300 two truths and a lie prompts

Three stories. One imaginative invention.

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Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a good weekend ritual.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a favorite way to welcome someone.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a memory of a rainy day.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a pleasant surprise.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a useful question.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a comforting routine.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a favorite quiet place.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a habit that saves you time.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a book you would happily lend.
Tell three short stories about a skill you learned slowly; keep one of them completely fictional.

Creative corners

Tell three short stories about a project you finished; keep one of them completely fictional.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a book you would happily lend.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a hobby that surprised you.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about an idea you wrote down.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a surprising collection.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a skill you learned slowly.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a challenge you enjoyed.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a project you paused.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a useful mistake.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a discovery on a walk.
Tell three short stories about a piece of advice you actually used; keep one of them completely fictional.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a small act of kindness.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a meal you still remember.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a habit that saves you time.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a comforting routine.

Everyday surprises

Tell three short stories about an idea you wrote down; keep one of them completely fictional.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a skill you want to share.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a good recommendation.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a skill you want to share.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a skill you want to share.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a tiny celebration.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a favorite way to spend an hour.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a memory of a rainy day.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a surprising collection.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a good recommendation.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a project you paused.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a good recommendation.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a discovery on a walk.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a skill you want to share.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a hobby that surprised you.

Good stories

Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a book you would happily lend.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a useful mistake.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a discovery on a walk.
Tell three short stories about a small adventure close to home; keep one of them completely fictional.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a creative gift.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a good weekend ritual.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a good recommendation.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a small adventure close to home.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a habit that saves you time.
Tell three short stories about a favorite way to welcome someone; keep one of them completely fictional.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a pleasant surprise.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a book you would happily lend.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a lesson from traveling.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a useful mistake.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a useful mistake.

A little more curious

Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a pleasant surprise.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to an ordinary object with a story.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a song tied to a place.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a moment of teamwork.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a small adventure close to home.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a thing you repaired.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a favorite way to welcome someone.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a conversation that changed a plan.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a small act of kindness.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a skill you learned slowly.
Tell three short stories about a habit that saves you time; keep one of them completely fictional.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a meal you still remember.
Tell three short stories about a pleasant surprise; keep one of them completely fictional.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a favorite season.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a habit that saves you time.

Easy openers

Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a skill you learned slowly.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a conversation that changed a plan.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a change of perspective.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a challenge you enjoyed.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a meal you still remember.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a good weekend ritual.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a project you finished.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a game you keep returning to.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a change of perspective.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a skill you want to share.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a place that made you curious.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a pleasant surprise.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a tradition you invented.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to an idea you wrote down.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a new thing you tried.

Little adventures

Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a change of perspective.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a good recommendation.
Tell two true stories and one invented story about a small act of kindness.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a favorite season.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about an ordinary object with a story.
Name two real favorites and one pretend favorite related to a meal you still remember.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a skill you learned slowly.
Offer two truthful clues and one invented clue about your experience of a good weekend ritual.
Describe two genuine plans and one imaginary plan involving a hobby that surprised you.
Describe two things that happened and one thing that did not happen involving a meal you still remember.
Tell three short stories about a comforting routine; keep one of them completely fictional.
Tell three short stories about an ordinary object with a story; keep one of them completely fictional.
Share two real details and one made-up detail connected to a small adventure close to home.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a hobby that surprised you.
Give two true one-sentence memories and one imagined memory about a moment of teamwork.

How to play with everyone

Use a prompt to tell two true, comfortable stories and one invented story about yourself. The group guesses the invention, then you reveal it. For a mixed group, start light, leave space for a story, and ask before making a question more personal. Passing is always welcome.

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