Truth or Dare Generator: Clean Truths and Harmless Dares
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Truth or Dare Generator: Clean Truths and Harmless Dares: how it works
This truth or dare generator deals one card at a time from 405 cards written for this page: 228 truths and 177 dares, each marked easy, medium or hard. Every dare is done on the spot, indoors, with no phones, food or strangers, and 150 of them need no shared room, so you can play truth or dare online over a video call. The whole deck is printed below.
Run a round from one phone
The host holds the phone and asks the next player: truth or dare? Tap Truths or Dares in the topic row. If the card on screen is the wrong kind, a new one is dealt at once; if it already fits, press Next card. Skip puts a card back without comment. Leave the topic on All and the page works as a truth or dare questions randomizer: nobody chooses, and the deck decides.
The rules, and three house rules to agree first
The game needs two or more players and has no official rulebook. The usual core: players take turns, each picks truth or dare, then answers honestly or performs the dare. Agree three things before the first card. Anyone may pass, and a pass costs nothing. Decide whether a player may pick truth three times running; a cap of two keeps the dares coming. A dare that lasts "until your next turn" ends the moment that turn comes.
Read the deck first, and what the phone remembers
All 405 cards are printed under the generator in their five groups, so you can read every one the day before. No truth asks about crushes, bodies or money, and the cards that name another player are friendly ones: a trophy speech, a superhero name, three kind words. With No repeats tonight ticked, no card comes back until you press Start over, and after twelve quiet hours the deck is full again. Played cards are remembered on this phone only.
Tips
Open on Easy for the first lap. A chicken impression warms a room up; a Hard truth as card one shuts it down.
Hard truths take nerve, not gossip: a broken promise, a grudge, a time you were wrong. Save them for friends who trust each other.
On a video call, tap Dares for a video call. Those 150 dares need no shared room and nobody within reach.
Dares that run "until your next turn", such as the pirate voice, pile up. Three players stuck in character is when the game gets loud.
Set a finish line before you start: twice round the circle, or twenty cards. The game ends better on a laugh than on a yawn.
Questions and answers
What are truth or dare questions?
A truth is a personal question answered honestly; a dare is a small task done in front of the group. The best truth or dare questions are ones every player can answer without hurting anyone, so this truth or dare questions generator asks about habits, mishaps and opinions and leaves out romance.
Is this a truth or dare generator wheel?
No. People look for a truth or dare questions wheel, a spin the wheel page or a random dare generator wheel because a spin feels fair. A wheel can only show a dozen or so slices, so this page deals from a deck of 405, and every unplayed card has the same chance. To pick who goes next, spin a pen.
Which truth or dare questions are hard?
Tap Hard and the deck keeps to its 78 hard cards. Hard truths ask for some nerve, such as when you last said "I'm fine" when you were not. Hard dares are solos or long hauls: a one-minute stand-up routine, or speaking in rhymes until your next turn. None is risky or unkind.
Are there Halloween truth or dare questions?
Yes. Halloween truths has 18 cards about costumes, candy trades and the noise at home that still gives you the creeps. Halloween dares has 18 more, from a witch cackle to a spooky story that must end on a joke. All 36 stay in the main deck all year.
Can I use the cards with a stacking-tower game?
Yes. For Jenga truth or dare questions, pencil a number from 1 to 54 on each block, then copy 27 truths and 27 dares from the printed list onto a numbered sheet. Whoever pulls a block reads that line. Choose dares that keep the player seated, so nobody bumps the table.
What age is this deck for?
It is written for teenagers, families and adults. Nothing is sexual, no card involves alcohol, and no dare leaves the room, touches food or uses a phone. With players under thirteen, an adult should read the printed list first and stay nearby. Any player can pass any card.
Fun Conversation Starters for Any Table250 light questions for any group in ten sets, from weird ones and harmless hot takes to wedding tables, each with a follow-up.
Do you check behind the shower curtain or under the bed? Be honest.Halloween card.
Have you ever been caught singing or dancing alone? By whom?
Have you ever blamed a pet or a sibling for something you did?
Have you ever called a teacher Mom or Dad by accident? Tell the story.
