The setting for a thrilling game of LOTD chess.
Dear followers and newcomers alike, this is your newest co-host – Mr.Stefanoff and today we will be sharing with you the first of hopefully many – drinking game blogs.
During the high-school years and mostly through college you will indubitably stumble upon situations where the engaging, up-beat and (alcohol-)friendly atmosphere at some points reaches an extreme level of boredom. All of your friends will either feel “tired”, make ridiculous excuses of not wanting to party nor drink and basically act like total douche and sleazebags when it comes to exploding.
And this my friends is where you will come in and lighten up the mood with one of our innovative series of drinking game suggestions – the so called LOTD (Lords of the Drinks) Chess (a.k.a – Irish chess, Alcohol chess or Beer chess). Enough with the introduction though, now let’s summarize the requirements and rules of the game.
What you’ll need:
- Various sources of hard liquor – definitely having Vodka and Whiskey (or any non-transparent hard liquor).
- Beer – light and dark.
- More Beer
Rules:
As you might have guessed, the Vodka and light beer are going to replace the white chess pieces, while the whiskey and dark beer will juxtapose the black pieces.
For beginners we recommend the following settings – all chess figures, except queen and king should be “filled up” with their respective beer. Examples of light beers are, but not limited to: Bud Light, Miller Light, Corona, Busch Light, Coors Light, Michelob Light etc. Some good dark beer options are Miller Draft, Budweiser, Bush, Coors Dark, Michelob, Budweiser etc. And of course, the white King and Queen get injected with Vodka, while the black ones are treated to whiskey.
- You play the game like a regular game of chess. So your glasses can walk like pawns, horses, etc.
- All glasses must be drunk in one shot by the owner, the moment they are hit and therefor have to be removed from the board.
- If a respective pawn reaches the end of the field, upon “resurrection” of a specific chess figure (or in our case glass) the other player has to down the resurrected figure’s substance TWICE!
For hardcore mode, all beer is eliminated and only hard liquor plays. On the white side we recommend using different flavored types of Vodka, Tequila, Gin, white wine etc. while on the other – as many darker hard alcoholic beverages you can thing of – Whiskey, Raki, Saki, Rum, Bourbon, Brandy, red wine and many others – we leave it to your imagination. All chess figures except the Queen are filled up with the respective liquor of choice. However, the queen is a mixture of ALL available liquors on the board. And this indeed makes the game on HELL difficulty #diabloIIrefference.
So, if anytime you stumble upon a seemingly boring and downbeat situation – why not raise the team spirit of your friend(s) with a good ol’ game of LOTD Chess? If you are more than two people you could start a whole tournament which will indeed make things even more interesting.
Yours truly,
Mr.Stefanoff
Super. Now, could someone please invent LOTD Monopoly? 😉
LikeLiked by 2 people
Ah! You got us! That was going to be one of the future drinking game posts. Cheers!
LikeLike
Brilliant! Looking forward to it already 😉 Cheers!
LikeLike
Indeed… Also wWhen I was young I used to love my own board games. In the future I’d like to create one that is all about drinking. We can put it online for people to download and print. Until it becomes the most popular game of the world that is of course and we’ll have a pro-version made.:D
LikeLiked by 1 person
I used to make my own board games too, it was great. If you need anyone to road-test the prototype please do give me a shout! 😀
LikeLiked by 2 people
Perfect. I’ll hold you to that. 😀
LikeLiked by 1 person
Please do! 😉
LikeLiked by 2 people
As someone who both plays tournament chess and abuses the hell out of my liver, I believe the late GM Alekhine would approve.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Haha! True that mate, true that! Cheers!
LikeLike
Pingback: Very interesting! | Deep Space
The Chess on is brilliant.
You should check out the drinking board games on this site:
These were great to play when we were students!
LikeLike