Kings (also known as King's Cup Ring of Fire Circle of Deathand Rhombus of Nosferatu) is a drinking game that is played using cards. It is common among university students in the United Kingdom and college students in the United States. Players must drink and dispense drinks based on cards drawn, and kings can also be mixed with other drinking games. Each card has a rule that is pre determined before the game starts. Many houses have their own va...
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