, so the next game starts knowing it.
Each wrong guess leaves a permanent mark, so the game remembers every misreading.
Where you land can change the board permanently, such as a space you mark that stays marked in every later game.
Cards picked from the shared row are kept or destroyed for later games too, so the deck shrinks and changes over games.
Players bid for permanent upgrades that stay for every later game.
Pushing too far leaves a permanent mark, such as a torn card or a scar on your piece.
Areas taken are marked on the board permanently, so later games start from the old borders.
Some actions build things that stay on the board in every later game.
Finished patterns are stuck on to the board and stay.
Cards played in certain ways are destroyed, so the deck changes from game to game.
Tricks won add permanent marks to cards, changing them for later hands.
Deals are written into the game permanently, so promises carry into later games.
Completed sets are removed or stickered permanently, changing what can be collected later.
Tiles placed stay on the map in every later game, so the land grows across sessions.
Each race leaves permanent changes to the track, so the next race is different.
Points scored unlock permanent changes, such as new rules or cards, for later games.
Players knocked out leave a permanent mark on the game, such as a torn card.
The group's losses and wins change the game permanently, as in legacy games.
The group works towards a goal across many games, with permanent progress.
Each player's secret aim leaves permanent marks that later players discover.
The story is written into the game as it happens, so each session continues the last.
Each player permanently changes their own part of the game, side by side.
Attacks leave permanent damage that carries into later games.
Players change the board permanently and the changes affect everyone later.
The group changes the game permanently together, sharing every win and loss.
Players make permanent changes that help the group but also themselves.
Teams change the game permanently in their favour.
A traitor's sabotage leaves permanent marks, discovered only later.
Luck decides which permanent changes happen.
Luck brings permanent changes, but players can soften or redirect them.
Skilled choices make permanent changes, with a little luck.
Permanent changes come only from players' choices.
Every permanent change is visible to all.
Players hold cards that may change the game permanently when played.
Players with hidden roles make permanent changes, revealed later.
Clues are written into the game permanently, building a mystery across sessions.
Bluffs that succeed leave permanent marks, so lies become part of the game's history.
Players change a model of a real system permanently, as real choices cannot be undone.
Each role makes permanent changes that the other roles have to live with.
Using up a shared resource is permanent, so later games have less.
Choices have permanent effects that show only in later games.
A rule tried is written in permanently if the group keeps it.
After each game, players talk about the permanent changes they made.
The game runs over weeks, and every change made along the way stays.
What characters do changes the world permanently, for every later session.
Pieces that fall are lost for later games, so the game wears down.
Lines on the map are never erased, so each game's world carries into the next.
Every session leaves permanent marks, and the game carries on from them.
Each failed game leaves a permanent mark, so the losses build up.
The game master records what players change, and it stays for every later session.
What players do leaves a lasting mark on the public place, such as a painted wall.
Results on the tables are crossed off once used, so the story never repeats.
Revealed areas stay revealed for every later game.
Lasting changes make a point about choices that cannot be undone.
Real consequences of the game cannot be undone.
Points earned are recorded permanently, so scores follow players into later games.
Choices made in the future world stay for every later game.
Each turn can leave a permanent mark, made in order.
Everyone makes a permanent change at the same moment.
Players make permanent changes at any moment.
Permanent changes made under time pressure.
Permanent changes made slowly, with time to think.
Permanent changes come faster and faster.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling excited.
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irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling silly.
irreversible change supports the feeling tense.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling together.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling sneaky.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling lucky.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling in charge.
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irreversible change supports the feeling thoughtful.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling fast.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling unfair in a fun way.
irreversible change supports the feeling careful.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling daring.
irreversible change neither supports nor works against the feeling friendly.