How it plays
One player draws five item cards — Hawaiian pizza, selfies, long hugs, that sort of thing — and secretly ranks them from love to loathe. Everyone else debates and agrees on a guess. For every item placed in the right rank the group earns the card; the game takes the rest. Spell out Priorities with the letters on your earned cards before the game does.
Because the table wins or loses together, there is no cutthroat competition, only ridiculous arguments. We suggest it for teens and adults, 14 and up, with two or more players — and the bigger the group, the better it gets. Two minutes to learn, about thirty to play.