An example round

This fictional teaching example is separate from the game mission pool, so it does not reveal a real mission. Imagine writing an invitation to a book swap. The group wants everyone to bring a book; a saboteur wants people to leave their books at home.

Start with “For Saturday’s book swap, please”. Each player adds one word: “bring”, “a”, “book”. These choices support the invitation. A later “without” might change the meaning, but the next words still matter. Read the whole sentence rather than judging one word in isolation.

At the end, explain which choice changed the meaning and listen to alternative explanations. Separate suspicion about a player from whether the secret goal was achieved. Check the actual result panel for the round outcome, then try another room with your own group.