Interactive Role Playing Game
OwnerKeith C. Foxinventor
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Abstract
The present invention is an adult role playing game that involves relationships and interaction. The game relies on communication, negotiation, and agreement between individuals with varied and similar interests. Once the decision to play is established the game pieces and apparatus and choices determine the game(s) played by the participants. Communication by the numbers is part of the game and apparatus. Communication by the numbers allows information to both be actively and passively transmitted and received among participants visually and verbally.
Claims17
A method for playing an adult role playing game, comprising the steps of:
- wearing one or more pieces of jewelry, individually or combined, denoting a devil or an angle, which act as game pieces;
- asking if the jewelry being worn is as a fashion statement only to determine if the wearer is an active player;
- using the Game Apparatus consisting of one or more coins and a spinning wheel with a plurality of numbered inserts;
- or through agreement by oral communication presenting a coin to another player;
- communicating by said Numbers and there associated meaning with the construct of the role playing game;
- picking or flipping the coin;
- and
- taking action based on the communication and coin result.
The method of claim 17, wherein:
- there are eight spaces on the wheel;
- the open spaces on the Wheel are for insertion of the Numbered inserts choices agreed to by the players;
- each player picks an equal number of agreed on activities and places the numbered inserts with the number(s) up so they show on the Spinning Wheel;
- there are also blanks inserts included with the number(s) inserts and if a blank comes up on the wheel spin it is try again;
- if a space on the wheel does not have an insert it means game over;
- the arrow on the wheel is then spun;
- and
- the choice of game Activity is indicated by where the arrow lands on the Numbered Inserted into the spinning wheel.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.