Title Cards — Everybody draws at once. Then you name each other's.

Everybody draws a different card at the same time, then invents titles for each other's drawings and votes on which title was the real card. 3 to 8 people, about 20 minutes.

The drawing is one clock for the whole room rather than one clock each. Everybody has their own card and their own sheet and they are all live at the same minute, so a call of eight costs what a call of three costs — which is the only reason twelve drawings fit inside a coffee break at all.

Nobody performs. There is no turn where one person is being watched doing a thing: you draw on your own screen, you type a line, you press a slip. The person who has said nothing on the call all week can take a round without speaking once, and usually does.

Being bad at drawing is not a disadvantage and the sheet says so. Whoever drew the picture is paid for every person who reads it right and paid nothing when nobody does, and there is no deduction anywhere — a scoreboard with a negative row on it is a different object in an office from what it is at a party.

A round

A different card eachOne clock, all drawingTitle somebody else'sThe slips, then the names

On the sheet

+2You — you picked the real card off the ballot

+1You — somebody picked your title instead — for each of them

+1Whoever drew it — for each person who found the real card

0Nobody — the easel was still open when the room emptied

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How to play Title Cards