How to play Trivial Pursuit Generations
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Learn the rules to the board game Trivial Pursuit Generations quickly and concisely - This video has no distractions, just the rules.
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RULES:
The object of the game is to be the first player to win 6 wedges of different colors then answer a final personal trivia question correctly.
Layout the board. Each player takes a wedge holder and places it in the center circle on the gameboard. Each player picks one generation from this list. You don’t have to pick your generation and multiple people can pick the same generation. The generation you pick will determine the questions you will answer for the duration of the game.
The oldest player goes first, then play proceeds clockwise. On your turn roll the die and move your wedge holder that many spaces in any direction. You may not touch the same space multiple times in a single move. The center circle counts as 1 space.
If you land on any wedge space, the player to your left draws a matching-colored category card and reads the question in your corresponding generation, keeping the answer hidden. If you answer correctly, collect a matching wedge of that color and end your turn. If you already have that colored wedge, then collect nothing and take another turn. If you answer the question incorrectly, then nothing happens and your turn ends. The question card is then returned to the back of its respective deck.
If you land on the center circle or a personal space, then you pick any other player to draw a card from the personal trivia deck. If that card is blank, then that player secretly fills in their name on the question side, or the name of someone else everyone personally knows, then writes the answer on the answer side. For an easier game, they can write down 3 multiple choice answers. Once completed, or if the drawn card was already filled out, then that player reads the question as normal. If you guess the correct answer, then you receive a wedge for any color you do not already have, then your turn ends.
If you land on the roll again space, then take another turn. Once you have filled your wedge holder with 6 different colors, you must move to the center space by exact count and answer 1 final personal question correctly. If you earned your final wedge on the center space, you must leave that space before you can return to it to win.
When you land on the center space for your final question, all the other players pick a player to draw the personal question card. If you answer correctly, you win. If not, you must leave the center before you can return for another chance. The first player to collect 6 wedges of different colors then answer a final personal trivia question correctly, wins.
Honestly, a good idea. No one will get a question they are too old/young to know the answer.
I thought you could only get a pie piece if you answer correctly on that category's HQ space (at the end of each spoke)?
I think it's better if you will write on another piece of paper because you can't use that anymore on the next time you play.
Also, the Silent Gen was missed again. Lol
And neither was the Alpha Gen, apparently.
@@candyneige6609 I mean, it's between the greatest and boomers. That's why, I'm kinda wondering
You can probably wipe off whatever you write
@@rueme4228 Was that a permanent marker used in the vid? If yes, it can't be wiped off.
That would be applicable if you used pencil but of course as games pass by, the paper will become thinner and thinner due to constant erasures thereby higher chance of it getting ripped
@@semmilya Usually they use material and pens similar to whiteboards, so it can be wiped off easily.
Interesting twist with the personal questions.
oh hey, Leo.
@@Hgames_RBLX Hi.
0:25 House Rule: Every player must have different generations, cannot pick the same generation if taken.
what happens for the 6th player then?
The 6th player:
@@Hgames_RBLX Get rid of the 6th player. This rule is only good for 5 players.
@@ItsPickaxe Ah ok.
Do you know anything about eBay?
could you make a video on how to play The Captain is Dead please?
Why is the Alpha generation missing again ?
Do we really have to discuss the same question with the same argument every time again? Can't you just refer to everything that was said last time and answer the question yourself?
My bad, I started this similar concern in the Game of Life Generations. But mine's about silent gen which was between greatest and boomers. So I was really curious why an in between generation was missed. Unlike the Lost and Alpha, I understand that it's not there because it's the end points (The Lost was already long gone by this time and the Alphas are too early and young to have a trend yet) 😊
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