Quick answer
What Would You Do conversation cards are a flexible icebreaker game for adults and close friends. Use them as a party game, a dinner-table conversation starter, or a deeper get-to-know-you activity.
Why choose these cards over other conversation sets
The What Would You Do deck focuses on moral and social dilemmas, not just light preferences. This makes it ideal for groups that want playful debates and real talk. The questions are designed for adults and close friends, so the scenarios feel relevant and often lead to laughter or surprising confessions.
Frequently asked questions
How do you play What Would You Do conversation cards?
There is no rigid ruleset. The most common approach is to take turns drawing a card and reading the question aloud. Everyone answers, then the next person draws. For a faster pace, set a timer or let anyone answer first. The goal is discussion, not points.
Can you use these cards at a party with more than six people?
Yes. For larger groups, break into small circles of four to six people so everyone gets a turn to speak. Alternatively, have one person read a question and invite anyone to answer. The cards work as well at a cocktail party as they do at a small dinner.
What if someone doesn't want to answer a question?
No one is forced to answer. The card prompts are meant to spark conversation, not pressure anyone. Players can pass without explanation, or the group can agree on a 'skip' rule before starting. The deck includes plenty of lighthearted questions, so you can always draw another card. Set a 'pass' rule before you start so everyone feels comfortable.
Are these cards appropriate for a first date or new couple?
The questions are designed for adults and close friends, so some scenarios may feel too personal for a first date. They work better for established couples or friends who already have rapport. For newer relationships, consider a lighter conversation deck instead. Save these cards for friends or partners you already know well.
What are some creative game ideas with What Would You Do cards?
Try 'Two Truths and a Lie' – read a card and have each person answer, then guess who is lying. Or play 'Would You Rather' style by pairing two cards and letting the group choose. For a drinking game twist, assign a sip penalty for the least creative answer. The cards also work as writing prompts for a party journal. Mixing the deck with other tabletop sets creates endless custom games.
Product facts
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What Would You Do Conversation Cards: Ideal For: adults, close friends. Sample Questions: Have you ever pretended you were sick to get out of something? What would you do if you accidentally opened an embarrassing piece of your neighbor’s mail? Would you repackage a gift in a trendy store box to lead a friend to believe you’d purchased it there? You know the questions are calibrated for mature groups, so you can skip the awkward kid-friendly filters and jump straight into engaging dilemmas.
What Would You Do Conversation Cards
