Blatantly Not Me Nan

Four people claim the role. Point the one whose cover is not holding.

Six rounds, each a role someone is claiming - the expert, the local, the biggest fan in the room. Three of the four sound like they fit it. One is so thick that it is exposing them. That is the "you're blatantly just not me nan" one. Point it.

The mask is not subtle. Everyone can see the seams.

Round 1/6
Called 0
Streak 0
The Call-Out
Every round a role is on the line. Three of the four people are living it. One is performing it, and the performance is the tell. Pick the fake - the one where you could say "you are not who you say you are" out loud.
Your Call-Out Read

If it took a question to find out, it was not thick enough. The fake one exposes itself without a prompt.

About Blatantly Not Me Nan

"You are blatantly just not me nan" is the call-out line, borrowed from the Hoodwinked / Into the Woods wolf scene and turned into the caption for the moment a cover is not holding. The game is a reading test: four people claim the same role, and you have to point the one who is performing it so badly that the performance is the tell.

How to Play

Six rounds. Each round has a role on the line - the expert, the local, the biggest fan. Three of the four sound like they fit it. One is a step too far, and that over-reach is the fake. Point the one you would say the line to. Build your called count and keep the streak.

The Card

Your called count, your streak, and your read - the "I see right through you" card, built for the "she has been doing that claim all week" drop that says everything without saying it.

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