HOW IT WORKS:
Each player will purchase a Starter deck and 3 boosters with which they will build two 30-card decks (One "Good" and one "Evil"). Both of these decks will be used by each player during the party.

The first round will be played by setting players in groups of 4 or 6 at each table. Choose one player at each table to flip a coin. If it's heads, he's the "Good guys". Tails and he's "Evil". Each player after the first will be alternately assigned to use Evil and Good until there are an even number of both at each table (or as near as possible). A table can really have an uneven number of good or evil players, but it works best when it's split evenly. The first round is ready to begin. Get ready to Shag!

Each table will play its first game, recording each individual player's score (in mojo or billions of dollars) at the end of each game. Then, each table will play a second game, with each player switching their allegiance to evil or good depending on what they started with. At the end of the second game, the individual scores are tallied again and added to the previous individual scores. The player at each table with the highest cumulative mojo or ransom (in billions of dollars, of course) will advance to the "Daddy Pants" round.

The Daddy Pants round will be a repeat of the above instructions except that each player at this table is a winner from the previous round. The highest total score after two games at the Daddy Pants table is declared as the one who "Wears the Daddy Pants"

The remaining players from each of the original tables can also continue to play! Simply regroup them into tables of 4 to 6 players and start the game simultaneously with the Daddy Pants table. The bottom line is that game-play encourages prizes! Prizes will be supplied by the Swinger and can be given away at any time, for any reason including prizes for the player who ultimately "Wears the Daddy Pants"

The overall atmosphere at an Austin Powers party should be relaxed and easy going. These parties should not be run with the seriousness of a sanctioned event as with any other game system. These events are meant to be fun..."Pretty standard, really"