It doesn't really matter to me who starts!

Oh it's like that? Even better! I look forward to that so much now!

Doesn't matter to me either xD

(Vera's not joined the game yet but so far all my characters are open for questions!!)

Slicker, already having a beer in hand and siting down next to William: "so since we are playing truth or dare, I take up the honor of going first! Esther, as the new leader, truth or dare?"

William glanced over at Slicker as the man sat down next to him and muttered a little about how the man hadn't grabbed a beer for him too.
Esther took a swig of her beer as she meet the gaze of Slicker and smiled before speaking, "How about a calm start? Truth."

(Del's also chilling somewhere around, most likely bothering Aiden by just existing, so he's open for questions too)

Slicker, hearing William, silently offers him his beer before turning to Esther. "Alright, Esther, who do you think does the most idiotic things out of the whole gang?"

"William," there was no hesitation in the woman's voice as she answered with a smile. It was pretty common knowledge at this point that the two didn't get along too well.

William who had been happily sipping on the beer he'd gotten from Slicker as a result of his complaining, glared over at the newly-appointed leader but kept his mouth shut.

Without wasting another second on William, Esther turned her gaze away, looking over the group of people gathered around the campfire before picking who to ask next, "Roxie, truth or dare?"

Roxie, Ollie, and Lucile are all sitting together in a tight line, with Ollie in the middle glaring at the people around him. Only Lucile holds a beer, looking contented and excited to see what awful ideas and events will spark in this game.

"Dare! Give me your worst." Roxie grins smugly.

Esther raised an eyebrow slightly, a smirk tugging at the corner of her lips. For a moment she stayed quiet while considering on what to dare the woman. "For the rest of the game you need to sing your answers," she told the woman. It was nothing extreme but they were just getting started and depending on how good of a singer the new member was, it might be pretty funny.

Roxie felt her cheeks go red. The only other time she'd ever sang in front of anybody was during her time singing folk songs around the campfire with her old gang.

"Ah... I see where this is going..." she sighed, though kept her grin.

"Hah. Can't sing, can you?" Ollie sneered.

"Nope, not at all. Aiden, truth or dare?" Roxie quickly moved on, smirking as she turned to the boy.