Prompthaus
The Ship It box lid: the title, the tagline, and four of the workbook machines in their volume colours.
  • The Ship It board: 40 spaces around the edge, 24 of them chapters in the eight volume colours.
    The board
  • Five Ship It term cards fanned out, each with its machine and three questions.
    Term cards
  • Ship It credits in seven colours, six machine tokens and an incident card.
    Credits and tokens

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Ship It

The PromptHaus Vocabulary board game

$139.99 · Coming soon

A board game built from the eight PromptHaus Vocabulary workbooks. Roll, land on a chapter, and answer for the term at the level you dare: define it, spot it on the job, or say the prompt you would write. The harder the question you take, the more the card pays for the rest of the game. Hold all five terms of a chapter and you are Fluent there. When the last incident is drawn, the richest vocabulary wins.

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In the box

  • A 20 inch board: 24 chapters from the eight workbooks, four deep dives, two utilities and the corners
  • 120 term cards, each with its machine and three questions: define it, spot it, write the prompt
  • 40 prompt recipes you can keep, play, or use at work on Monday
  • 40 incidents, the clock of the game
  • Credits in seven denominations, six machine tokens, two dice, and the rules
Players
2 to 6
Time
60 to 90 minutes
Ages
14 and up
Board
20 inch quad-fold
Cards
200, poker size
Made in
Printed on demand in Madison, Wisconsin

How a turn plays

Land on a chapter and choose your level before you hear the question.

  1. Define it

    The reader reads the question and its four choices. Say the letter.

  2. Spot it

    A scenario from real work. Answer in a sentence; the reader judges against the printed answer.

  3. Write the prompt

    Thirty seconds to say the prompt you would write, using two of the words on the card. The table votes, and the card pays double for the rest of the game.

Right, and you may buy the term. Wrong, and you pay 50 to the bank. Every term, machine, question and recipe in the box is a page of one of the eight workbooks on the shelf.