Biggest Body of Water

Note

• Available in Large games
• In exchange for answering this question, the hider should normally Draw 1, Pick 1 card.
• Cannot be cached in the end game
• Cannot be zoomed

Must include either both sides of body of water or the horizon. If a body of water is visible from the hider’s zone, but no part of it touches the zone, it does not count. However, if a large body of water partially touches the hider’s zone, but the part of it inside the zone is smaller than another body of water in the zone, the larger overall body water would still be considered the largest in the zone.

In general, a body of water should be marked as such in your mapping application, and the water should be visible. It should be publicly accessible, though if a fee is required (e.g. a public pool) then standing outside the entrance counts. It should also be uncovered. If a body of water is partially covered (e.g. a canal going through a tunnel), only the uncovered section counts for the purposes of this game. If the body of water requires a button to be pressed or a valve to be opened for the water to be visible, such as a drinking fountain, then it doesn’t count. The body of water must have water in it: dry fountains, rivers, etc. don’t count.

An ice sculpture of a naked lady counts as a body of water.