The brief Read aloud by the marshal
Pat doesn’t just travel. Pat goes worldwide.
He’s left a trail of incidents across 10 countries — the kind of stories that get retold at every wedding, forever.
You get ten incident tiles and ten country tiles. Match each incident to the country it went down in. One to one. No decoys, no leftovers.
The team with the most correct matches takes the crown. Dale.
How it plays Ten incidents · ten countries
Pick up an incident tile. Read Pat’s mishap aloud.
Match it to the country tile where it went down.
Write the pairing on your team’s answer sheet.
Ten incidents, ten countries. Hand the sheet to the marshal.
The board One example match
Incident tile
Country tile
Method Per tile · repeat ten times
Materials Tiles & answer sheet
Incident tiles
Ten cards · one Pat mishap each
Country tiles
Ten cards · one country each · flag + name
On the table
- 10 incident tiles — face up, spread out
- 10 country tiles — face up, separate row
- 1 answer sheet per team — incident # → country
- Marshal’s answer key — held back, final say
- Pens — one per team
- Timer — for the tie-break
Field rules Marshal has the key
One incident → one country. No country gets used twice.
Write your matches on the team answer sheet — not in your head.
Disagree as a team? Vote it out. Dale moves us forward.
No phones for Googling, Maps, or timeline stalking Pat’s Instagram.
No conferring with other teams. This is your world tour.
Marshal’s answer key is final. No reviewing the tape.
Hand in your sheet at the buzzer. Late = doesn’t count.