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Team relay

Bring Me

Also called Bring Me Extreme, Dalhin Mo

The host calls out an item; the first team to bring it to the front wins the round.

people
16–150
time
15 min
energy
High
materials
No materials
Kids-safeHR-safeChurch-safe
Watch it played
How to play3

Before you start

Split into teams of 5–8. Teams sit together. Host stands at the front with a clear finish line between the teams and the stage.

  1. 1Host calls an item: “Bring me… something blue!”
  2. 2First team to place the item at the front wins the round.
  3. 3One point per round. Most points after 10 rounds wins.
Cards for this game35

Edit them now. Host mode deals them one at a time, big enough for the room.

35 cards
  • A ₱20 bill
  • A ₱1 coin
  • A blue pen
  • A hair tie
  • A key
  • A black belt
  • A phone with a cracked screen
  • Someone wearing Crocs
  • A red item of clothing
  • A tissue
  • A photo of a pet on a phone
  • A shoe with no laces
  • A lipstick or lip balm
  • Three different coins
  • A person with a birthday this month
  • A wristwatch
  • A comb
  • A business card
  • A pair of sunglasses
  • A wallet with a photo in it
  • A sock
  • A ring
  • A person who speaks three languages
  • A charger cable
  • A flag or sticker from another country
  • An ID card
  • A mint candy
  • A tall person and a short person together
  • A hat or cap
  • A person who was born in a different province
  • A boarding pass or old ticket
  • A bracelet
  • A pocket mirror
  • A water bottle with a sticker
  • Five different pens
What to say3
  1. 1“Okay teams, get in your groups! Everybody ready?”
  2. 2“Bring me… SOMETHING BLUE! Go, go, go!”
  3. 3“Time! Team 3, you were first — one point!”
Host tips3
  • Start with easy items to build energy, then escalate.
  • Make the final round worth double so a losing team can still win. Nobody checks out early that way.
  • Watch for pushing and call it out before someone falls — once is enough to set the tone.
Variants2

  • Extreme

    Call for people, not objects: “bring me someone born in March”, “bring me someone wearing two different socks”.

  • Corporate

    Company-specific items: an ID starting with a certain letter, a branded mug, someone from Finance.

Safety2
  • Avoid if people are in heels or the floor is slippery.
  • Not for seniors or pregnant attendees — give them a judging role instead.
Good for

Occasions

ChristmasTeam buildingSchoolBirthdayFiesta

Venues

Indoor, largeOutdoorOfficeChurch hall
If this one dies early7