Brinkmanship (or Counter-Culture, as it was sometimes called) is an old WGARS game where you give an object/thing/person and the next person posts something that gets rid off/kills/takes care of it; And then posts another thing to be got rid of.

Really simple. But like I said, we haven't really played it in a long time. It just sticks in my head because TheNewAuk liked it. Or at least, I thought he did. I could be wrong.

I remember a few "knock your neighbor" games that I used to see in here and steal for other boards.

The Fantastic Vending Machine!
You post a few objects that would be entered into the vending machine, the following poster would made something outlandish with it and post their own items to be responded to.

Wish Corruption!
The poster wishes something. The following person grants their wish, but at a price - Terrible, yet silly. Then they make their own wish to be corrupted.


An Exquisite Corpse
I like to think I could play this game better now than when I was first introduced to it, but I haven't had the opportunity to try. Also, gathering all the peices takes for-ev-er.

Wish corruption sounds fun. Maybe because I used to do it to players all the time in D &D back in the day.

You might be glad to know that I am currently working on a draft of the initial post of the signup thread for what will be the sequel to Oni. For those of you who weren't part of the original game, it was a Werewolves-style game set in feudal Japan. The sequel is in a different time and place, but will otherwise play similarly. Here are the old Oni threads to give you an idea of it:

• Signup/First OOC thread
• Second OOC thread
• Day 0
• Day 1
• Day 2
• Day 3
• Day 4
• Post Mortem

This is the best news I've heard all week.

@Kajin and any other interested parties: The sequel to Oni is accepting new players.