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Pick a truth or dare prompt

Classic truth or dare falls apart when the deck is mental and biased toward one friend group. A shared on-screen list keeps prompts balanced and skippable.

Each line is labeled Truth or Dare. Pick one card at a time with the session pool so the game does not loop.

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Truth and dare cards

Mild prompts for mixed-age parties. Swap in your own lines for adult-only nights—this pack stays PG.

  1. 1. Truth: What is a habit you are trying to change?
  2. 2. Dare: Send a wholesome compliment to someone in the room.
  3. 3. Truth: What song can you not help singing along to?
  4. 4. Dare: Do your best sports commentator voice for 20 seconds.
  5. 5. Truth: What is the kindest thing someone did for you recently?
  6. 6. Dare: Invent a handshake with the person on your left.
  7. 7. Truth: Which movie could you watch on repeat?
  8. 8. Dare: Balance a book on your head while walking across the room.
  9. 9. Truth: What skill do you wish you had learned earlier?
  10. 10. Dare: Tell a two-minute story using only questions.
  11. 11. Truth: What is your go-to comfort food?
  12. 12. Dare: Strike three runway poses.
  13. 13. Truth: Who would play you in a biopic?
  14. 14. Dare: Mime your morning routine.
  15. 15. Truth: What is a small goal for this month?
  16. 16. Dare: Lead a 15-second stretch for everyone.
  17. 17. Truth: What place do you want to visit next?
  18. 18. Dare: Draw a blindfolded doodle of the host.
  19. 19. Truth: What always makes you laugh?
  20. 20. Dare: Offer a toast to something silly but sincere.

Letting players choose truth vs dare

If someone insists on truth-only, filter the list to Truth lines before picking, or pick twice and let them choose which result to keep.

For faster games, ignore the labels and treat every line as a single “do this” card—still fair, less negotiation.

Consent-first hosting

Random should never override a hard pass. Keep a house rule: one free skip per player, no questions asked.

This list avoids romance and humiliation prompts on purpose. Add your own only with the group’s clear buy-in.

How to use this list

  1. 1

    Agree on skips

    Tell the group how many passes each person gets before the first draw.

  2. 2

    Pick with a pool

    Draw one prompt at a time; keep the session pool on.

  3. 3

    Rotate who taps Run

    Pass the device so the host is not always controlling fate.

Tips for this scenario

  • Delete food dares for allergy-sensitive groups.
  • Shuffle once if you want a predetermined stack instead of live draws.
  • Party-game prompts list is better for mime-heavy rounds without “truth” questions.

Frequently asked questions

How do I avoid repeating prompts?

Use the session draw pool with no repeats until every card has appeared once.

Can I weight gentler prompts higher?

Yes—append |2 or |3 to gentler lines and enable Weighted pick for early rounds.

Is this appropriate for teens?

The pack is written PG. Still review lines for your household before playing.

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