Nerf Gun Battle Royale

Group A: Adults 18+ years.

Group B: Kids 12 to 17 years.

Between 2 to 5 players per team at a time.

2 teams crusade through an obstacle course.

The goal of each team is to annihilate or kick the butts of the other team. 

The last team standing with a minimum of one person wins.

Tyr’s Test of Strength

18+ years.

1 player at a time.

This is a show-of-strength exercise for adults. With one swing are you strong enough to split wood or hit 3 targets with an axe? Whoever can strike once and split the wood or hit 3 targets in a row, wins.  

Olaf’s Separation Anxiety

2 players minimum.

Separate beads by their color into their own clear jars with one hand behind your back. 

The first to separate these beads by color wins.

Njord’s Breath

2 players minimum.

There are some objects in front of you and one balloon.

Blow up that balloon and try to knock the objects off the table with only using the air from the balloons.

The first to knock all objects down by using only the air from their balloon, wins.

Loki’s Scramble

2 players minimum.

An image has been sliced up and scrambled. The players will compete to unscramble the image using only one hand. 

The first one to piece the images back together, wins.

Ättestupa

1 player minimum.

Bounce a ping pong ball into a cup. The ball may only bounce once before it plops into the cup. You have up to 3 tries to win.

Ullr’s Gift

1 player minimum.

This is a game of finger archery. Use rubber bands and your hands to try to slice through the streamer. If you can break the streamer, you win. Each player gets up to 3 tries.

Dreygur’s Cure

2 players minimum.

2 rows, 3 stations, 3 long sticks, and 6 tootsie rolls is all you need to feel like a Nordic zombie.

This is an obstacle relay where your speed is not always your friend. Imagine tootsie rolls could cure any illness. Well, you’re going to the Netherworld to recover that cure and bring it home… or so you hope!

You have three stations that you must advance to, and then turn around and walk back to “Midgard.” At each station you will pick up a stick and add a tootsie to the end of each stick. Your hands may only touch the sticks at each station to place a tootsie roll on the ends of each stick. Using the back of your arms (palms to the sky) you will carry each stick without dropping the tootsie roll. At each station you will add a stick with tootsie rolls. Once you’ve reached the side of the “Netherworld,” you can risk putting all your sticks down to shake out your arms or you can simply turn around and make your way back to “Midgard.” If at any time, your sticks drop, you must return to the last station, whether you lose one stick or all three.

The first person to cross back into “Midgard” with all 3 sticks and 9 tootsie rolls, wins.

Fenrir’s Game

2 players minimum.

Anyone can play tic-tac-toe, but what about with a disc?

Bobbing for Apples

1 player at a time.

Play this in the summer, because it’s hot outside and apples are delicious.

Flying Paper Ravens

Before the raffle, the entire faire will pause to reflect on the important of this event.

Each participant will make their version of a paper raven and when announced, everyone will attempt to fly their paper ravens at the same time. There are no winners and no losers in this exercise.