Endgame — no halfway measures

Endgame doesn't ask nicely. Finish whatever's left in your glass, then go straight into a shot — no pause in between, no saving the shot for "when you're ready". One dart, two drinks, back to back.

At a real table this is the one that gets a groan and then a cheer. Whoever's been nursing a nearly-full pint all round suddenly has the fastest drink of the night ahead of them. The shot goes down while everyone else counts along or heckles, and there's always someone refilling the empty glass before it's even back on the table.

The only honest tactic is topping up light before your go, not after. Nobody's checking how full your drink was when you started, and nobody wants to watch someone necking a pint they only just poured out of spite. Keep it fair and it stays fun.

It lives in the 1st Circle, the ring closest to the bull, so it's built to come round often. This isn't a rare, dramatic hit — it's one of the regulars, the kind of wedge that quietly sets the pace for the whole game.