The party game What Would Who? Do? takes the familiar "What what Jesus do?" question and opens it up to every person ever, whether fictional or real. The game consists of large Who? cards and small Duh cards; players need to supply a 20-sided die and 6-sided die for each player. On a turn, the active player flips a Who? card to reveal a sentence with a blank subject – e.g., "What would _______ do if an asteroid were spotted on a collision course with Earth?" – and six choices. The player chooses any person – alive or dead, real or make-believe, famous or known only to players – and inserts that name in the sentence. (If the active player takes too long or can't think of anyone known to all, he draws a Duh card, and uses the person on that card in the sentence.) Each player then uses his 6-sided die to secretly indicate a choice, with all of the non-active players trying to think how the active player will answer the question. Players then reveal their answers. If no one matches the active player, no one scores points; if everyone matches, then everyone but the active player scores 2 points; if some number in between match, the correct guessers score 2 points while the active player scores 1 point for each correct guess. Players use their 20-sided die to track their score, and the first player to reach 20 points wins!