Have you ever cheated at a board game? Which one?
Have you ever eaten a sibling's or a friend's Halloween candy and blamed someone else?Halloween card.
Have you ever eaten something off the floor? The five-second rule counts.
Have you ever fallen asleep in class or in a meeting?
Have you ever finished someone else's leftovers and said nothing?
Have you ever forgotten the name of someone you have met many times? What did you do?
Have you ever hidden food so nobody else would find it? Where?
Have you ever jumped or screamed at a Halloween decoration? Tell us.Halloween card.
Have you ever laughed at exactly the wrong moment? What happened?
Have you ever passed on a present someone gave you? What was it?
Have you ever practiced a conversation in the mirror? What was it about?
Have you ever pretended not to see someone to avoid saying hello?
Have you ever pretended to be sick to stay home?
Have you ever pretended to understand something and regretted it?
Have you ever said you loved a meal and then fed it to the dog?
Have you ever sent a message to the wrong person? What did it say?
Have you ever snooped for a present before the big day?
Have you ever taken more candy than the bowl said you could?Halloween card.
Have you ever walked into a glass door or a pole? Tell us.
Have you ever waved back at someone who was waving at somebody else?
How far have you gone to avoid a spider or a bug?
How long can you really go without checking a screen?
If you could drop one subject or task forever, which would it be?
If your pet could talk, which of your habits would it report?
Tell us about a time you got lost. How did you get found?
Tell us about a time you judged someone too quickly.
Tell us about a time you were completely wrong and had to admit it.
What are you most afraid people will find out you are bad at?
What cartoon character did you want to be?
What compliment do you find hard to believe?
What compliment have you never forgotten?
What costume idea of yours went completely wrong?Halloween card.
What did you do as a kid that your parents still do not know about?
What did you last get told off for?
What did you last pretend to be busy to avoid?
What did you once do to fit in that you would not do now?
What did you once get stuck in, on or under?
What did you say you would do this week that you still have not done?
What did you want to be when you grew up, back when you were five?
What do you always forget to do?
What do you do differently when guests come over?
What do you do when you think nobody is watching?
What do you find hard to say out loud, even to people you trust?
What do you most want people to remember about you?
What do you think people get wrong about you?
What do you wish your friends asked you about more often?
What do you worry about more than you let on?
What does everyone else love that you think is overrated?
What food did you refuse to try for years and now love?
What food do you pretend to like to be polite?
What game do you get far too competitive about?
What habit of yours annoys the people you live with?
What is a fear you have that makes no sense?
What is a job you would be terrible at?
What is a promise you broke and still think about?
What is a rule at home you think is unfair?
What is a secret talent or hobby you have kept quiet about?
What is a smell you love that most people cannot stand?
What is a story your family tells about you that you wish they would retire?
What is a time you let a friend down?
What is a time you took credit for something you did not do?
What is a word you always spell wrong?
What is one fear you have never grown out of?Halloween card.
What is one grudge you are still holding, and is it worth it?
What is one thing most people here do better than you?
What is one thing on your floor right now that should not be there?
What is one thing you admire about the player on your left?
What is one thing you are oddly picky about?
What is one thing you copied from someone because you thought it was cool?
What is one thing you have never told anyone in this room?
What is one thing you pretend not to care about but really do?
What is one thing you still cannot do that most people your age can?
What is one thing you wish you were brave enough to try?
What is one thing you would change about how you treat your family?
What is one thing you would never lend to anyone?
What is one thing you would tell your younger self not to worry about?
What is something you are secretly proud of?
What is something you gave up on too early?
What is the best prank you ever pulled on someone in your family?
What is the biggest fib you ever told a younger kid?
What is the biggest lie you ever told to stay out of trouble?
What is the biggest mistake you made this year, and what did it teach you?
What is the biggest misunderstanding you were ever part of?
What is the biggest thing you ever forgot: a bag, a birthday, a test?
What is the bravest thing you have ever done?
What is the clumsiest thing you have done this year?
What is the costume you would happily wear again?Halloween card.
What is the first thing you do when you have the house to yourself?
What is the first thing you would change about your school or workplace?
