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The following is from the "Rules Sheet" that comes with the Dare to Lead! board game. It is also available for download in PDF format here.

HOW TO PLAY

Players:
There is no limit to the number of players playing this game. Players gain points by answering as individuals, as well as in teams. The teams should be determined at the beginning of the game for the "TACT" and "TEAMPLAY" cards in the All Play Category.

Equipment:
Game Board, 6 Categories of 50 Cards, 8 Game Pieces, One Pad of Paper, and One Instruction Booklet.

Object of the Game:

• Option 1:
  A time limit for the game can be determined at the start of the game. The player with the highest number of points at the end of the time limit is the winner.
• Option 2:
  The first individual player to reach a predetermined number of points wins the game.
  The answers to the questions are not provided for the following reasons:
  1. Some of the questions have answers we have not thought of.
  2. If an answer can be logically justified to the group it may be deemed acceptable.
  3. It challenges the individual to go and research the answer(s) to various questions.
  When decisions during the game require GROUP CONSENSUS (a collective opinion; general agreement, or a response everyone can live with), a simple method would be a "thumbs up or thumbs down". Consensus is not the same as majority rule.

How to Begin:
To start the game, each player selects a playing piece and will place it anywhere on the game board.

Play order is determined with a roll of the game die. The highest roll of the die wins. In the event of a tie, the players who are tied roll the die again to determine the winner.
Once the play order is determined, that player will roll the die to determine the number of squares to move their game piece. The rotation of players follows in a clockwise direction.

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