What are the most memorable wigi board game stories?

Well, there was this story where a girl used the Wigi board by herself. She was just curious, but then it started giving really strange and negative answers. It spelled out warnings about her future that seemed very real. For example, it said she would face some sort of danger soon. She got so scared that she threw the board away, but after that, she still had a feeling of being watched for a long time.

Sure. One story could be about a group of friends who were using the wigi board game at a slumber party. They started asking it silly questions like 'Will we have ice cream tomorrow?' and the pointer on the board seemed to move to 'yes'. It was just a fun and light - hearted moment that made them all laugh.

There was a family that had an old wigi board passed down through generations. Their wigi board stories were filled with mystery. Once, during a family gathering, they used it. The youngest in the family asked if there were any ancestors present. The planchette moved to 'yes'. Then it spelled out a name that no one had heard of before. They later found out from old family records that it was indeed an ancestor who had been forgotten.

The scariest part is often when the wigi board starts to move without any obvious physical force. It's as if an unseen hand is guiding it, and that can send chills down your spine.

There was a Diplomacy game where a player was so determined to take over a certain territory. He sent all his troops there, but he miscalculated the defenses of the other players. His troops got wiped out and he was left with no real strategy for the rest of the game. His over - enthusiasm and the subsequent failure made for a really funny story. He was so disappointed at first but then he also saw the humor in it.

One wigi board ghost story is about a group of friends who used the wigi board in an old, haunted house. They asked if there were any spirits present, and the planchette started moving on its own, spelling out a name they didn't recognize. Later, they found out it was the name of a person who had died in that house decades ago.

There was this one time when a group of coworkers used a ouija board during a late - night office party. They asked if the spirit had a job in the afterlife. The answer was 'paper pusher'. It was so comical that they couldn't stop giggling. It made them think of a spirit just pushing papers around in the afterlife like they sometimes did at work.

A group of teens once played with a wigi board in an old abandoned house. As they started asking questions, the planchette began to move erratically. They asked if the place was haunted. It spelled out 'danger'. Suddenly, they heard strange noises from upstairs. They all ran out of the house as fast as they could, and they never went back to that place again. The whole experience was terrifying for them.

I think it's mostly superstition. The movement of the planchette can often be explained by the unconscious muscle movements of the people using it. People tend to expect spooky things to happen when using a Wigi board, so they might misinterpret normal movements as something supernatural.

A memorable game dog story is about a dog that played soccer with kids. The dog would run around, trying to kick the ball with its paws and even head it sometimes. It made the kids laugh a lot.