Brawling

Players Required Any number. Rules Of The Game This game is pretty much no holds barred. You might come up with certain house rules to eliminate certain techniques (such as eye gouging and hooking). Basically, the participants proceed to beat the living crap out of each other, until only one of them is still in the game (all others either having given up, or been beaten to either unconsciousness or death). Solitaire Again, you never seen Fight Club? Legal Note This is pretty much illegal in all countries in the world. Those countries in which it is not illegal are probably those where if you want to mount a heavy machine gun on your pickup truck, call yourself a warlord, and start shooting at UN peacekeepers - well there isn't anybody to tell you that you can't! Variations TEAMS This game can be played between teams of any size, although where teams number in the hundreds it is generally termed a "riot", and where they number in the tens of thousands it is generally termed a "war". NOTE:- Where a game of brawling has reached a size where it now qualifies as a "war" an additional set of rules are generally incorporated in the game. Details of these rules, often referred to as the Geneva Conventions, can be found at http://nt.oneworld.org/cfdocs/icrc/pages/ihl/ihl1.htm.

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