Quick winning principles
- Aim for clues that match 2-3 other cards, not zero and not all.
- Never reference a unique visual detail only your card has.
- As voter, avoid the obvious match—storyteller wants the herd on wrong cards.
- Rabbit strategy: vote for the card that 'almost' fits to steal bonus points.
Ideal strategy
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Ambiguity calibration: clue difficulty should scale with table size—4 players need 2-3 matches; 6 players need 3-4.
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Rabbit-hole baiting: reference abstract concepts (loneliness, transition) that map to multiple surreal images.
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Anti-solo clue: if your clue fits only your card, add one word of intentional ambiguity even at risk of missing all votes.
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Voter entropy: never vote first; let others reveal herd direction, then vote the second-best fit.
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Score leader defense: when ahead, give ultra-vague clues—bonus points matter less than not giving rabbits free votes.