how to give secret santa hints
Describing without giving it away is a matter of order: start with what everybody has and finish with what only one person has. The tool sorts the clues for you and lets you choose how much to help.
Only a common trait and a mysterious frame.
The sixth clue still stays at the second degree.
It already starts at degree 2 of detail.
The most specific clue of the set.
The ninth line comes from the letter you typed, M.
Say it in three steps: a short opening for the room, three or four traits of the person from vague to obvious, and the closing cue my Secret Santa is. The tool builds that on the Clues and speech tab with six clues or more, and the whole speech takes less than a minute to read aloud.
Six to eight. Under six, guessing becomes luck, and over eight the reveal loses pace. The tool uses 6 on hard, 7 on medium and 8 on easy, plus the first letter when you give it.
Only if the group is large. The letter is the strongest clue there is, so it goes at the end of the clues and only enters on the easy and medium levels. On hard, the field is ignored.
Vague clues in good order. Many specific clues give the person away faster than a few vague ones. That is why the ladder starts with common traits and saves the rare detail for the end.
The hints from this tool are about who the person is, not about gifts. For ideas on what to give, use the Gift ideas tool, which takes a budget and an occasion.
Everybody, it is a real pleasure to share this moment with you.
First, let me tell you: this person tends to keep the mood light.
On top of that, this person carries a book in the bag for any line.
And to wrap it up, this person warns the group days ahead so nobody forgets the party.
Now all that is left is a hug, because my Secret Santa is: