emckean · December 31, 2015 13:29
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 1. Each participant supplies one wrapped gift. Gifts should be useless/awkward/silly but non-broken. (That is, they are useless by design and not by circumstance.)
 2. The gifts are placed in a central location.
 3. Participants take a number from a hat to determine in what order they will take turns selecting them. 
 4. The first person opens a wrapped gift and the turn ends. 
 5. On subsequent turns, each person gets the choice of “stealing” any unwrapped item or choosing a wrapped one from the gift pile. A gift can only be stolen three times, and then it's "frozen" with the last successful thief.
 6. When a player's gift is stolen, they must select a replacement gift from the pile of wrapped presents or steal one of the unwrapped gifts. The player cannot immediately re-steal the stolen gift.
 7. The game is over when the last person has taken their turn.
	1. Each participant supplies one wrapped gift. Gifts should be useless/awkward/silly but non-broken. (That is, they are useless by design and not by circumstance.)
	2. The gifts are placed in a central location.
	3. Participants take a number from a hat to determine in what order they will take turns selecting them.
	4. The first person opens a wrapped gift and the turn ends.
	5. On subsequent turns, each person gets the choice of “stealing” any unwrapped item or choosing a wrapped one from the gift pile. A gift can only be stolen three times, and then it's "frozen" with the last successful thief.
	6. When a player's gift is stolen, they must select a replacement gift from the pile of wrapped presents or steal one of the unwrapped gifts. The player cannot immediately re-steal the stolen gift.
	7. The game is over when the last person has taken their turn.