Love Letter

General:

• When the game is over and one of the players has claimed victory, every losing player takes a number of shots equal to the amount of favor tokens in front of them.
• If you lose a round because the deck runs out of cards, you take a number of sips equal to the difference between your and the winner’s card value.

Card rules:

• Spy (0): If you were the only player to play a Spy this round, pick one player to take a shot. If you play the second Spy of the round, you and the other player who also played a Spy take 5 sips.
• Guard (1): If you play a Guard and guess incorrectly, take one sip. If you guess correctly, the opponent takes a number of sips equal to the number on the guessed card.
• Priest (2): If you play a priest, take two sips. For being a secret sharing, gossiping priest!
• Baron (3): If you play a Baron, the losing player takes 3 sips. If the battle is a draw each player takes 3 sips.
• Handmaid (4): If the player who plays the handmaid get targeted until it is their turn again, that players take 4 sips.
• Prince (5): When you force a player to discard a card, the chosen player takes a number of sips equal to the number on the discarded card.
• Chancellor (6): If you play the Chancellor, make two players share 6 sips, while you’re secretly doing important Chancellor stuff.
• King (7): Before switching cards with a player both of you down your beer/drinks as a gesture of royal goodwill and camaraderie. 
• Countess (8): When playing the countess, pick a player to down their drink/beer.
• Princess (9): If you have to discard the princess, you take a shot.

Why is it a good drinking game?

With quick rounds, simple rules, an element of bluffing and strategy, Love Letter makes it suitable for a relaxed and enjoyable gaming experience, especially when combined with social drinking.