How to play Quarantine Quest

1. Quarantine quest must be played by 2 or more teams
2. Each team must have an equal number of players (unless someone is boasting that their team can win with fewer players in which case it’s okay)
3. Each team has 24 hours to get as many points as possible
4. Points are based on the type of tasks completed. (see Points System below)
5. Proof of completed tasks must be shared via photo before the 24-hour period ends
6. Photos should all be stored in a shared album on social media or a Google drive folder for accountability
7. Most tasks will require a BEFORE and AFTER photo for proof of completions (For example: Doing laundry could have a pile of clothes as the before photo with the clothes all folded in drawers as the after photo)
8. Teammates cannot complete the same task and Any completed task can be challenged by a player on the other team (see Challenge Rules below)

Points System

• 1 point: Simple creative tasks (drawing, taking a selfie, crafts, etc.)
• 3 points; Low maintenance tasks (chores,  cooking a meal, making the bed, etc.)
• 5 points; Time consuming tasks (building, assembling, using equipment, etc)

• A player from the opposing team can challenge the validity of a task for a number of reasons:
  • The task was too simple (Like only having a few dishes in the sink)
  • It’s the same as or too similar to another teammate’s task
  • The task was incomplete
  • The task was already started before the game began
  • The photo was plagiarized
  • The task involved the harming of animals and/or children
  • The player did not show proof that anything was done
  • The player tries to assign too many points to a simple task
• The challenger can either elect to remove the task completely or negotiate a lower point value
• The challenged party (defender) can accept the negotiation or hold a vote
• If a majority can’t be reached, the challenger and defender must enter a death match
• Whoever survives the death match wins the challenge