That's a Question!

On your turn you pick a player who still has a token, take it, and build them a question from your hand of hexagonal cards: which would you miss more if it vanished, which is worse, or who would you rather be. The options come from your cards, so the questions are as sharp as you make them. They answer in secret, everyone else predicts, then all is revealed. Correct predictors move up the track, and you score a point for every person who guessed wrong. The token rule means everyone gets asked about equally often, and a tripler token that comes back to you each lap lets you gamble when you are sure. It is a talking game more than a competing game, best with six people who know each other and thirty minutes to spare. Think of it as Say Anything with sharper edges.