Keeper of the Keys
Also known as Key Game, Stealing Keys
A blindfolded player sits guarding keys; others try to steal them silently.
How to play
One player sits in a chair blindfolded (or eyes shut, head down) with a set of keys (or a pile of pebbles, or any jangly found object) at their feet.
All other players sit in a large circle around them.
One at a time (or whenever bold enough), a player creeps silently forward to steal the keys.
If the keeper hears movement, they point directly at it, that player is sent back.
The first player to steal the keys and return to the circle without being pointed at wins and becomes the new keeper.
Keep it fair
The keeper must point confidently and immediately, hesitant or sweeping points cause arguments; set the rule that if the keeper can't point precisely, the player is safe.