What is the hardest thing about being your age?
What is the hardest thing you have ever had to say sorry for?
What is the hardest you have ever tried not to laugh?
What is the lamest joke you still find funny?
What is the last lie you told to get out of doing something?
What is the last thing that made you laugh until you cried?
What is the last thing you argued about that really did not matter?
What is the last thing you bragged about?
What is the last thing you broke, and did you own up to it?
What is the last thing you did for the very first time?
What is the last thing you did that you knew you were not supposed to?
What is the last thing you got away with?
What is the last thing you lost and never found?
What is the least popular dinner in your house?
What is the longest you have ever slept in?
What is the longest you have gone without tidying your room?
What is the longest you have kept a library book or borrowed thing too long?
What is the longest you have left a message unanswered on purpose?
What is the longest you have spent on a video game in one day?
What is the longest you have stayed mad at someone, and what was it about?
What is the meanest thing you ever said that you wish you could take back?
What is the messiest spot in your home right now?
What is the most boring thing you have ever had to sit through?
What is the most childish argument you have had lately?
What is the most childish thing you still do?
What is the most embarrassing song on your playlist?
What is the most embarrassing thing that ever happened to you at school?
What is the most embarrassing thing you have said to a teacher or a boss?
What is the most honest thing you could say about yourself right now?
What is the most nervous you have been before a performance or a game?
What is the most ridiculous thing you have ever cried about?
What is the most scared you have been in a haunted house or on a ghost tour?Halloween card.
What is the most scared you have ever been?
What is the most selfish thing you have done lately?
What is the most trouble you ever got into at school?
What is the most trouble you ever talked your way out of?
What is the most trouble your big mouth has gotten you into?
What is the most useless fact you know by heart?
What is the most useless thing you ever saved up for?
What is the nicest thing someone in this room has done for you?
What is the oldest thing you own and refuse to throw away?
What is the pettiest reason you ever got annoyed with a friend?
What is the scariest thing that ever really happened to you?Halloween card.
What is the silliest thing on a screen that ever scared you?
What is the silliest thing you have ever done because of a dare?
What is the silliest thing you were afraid of as a little kid?
What is the sneakiest thing you ever did to win a game?
What is the spookiest thing you have seen that you still cannot explain?Halloween card.
What is the strangest thing in your room right now?
What is the strangest thing you have done to avoid a chore?
What is the strangest thing you have ever collected?
What is the weirdest food combination you secretly enjoy?
What is the weirdest thing anyone has heard you say in your sleep?
What is the weirdest thing you have ever eaten for breakfast?
What is the worst advice you ever followed?
What is the worst excuse you ever gave for missing homework?
What is the worst excuse you ever used to get out of gym class or a workout?
What is the worst gift you ever pretended to love?
What is the worst grade you ever hid, and for how long?
What is the worst Halloween costume you ever wore?Halloween card.
What is the worst job or chore you were ever paid to do?
What is the worst meal you ever cooked?
What is the worst outfit you ever chose for yourself?
What is the worst present you have ever given someone?
What is the worst school lunch you remember?
What is the worst thing you have ever tasted?
What is the worst you have ever done on a test?
What is your go-to song when you sing in the shower?
What is your guilty-pleasure TV show?
What is your most unreasonable pet peeve?
What is your most useless talent?
What is your most-used excuse for being late?
What is your strangest superstition?Halloween card.
What is your worst habit when you are bored?
What keeps you up past your bedtime?
What kind thing have you done that nobody knows about?
What monster were you sure lived in your house when you were small?Halloween card.
What movie have you watched more times than you can count?
What nickname did your family give you when you were small?
What noise in your home still gives you the creeps at night?Halloween card.
What phase did you go through that you hope nobody remembers?
What scary movie or show did you watch too young?Halloween card.
What show for little kids would you still happily watch?
What smell takes you straight back to being little?
What snack would you never share?
What song do you know every word of, even though you wish you did not?
What song would you be embarrassed to be caught dancing to?
What strange thing did you believe about grown-ups when you were small?
What talent do you wish you had?
What toy did you refuse to share when you were little?
What trend did you follow that you now regret?
