(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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Someone has to practically beg to get back to the game
Long out-of-character lore talk to make sure we're all on the same page
We go to "The Adjective Noun"
Cass refuses to tell backstory details unless they're immediately relevant
Sylwin talks about spirits or souls
Someone we were banking on being able to help us can't
Something with a simple solution gets horribly convoluted when we learn new info
We freak out and overplan for something goes goes incredibly smoothly
Everyone who rolls insight fails
Fantasy Racism Moment
Lore Confusion
Ian goes on a deep lore tangent that will never be relevant
The Current Plot Thread is a Sidequest Turned Main Quest Via Crazy Coincidence
We are punished incredibly harshly for a decision
Ian Complains About a Name She Made Up
"We can't lose!"
Someone points out that 'we're heroes!'"
Law enforcement is comically inept or malicious to an annoying degree
Father's quest to finish the sword gets pushed to the nebulous 'later'
Serin's hot-headedness has to be planned around and/or nearly ruins a plan
Cass avoids a major roadblock with a level 1 or 2 spell
An NPC is way cooler with our actions than they should be
Ian gives us another reason to go to the desert
Ian gets a little railroad-y
New character art
Alyssa goes on a tangent because Ian's lore doesn't have the same physics or astronomy as earth
Pulling up the exact wording of an ability/spell
Matthew brings up Fripton
The party struggles to put 2 and 2 together about Cass's arcane madness
We commit a very serious crime
Serin has a detailed panic attack and we all just sit awkwardly
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Extremely long Sylwyn backstory gets brought up
Findrellah bungles a social encounter by saying something without thinking
NPCs that feel like they're from a different setting show up
We have to explain something complicated to an NPC
Chris does the entire last-session recap
Something from early game becomes relevant (no one took good notes back then)
We learn something vital one of our characters should have already known
New name no one knows how to spell
'Mistral Moment' Soundboard
We spend a very large sum of money
Incredible string of really good rolls
We have no idea where something is geographically
We have timeline or general passage of time confusion
We get another sending stone
We're missing at least one player
We start at least 30 minutes late
Session where at least one player never rolls a die
A new major conflict can genuinely be traced back to Findrellah's actions
The outcome of a roll doesn't seem to have much effect on the situation
Animal Interruption
Demon/devil confusion
Ian wildly misjudges how long it will take us to do something
We misgender The Outsider
Antagonist has Anticlimactic End
Session is functionally all planning for a later session
Turns out The Night Queen did it
Father jorks it... his peanits
Ian brings up how scientifically accurate their setting is
Katie Becomes Visibly Annoyed
Chris's Face Gets Real Close to the Camera
Jarring silliness that contrasts the tone too hard
We ignore how blatantly important Kyrkdona is to the plot
"We'll talk about it later"
At least one player is seriously checked out for an extended period
Ian didn't prep that so we have to do something else/learn about something later
We have to ask an NPC something they really should have just told us
Someone makes a serious decision without consulting the party
