Goal: Take on a ridiculous secret role, pitch an in-character solution to the AI’s bizarre problem, and vote on the funniest idea.

How to Play

1. AI Assigns Secret Roles
   Each player gets a private role to embody for the round.
   Roles range from sensible to completely absurd:
   
   • Pirate
     
   • Royal advisor
     
   • Angry raccoon
     
   • Sleep-deprived wizard
     
   • Time-traveling dentist
     
   • Robot CEO
     Roles should spark fun, not seriousness.
     
2. AI Presents the Problem
   The AI sends the council a new crisis:
   
   • “The moon fell down.”
     
   • “The castle’s plumbing has become sentient.”
     
   • “Someone replaced the king with a balloon version.”
     
   • “The national fruit turned into cheese.”
     
3. Players Give Their In-Character Ideas
   One by one, players offer their solution based entirely on their secret role.
   
   • Cowboy: “We lasso the moon back up.”
     
   • Scientist: “We’ll deploy the gravity reverser.”
     
   • Raccoon: “I chew the pipes until they respect me.”
     
   • Royal advisor: “I request a royal decree about balloon replacements.”
     
4. Players can act, gesture, whisper dramatically — anything that matches the role.
   
5. Open Voting
   After all pitches, players vote for their favorite idea.
   
   • You can’t vote for yourself.
     
   • Tie? Both tied ideas win the round.
     The vote isn’t about strategy — it’s about which idea made the table laugh the most.
     
6. AI Resolution
   The AI describes what happens when the winning plan is attempted.
   Resolution should be fast, fun, and surprising:
   
   
   “The wizard’s sleep spell backfires and makes the entire council nap for six hours.”
   
   
7. Next Round
   New roles → new crisis → new chaos.
   

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Variant: Open Roles

Roles are revealed up front instead of kept secret.
Players lean into their characters in a more performative way.

Variant: Team Chaos

Players split into two groups.
Each team collaborates on a single in-character plan, then present both plans.
The AI resolves what happens to each team’s scheme (often disastrously).

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End of the Game

This game doesn’t require scoring — it can continue for as many rounds as the group wants.
If players want a winner:

• Vote at the end for “Most Legendary Role,” “Funniest Character,” or “Best Chaos Causer.”
  

Otherwise, just keep playing until the council collapses from laughter.