What was the last dream you remember?
What was the last thing you felt jealous about?
What was the last thing you pretended to have read, seen or heard?
What was your worst school photo, and why?
What were you sure was true as a kid that turned out to be wrong?
What would you do differently if you could replay last year?
What would you do first if you were invisible for a day?
What would you eat every day if nobody stopped you?
What would you name a boat if someone gave you one?
What would you never want your teacher or boss to find out about your desk?
What would your family say is your most annoying habit?
What would your superhero name be if it came from your worst habit?
When did you last change your mind about something big?
When did you last cry, and what set it off?
When did you last feel left out, and what did you do about it?
When did you last say "I'm fine" when you were not?
When did you last say sorry, and what for?
When did you last stand up for someone, or wish you had?
When was the last time you were really nervous, and why?
Which app or game eats most of your free time?
Which bedtime stuffed animal or blanket did you keep longer than you admit?
Which chore do you dodge most often?
Which chore would you hand off forever if you could?
Which emoji do you overuse?
Which fictional character do you think you are most like?
Which Halloween candy do you trade away first?Halloween card.
Which Halloween candy would you never trade?Halloween card.
Which holiday tradition do you secretly find boring?
Which moment from the past year would you least like to see replayed on a big screen?
Which of your old usernames makes you cringe?
Which of your opinions about food would start an argument at this table?
Which of your own habits would you most like to break?
Which of your own jokes fell flattest?
Which relative are you most like, and do you like that?
Which rule do you break most often at home?
Which school rule or house rule have you never understood?
Which spooky creature would you least like to meet: ghost, zombie or giant spider?Halloween card.
Which subject would you fail if the test were tomorrow?
Which vegetable would you ban from every plate?
Who do you owe a thank-you that you have never said out loud?
Who in this room makes you laugh the most?
Who in this room would you pick first for your quiz team, and why?
Who in this room would you trust to keep a secret?
Whose opinion matters to you more than you would like?
Dares 177
Accept an imaginary award with a 15-second speech.
Act like a cat that has just spotted a cucumber.
Act like a penguin that has just seen snow for the first time.
Act like you are walking into a very strong wind.
Act out a kitchen tool without speaking until someone guesses it.
Act out a slow-motion action scene, sound effects included.
Act out a tennis match against yourself, playing both sides.
Act out three emotions and let the group guess each one.
Act out your favorite book or movie in 30 seconds, playing every part.
Act out your whole morning routine in 20 seconds.
Add "in my humble opinion" to everything you say for the next two rounds.
Answer everything anyone asks you with a song lyric until your next turn.
Balance a book on your head until your next turn.
Be a black cat that has just been startled.Halloween card.
Be a game show contestant who has just won a lifetime supply of socks.
Be a haunted house tour guide and show us the spookiest corner of the room.Halloween card.
Be a human alarm clock: count down from five, then go off loudly.
Be a mime trapped in a box for 15 seconds.
Be a museum statue. The group has 20 seconds to guess what you are a statue of.
Be a news anchor and report on what happened in your day.
Be a sleeping bat: fold your wings and make the face, feet on the floor.Halloween card.
Be a sports coach and give the group a halftime talk.
Be a waiter and take everyone's imaginary order.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Be the group's butler until your next turn and answer "very good" to everything.
Beatbox for 15 seconds, skill not required.
Bow to each player in turn like an actor at the end of a play.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Build the tallest tower you can in 30 seconds from cushions and soft things within reach.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Carve an invisible pumpkin and show the group the face you gave it.Halloween card.
Clap a rhythm and get the whole group to copy it.
Conduct an imaginary orchestra through a big finish.
Count to 20 in a voice that gets higher with every number.
Describe the player on your left in three kind words that start with their initial.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Describe your day so far as if it were a movie trailer.
Describe your dream Halloween costume as if you were on a fashion runway.Halloween card.
Do a dramatic reading of the nearest thing with words on it.
Do a monster dance for 15 seconds while the group claps a beat.Halloween card.
Do a one-minute stand-up routine about your own morning.
Do a slow-motion replay of how you got out of bed today.
Do an impression of your favorite animal eating dinner.
