Threefoldlaw"Babywitch /pagan"Witchcraftis areligionTiktokMysticalshamanicnativepracticesMale/femalebinaryCasualcursingGod/desshatesgaysRunes aresent fromtheuniverseBruja usedas a fancyword for newage witchCulturalappropriationVoodoois scaryGodphonediscoursePureheritageWhite ppldoinghoodooHistoricalinaccuracySilverravenwolfSmudgingis foreveryoneFree!(BlessedBe)I knoweverygodFaeShowing offwork withoutusingprotectionModernofferingsare sinfulWhite /BlackmagicRandomblogs assourcesThreefoldlaw"Babywitch /pagan"Witchcraftis areligionTiktokMysticalshamanicnativepracticesMale/femalebinaryCasualcursingGod/desshatesgaysRunes aresent fromtheuniverseBruja usedas a fancyword for newage witchCulturalappropriationVoodoois scaryGodphonediscoursePureheritageWhite ppldoinghoodooHistoricalinaccuracySilverravenwolfSmudgingis foreveryoneFree!(BlessedBe)I knoweverygodFaeShowing offwork withoutusingprotectionModernofferingsare sinfulWhite /BlackmagicRandomblogs assources

Pagan Drama Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Threefold law
  2. "Baby witch / pagan"
  3. Witchcraft is a religion
  4. Tiktok
  5. Mystical shamanic native practices
  6. Male/female binary
  7. Casual cursing
  8. God/dess hates gays
  9. Runes are sent from the universe
  10. Bruja used as a fancy word for new age witch
  11. Cultural appropriation
  12. Voodoo is scary
  13. God phone discourse
  14. Pure heritage
  15. White ppl doing hoodoo
  16. Historical inaccuracy
  17. Silver ravenwolf
  18. Smudging is for everyone
  19. Free! (Blessed Be)
  20. I know every god
  21. Fae
  22. Showing off work without using protection
  23. Modern offerings are sinful
  24. White / Black magic
  25. Random blogs as sources