Water
War Games Part I | Part II | Part III MAN HUNT: Overview:
A common game played at night with flashlights, but can be played
day or night using waterguns. Basically, one person is chosen to be
the "hunter". The "hunter" must close their eyes
and count to 20 or so while the other players hide within a designated
area. The hunter's job is to locate and spray the other players with
a good stream of water. Once wet, the discovered player also becomes
a hunter and joins in the hunt until everyone is found. The last player
to be captured in this manner is declared winner and is given the role
of hunter the next game. HIDE'N'SOAK/TAG: Overview: Instead of one's regular hide'n'seek, hide'n'soak involves not only discovering the people but soaking them as well. One player is chosen as "it" and counts to 30 or so with eyes closed while the other players go off and hide. "It"s objective is to find and soak any of the other players. A direct soak transfers the title of "it" to the soaked individual. A rule of "no-soak-back" (i.e. soaking the one who just soaked you) or a momentary count (i.e. the tagged person must wait ten second with eyes closed before starting their pursuit) should be declared before beginning to play to prevent back and forth soaking between two individuals. CAPTURE THE FLAG: Overview: Before the game begins, each team must hide a flag (i.e. some sort of coloured cloth) within the game boundaries in that team's zone. A starting point/home must be designated to each team. The objective of the game is for a team to find and bring back the enemy team's flag to their starting point. The flag, once placed, cannot be moved by that team unless it ends up recaptured. If one is shot, one must return back to the team's starting point before searching again. If one finds the flag, it must be returned to one's starting point without being soaked by the enemy. If one is soaked by the opposing team while carrying the opposing team's flag, one must give the flag back and return to one's own starting position before searching again. A recaptured flag must be returned to the flags original position by the member that recaptured it. The most direct route should be taken. If, during the relocation, a member of the other team soaks the flag bearer, the soaked individual must return to their team's starting point as well as hand the flag to the member of the other team. Simply put, flags exchange hands when soaked by a member of the opposing team. If one can help it, one should avoid being soaked while carrying the flag. The first team to successfully capture the other team's flag wins. ALTERNATE: A recaptured flag can then be moved to a new location by that team if they wish. Of course, if one is soaked while carrying the flag, the flag must once again exchange hands. |
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