Do five squats and name a different fruit on each one.
Do ten jumping jacks while counting in a robot voice.
Do your best chicken impression for ten seconds.
Do your best evil laugh.
Do your best impression of a grumpy cat refusing to get off the sofa.
Do your best impression of a washing machine on its fastest cycle.
Do your best impression of popcorn popping.
Do your best robot dance for 15 seconds.
Do your best witch cackle.Halloween card.
Draw a cat in the air with your finger and describe each line as you go.
End every sentence with "your majesty" until your next turn.
Explain how to tie a shoe without using your hands to show it.
Explain the rules of a sport you know nothing about.
Float across the room like a ghost and say "boo" to one player.Halloween card. Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Freeze like a statue for 15 seconds while everyone stares at you.
Give a 30-second expert talk on a topic the group picks.
Give a 30-second speech on why socks matter.
Give a 30-second speech on why the player on your left deserves a trophy.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Give a one-minute thank-you speech to the host.
Give a pep talk to a houseplant, real or imaginary.
Give a royal speech declaring today a holiday, and say what it celebrates.
Give a standing ovation to the player who went before you.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Give a ten-second weather forecast for the inside of this room.
Give a two-minute lesson on something you know well. The group may ask one question.
Give directions from your front door to your bed as if it were an epic quest.
Give the play-by-play of someone making a sandwich, like a sports announcer.
Give the player on your left a superhero name and a power.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Hold a plank for 20 seconds while naming a color every second.
Hold a serious face and say "fluffy bunny slippers" five times.
Hold a wall sit for 20 seconds while reciting a nursery rhyme.
Hold eye contact with one player, or the camera, for 30 seconds without laughing.
Hop to the nearest wall and back on one foot.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Host a ten-second cooking show with invisible ingredients.
Howl at the ceiling light like a werewolf at the full moon.Halloween card.
Hum a song until someone guesses it.
Introduce the player on your right like a game show host.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Invent a holiday, then explain its food, its song and its one strange rule.
Invent a new dance move and give it a name.
Invent a word, define it and use it in a sentence.
Keep a royal voice going for the next three rounds.
Keep a straight face for 30 seconds while the group tries to make you laugh. No touching.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Knock on an invisible door and do the worst "trick or treat" ever.Halloween card.
Laugh in three styles: villain, tiny mouse and giant.
Lead the whole group in a 30-second stretch class with full instructor energy.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Let the group choose pirate, robot or royal, then stay in that character for three rounds.
Let the group pick an animal, then be that animal for 20 seconds.
Make the funniest face you can and hold it for ten seconds.
Make up a four-line poem about the last thing you ate.
Make up a jingle for the group and teach everyone the words.
Make up a secret handshake with the player on your left.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Make up a short rap about the player on your right. Kind words only.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Make up a song about today and sing at least four lines.
Make up a spooky story, one minute long, that ends with a joke and not a scare.Halloween card.
Make up an anthem for this group and sing the first line.
March once around the group like a toy soldier.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Moonwalk across the room, or try to.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Name ten animals in ten seconds. The group counts out loud.
Narrate the next player's turn like a sports commentator.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Order an imaginary pizza using only opera singing.
Pat your head and rub your tummy for ten seconds, then switch hands.
Pay a sincere compliment to every player, one by one.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Perform a dramatic monologue about losing a sock.
Pick a color. Point to five things of that color in ten seconds.
Pick a player. Mirror every move they make for 30 seconds.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Play a skeleton that has just come alive and is learning to walk.Halloween card.
Play air guitar for 20 seconds like you mean it.
Present tomorrow's forecast using only gestures until someone gets it.
Pretend the chair you are on is a roller coaster for 15 seconds.
Pretend to be a famous chef tasting the worst soup in the world.
Pretend to be a flight attendant and give the safety talk for this room.
Pretend to be a robot running out of battery.
Pretend to be a sprinkler for ten seconds.
Pretend to be a tour guide and give a tour of the room you are in.
Pretend to bite into an invisible lemon and show us the face.
Pretend to catch a very slippery invisible fish.
Pretend you are underwater for the next 20 seconds.
