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Okay... it seems like some problems with understanding the rules are starting to arise. In that case, I'll copy them here:
The essence of the game is as follows:
The host names an object. The next player says what can destroy that object. Then, the player names an object that can destroy the object named by the previous speaker, i.e., the 2nd player. And so on, until a player or the host returns to the original object, i.e., names it as "destroying" something. When the original object is named, the player says "the circle is closed" and names a new object. Another condition: within one round, the same object cannot be used more than once, with the exception of the initial word. Here's a simple example:
Player 1: car Player 2: a grenade destroys a car Player 3: a grenade is destroyed by the person who throws it Player 4: a car runs over a person. The circle is closed. *names a new object* ...
This is a very short example. In reality, this can continue for a very long time, but still, don't forget about the original object.
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O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.