Rotational Teams
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==Rotational Teams== Divide into teams of about 5 people each. As people die, they go to a deadpile on the sidelines. As soon as any 5 people are in the deadpile, they come back onto the field together as a new team. The cycle continues for a set game time limit at the end of which the game is over, or no people may return from the deadpile so the last team standing wins. This variation helps in getting to know new people and fighting alongside people you normally don't. | ==Rotational Teams== Divide into teams of about 5 people each. As people die, they go to a deadpile on the sidelines. As soon as any 5 people are in the deadpile, they come back onto the field together as a new team. The cycle continues for a set game time limit at the end of which the game is over, or no people may return from the deadpile so the last team standing wins. This variation helps in getting to know new people and fighting alongside people you normally don't. | ||
| − | * This game is also known as Valhalla | + | * This game is also known as Valhalla, Magical Forest or Team Respawn |
*See [[Tag Team]] for a similar variation of this Scenario | *See [[Tag Team]] for a similar variation of this Scenario | ||
Latest revision as of 04:21, 30 March 2016
==Rotational Teams== Divide into teams of about 5 people each. As people die, they go to a deadpile on the sidelines. As soon as any 5 people are in the deadpile, they come back onto the field together as a new team. The cycle continues for a set game time limit at the end of which the game is over, or no people may return from the deadpile so the last team standing wins. This variation helps in getting to know new people and fighting alongside people you normally don't.
- This game is also known as Valhalla, Magical Forest or Team Respawn
- See Tag Team for a similar variation of this Scenario