Pretend you just won a gold medal and react for ten seconds.
Read the group an imaginary letter from your pet, or from a pet you wish you had.
Recite a nursery rhyme as if it were breaking news.
Recite any poem, speech or song lyric you know by heart, all the way through.
Recite the months of the year backwards.
Refer to yourself only by name, never "I" or "me", for the next two rounds.
Repeat each sentence you say a second time, until your next turn.
Roar like a lion, then like a lion that is very shy.
Row an invisible boat across the room without leaving your seat.
Say "red leather, yellow leather" five times fast.
Say "toy boat" ten times fast.
Say five nice things about yourself out loud, without laughing.
Say hello in as many languages as you can in 15 seconds.
Say the alphabet backwards as far as you can get in 15 seconds.
Say your full name backwards.
Sell the nearest object to the group like a shopping channel host.
Shake hands with every player and introduce yourself as a brand-new person.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Shake like a wet dog for five seconds.
Show the group how a T. rex would make a bed.
Show the group your proudest victory dance.
Show us your best dinosaur walk on the spot.
Sing "Happy Birthday" like an opera singer.
Sing a full verse of any song, solo, standing up.
Sing the alphabet to the tune of a different song.
Sing the chorus of a song in three styles: opera, country and lullaby.
Sing the chorus of the last song you listened to.
Sneeze five times, each one in a different style.
Speak in rhymes until your next turn.
Speak like a robot until your next turn.
Speak only in questions until your next turn.
Spell your name in the air with your elbow.
Stay in character as a friendly ghost for the next two rounds.Halloween card.
Stay silent until your next turn. Gestures only.
Stir an imaginary cauldron and announce three silly ingredients.Halloween card.
Strike three superhero poses in a row.
Swap seats with another player, both of you in slow motion.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Talk in a pirate voice until your next turn.
Talk like a vampire until your next turn.Halloween card.
Talk without showing your teeth until your next turn.
Teach the group a dance move in ten seconds.
Tell a joke. If nobody laughs, tell another.
Tell a one-minute story that uses three words the group picks.
Tell a story with a beginning, a middle and an end in exactly three sentences.
Tell a ten-second ghost story in a whisper.Halloween card.
Tell a two-sentence bedtime story starring the player on your right.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Tell the story of "The Three Little Pigs" in 20 seconds.
Tell us about your shoes as if they were a museum exhibit.
Tell us the plot of a movie badly and let the group guess which one.
Try to lick your elbow.
Try to touch your nose with your tongue.
Try to wiggle your ears, or raise one eyebrow at a time.
Until your next turn, anything you say has to be sung.
Walk across the room like a penguin.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Walk across the room like a zombie.Halloween card. Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Walk around the group in slow motion as if you were on the moon.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Walk the room like a fashion model while the group hums a tune.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Walk to the door and back as if you were on a tightrope.Needs the room, so it is not in the video call group.
Wave to the group like a queen or king on parade.
Whisper everything you say until your next turn.
Without speaking, act out a movie until someone guesses it.
Wrap yourself up like a mummy using only your arms, then shuffle on the spot.Halloween card.
Yawn as loudly and dramatically as you can.
How this list was compiled: Written for this site by the editors; nothing was copied from another list. Every card was screened against the site's family-safe rule: nothing sexual or romantic, no alcohol or drugs, nothing about bodies, money or another player's secrets, and no real people. Dares passed a second check: done on the spot and indoors, with no food, no phones, no strangers, no water, no clothing changes and nothing that risks a fall. Difficulty is an editor's judgment. For truths, easy is a favorite or a harmless fact, medium is a small confession and hard takes some nerve to answer. For dares, easy is over in about ten seconds, medium is a short performance or lasts until the next turn, and hard is a solo or lasts several rounds. The description of the game (two or more players, a choice between answering a question truthfully and performing a dare) and the 1712 date for the older game of questions and commands follow Wikipedia's article, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truth_or_dare%3F, checked 2026-09-18. The block count for the stacking-tower variant (54 blocks in 18 layers of three) follows https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenga, checked 2026-09-18. Rules vary from group to group. Licence: own work