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Halloween Would You Rather Party Cards
A party-sized deck of 100 Halloween questions, from candy corn versus chocolate pumpkins to a ghost's tea shop versus a witch's bookshop, plus 20 conversation challenges that get people acting, inventing and storytelling. The spooky side stays friendly, with polite ghosts and dancing skeletons rather than gore.
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This is a 120-card Halloween would you rather deck made for a party table: 100 question cards and 20 Conversation Challenge cards, each a full 4 × 6 inches with a small illustration, a category name and two options marked A and B. The tone is the cover’s own phrase, friendly spooky. Ghosts are polite, the black cat is chatty, and card 47, one of the eeriest, asks whether you’d rather hear mysterious footsteps or see a floating lantern.
What the 100 questions cover
Twenty cards go to each of five themes. Candy & Treats runs from gummy worms or chocolate bats to keeping your favorite treat or trading it for a mystery one. Costumes & Characters asks things like a costume that glows or one that jingles, and whether to stay in character all evening. Spooky Adventures sends you through lantern trails, pumpkin mazes and a staircase that hums. Halloween Party is about hosting: costume parade or pumpkin-decorating party, storyteller or game host. Magic & Mystery ends the deck with broomsticks, potions and a mirror that tells jokes.
The challenge cards
The 20 challenges go in their own pile. After a question, someone draws one and follows it: make a friendly spooky sound, pitch a dream costume in ten seconds, give a friendly monster a name and a hobby, describe a spell gone wrong, or act out your answer in Silent Charades. Two of them, Pick a Partner and Switch Sides, send players back to the question they just answered.
Ways to play and keep score
The how-to page lists three formats: Classic, where everyone answers; Majority Vote; and Guess My Answer, where you predict another player’s choice. Anyone can pass. The scorecard gives each player a row for their favorite Halloween treat and activity, plus the funniest answer, the most surprising answer and who knows them best. A printed party sign, “Choose your side!”, marks the game table.
Getting the cards printed
Print at 100% on white cardstock (the guide suggests 80 to 110 lb), two cards to a US Letter or A4 page, and trim along the cut lines. Laminate them if they’re coming back out next year. The double-sided files add a matching back to every card when you flip on the long edge; test two pages first, since printers line up differently.
