Kiss Marry Kill Generator With Fictional Characters Only

Kiss Marry Kill Generator With Fictional Characters Only: how it works

This kiss marry kill generator deals three names at once from 258 fictional characters: heroes and villains of classic novels, gods and legends, invented archetypes and everyday jobs. Press New trio, then each player says who gets the kiss, who gets the wedding and who has to go, and why. No real people are in the pools, and every name is printed below.

Run a round from one phone

A first trio is on screen when the page opens. Read the three names aloud, then go round the group: each player gives all three verdicts and one sentence of reasoning, because the reasons are the game. Press New trio, or the space bar, for the next three. The lock beside a name keeps it for the next deal, and the swap button next to it changes that name alone. History holds your last 20 trios, and Copy puts one into the group chat.

The rules, with options

There is one fixed rule: three names, three verdicts, each used exactly once. No doubles and no passes. Everything else is a house rule. The usual reading is that the marriage lasts for life and the kiss happens once, which makes a charming villain a hard call. For a large group, count to three and have everyone hold up one, two or three fingers for the name they would send away, then make the minority explain itself. With younger teens or colleagues, say "kiss, marry, avoid".

The printed pools and what the phone remembers

Each position has its own pool of 86 characters and no name sits in more than one, so a trio never shows the same character twice. All three pools are printed below with a line on who each literary and legendary figure is. Print 30 trios makes a sheet for a road trip or a table without phones, and locked names stay on every line. Save keeps a trio on this phone's Saved page. Trio of the day changes once a day and is the same for every visitor.

Tips

• Lock one name and press New trio three times. Seeing whether a player still marries Mr. Darcy against new rivals is a game in itself.
• If nobody knows a name, find it in the printed list and read its note aloud. Koschei the Deathless is easier to judge once you know where he keeps his death.
• Ask for the marriage first. The goodbye is usually the easy pick, and starting with the lifelong choice gets better arguments.
• Famous sets are split across the three pools, so Holmes, Watson and Moriarty can land together. When they do, every player answers before anyone explains.
• Lock an ordinary job, such as A beekeeper, and keep dealing. See how many gods and villains the table will pass over for someone who brings home honey.

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