Drinking game classic
Kings Cup, also known as Ring of Fire, is one of the most famous card-based drinking games. All you need is a deck of cards, one big cup and some drinks.

Rules
Every card stands for an action. Whoever draws a card carries out the matching rule. The four kings are the heart of the game: whoever draws the last king has to drink the cup that has piled up in the middle.
Spread all the cards face down in a circle around the cup in the middle. The ring can be as messy as you like.
Going clockwise, everyone flips a card and carries out the matching rule (see the table below).
For each of the first three kings, the player who drew it pours a splash of their drink into the cup in the middle.
Whoever draws the fourth king has to drink or empty the cup they've all been filling. After that, the round is over.
Card meanings
Waterfall: everyone drinks at the same time. You start, and no one can stop until the person before them stops.
You: pick a person who has to take a sip.
Me: you take a sip yourself.
Floor: everyone touches the floor. The slowest person drinks.
Thumb: you're the thumb master. Put your thumb on the table whenever you like, discreetly. The last person to join in drinks.
Sky: everyone points up. The slowest person drinks.
Category: name a category. Going around, everyone names something that fits. Whoever can't think of one drinks.
Mate: pick a drinking buddy who now drinks whenever you drink.
Rhyme: say a word. Going around, everyone rhymes it. Whoever can't find a rhyme drinks.
Rule: invent a rule that applies to everyone until the end of the game.
Guys: all the guys take a sip.
Question master: anyone who answers your questions drinks. This lasts until the next queen is drawn.
Kings Cup: pour into the cup for the first three kings. Whoever draws the fourth king drinks it.
FAQ
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