Components

• Game Board

• 490 Question Cards (divided into four categories: Who, What, Where, and Hard Ass)

• 6 Playing Pieces

• 1 Category Die (showing Who, What, Where, and Hard Ass categories)

• 1 Movement Die

• Instructions
  

Setup

1. Place the game board in the center of the table.

2. Each player selects a playing piece and places it on the start space.

3. Shuffle the question cards and place them in the respective category piles around the board.

4. Choose a reader to read the first question. The role of reader rotates clockwise each turn.
   

Game Play

1. Roll the Category Die: The reader rolls the category die to determine which type of question will be read (Who, What, Where, or Hard Ass).

2. Ask a Question:

   • The reader picks a question card from the top of the corresponding pile and reads the clues aloud, one by one, in order.

   • Players can shout out the answer as soon as they think they know it. There is no need to wait for the reader to finish the question.

3. Answering:

   • The first player to shout out the correct answer wins the round.

   • If a player shouts an incorrect answer, they are temporarily out of that round and cannot guess again until the next question.

4. Moving Forward:

   • The player who answered correctly rolls the movement die and moves their playing piece forward the number of spaces indicated.

   • If no one answers correctly, the same reader continues with a new question of the same category.

5. Next Reader:

   • After a question is answered (correctly or not), the role of the reader moves to the next player in clockwise order.

6. Special Spaces:

   • Some spaces on the board have special instructions:

     • Dumb Ass: Lose your next turn.

     • Kick Ass: Move ahead to the next Kick Ass space.

     • Go to the Start: Move your piece back to the start space.
       

Winning the Game

• The first player to reach the finish space wins the game.

• Players must roll the exact number needed to land on the finish space. If they roll a higher number, they must move their piece forward to the finish space and then back the remaining number of spaces.
  

Additional Rules

• Tie-Breakers: In the event of a tie where multiple players shout the correct answer at the same time, the reader decides who answered first.

• Player Conduct: Players must refrain from shouting multiple answers in quick succession to ensure fair play.