The Twilight Saga, a series of vampire-themed fantasy romance films, has become a cultural phenomenon since the release of the first movie in 2008. Based on the four novels by Stephenie Meyer, the series follows the story of Bella Swan and her vampire love, Edward Cullen. For fans and non-fans alike, watching the Twilight movies can be a fun and entertaining experience, especially with the addition of a drinking game. Here are five Twilight drinking game rules to make your viewing experience even more enjoyable.
Rule 1: The Mention of “Forever”

Throughout the Twilight Saga, the theme of eternal love and forever is a recurring concept. Whenever a character says the word “forever,” take a sip of your drink. This rule applies to all five movies, and you’ll find that it happens quite frequently, especially between Bella and Edward. To make it more challenging, you can assign a specific drinking amount based on the context in which “forever” is mentioned. For example, if it’s said in a romantic scene, take two sips, but if it’s said in a non-romantic context, take just one sip.
Variation for Rule 1
To add some variation to this rule, you can also drink whenever a character mentions something that implies forever, such as “eternal love” or “always and forever.” This will keep you on your toes and make the game more engaging. Just be sure to define what phrases count as “forever” implications before starting the game to avoid any confusion.
Movie | Number of "Forever" Mentions |
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Twilight | 7 |
New Moon | 5 |
Eclipse | 9 |
Breaking Dawn - Part 1 | 11 |
Breaking Dawn - Part 2 | 8 |

Rule 2: Sparkling Vampires

One of the unique characteristics of vampires in the Twilight universe is their sparkling skin in sunlight. Whenever you see a vampire sparkle, take a drink. This rule is especially fun during scenes where the Cullens are outside during the day, showcasing their glittering skin. To make it more interesting, you can assign different drinking amounts based on the number of vampires sparkling at the same time. For example, if only one vampire is sparkling, take one sip, but if multiple vampires are sparkling, take a shot.
Sparkling Vampires in Different Movies
The portrayal of sparkling vampires varies slightly across the different movies. In the first movie, Twilight, the sparkling effect is more subtle, while in later movies, it becomes more pronounced. Keep an eye out for these variations and adjust your drinking accordingly. You might find that certain scenes in Eclipse or Breaking Dawn - Part 2 are particularly sparkly, making for a more exciting drinking game experience.
Key Points for Rule 2
- Drink whenever a vampire sparkles in sunlight.
- Assign different drinking amounts based on the number of vampires sparkling.
- Pay attention to variations in the sparkling effect across different movies.
- Take breaks and drink responsibly to avoid overconsumption.
- Have fun and enjoy the unique aspect of Twilight's vampire lore!
Rule 3: Love Triangle Tension
The love triangle between Bella, Edward, and Jacob is a central plot point in the Twilight Saga. Whenever there’s a tense moment between any two characters involved in the love triangle, take a drink. This could be a confrontation, a romantic moment, or even a subtle glance that implies tension. To make this rule more specific, you can define what constitutes “tension” before starting the game. For example, you might decide that only direct confrontations or arguments count, or you might include more subtle moments of jealousy or unease.
Examples of Love Triangle Tension
Some examples of love triangle tension include the argument between Edward and Jacob in Eclipse, the romantic dance between Bella and Jacob in Breaking Dawn - Part 1, or the jealous glances Edward gives Jacob throughout the series. Keep an eye out for these moments and drink accordingly. You can also assign different drinking amounts based on the intensity of the tension. For instance, a minor moment of jealousy might warrant a sip, while a full-blown argument might require a shot.
Movie | Number of Love Triangle Tension Moments |
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Twilight | 4 |
New Moon | 6 |
Eclipse | 8 |
Breaking Dawn - Part 1 | 5 |
Breaking Dawn - Part 2 | 3 |
Rule 4: Vampire Rules and Mythology
The Twilight Saga introduces its own set of vampire rules and mythology, which are often explained or referenced throughout the series. Whenever a character explains a vampire rule or myth, take a drink. This could include discussions about vampire strengths, weaknesses, or the process of becoming a vampire. To make this rule more engaging, you can assign different drinking amounts based on the complexity or uniqueness of the rule being explained. For example, a simple explanation of vampire speed might warrant a sip, while a detailed explanation of the vampire transformation process might require a shot.
Vampire Rules and Mythology Across the Series
The explanation of vampire rules and mythology is spread throughout the Twilight Saga. In Twilight, the basics of vampire existence are introduced, while in later movies, more complex aspects of vampire lore are explored. Pay attention to these explanations and drink accordingly. You might find that certain movies, like Eclipse or Breaking Dawn - Part 2, delve deeper into vampire mythology, making for a more interesting drinking game experience.
Key Points for Rule 4
- Drink whenever a character explains a vampire rule or myth.
- Assign different drinking amounts based on the complexity of the rule.
- Pay attention to the development of vampire lore across the series.
- Take breaks and drink responsibly to avoid overconsumption.
- Enjoy the unique vampire mythology presented in the Twilight Saga!
Rule 5: Overly Dramatic Moments

The Twilight Saga is known for its dramatic and sometimes overly dramatic moments, especially when it comes to the relationships between characters. Whenever a character has an overly dramatic reaction to a situation, take a drink. This could include intense declarations of love, dramatic music swelling in the background, or characters doing something reckless due to their emotions. To make this rule more specific, you can define what constitutes an “overly dramatic” moment before starting the game. For example, you might decide that only moments where a character is on the verge of tears or makes a grand, impulsive decision count.
Examples of Overly Dramatic Moments
Some examples of overly dramatic moments include Edward’s decision to leave Forks in New Moon, Bella’s dramatic declaration of love for Edward in Eclipse, or the intense battle scenes in Breaking Dawn - Part 2. Keep an eye out for these moments and drink accordingly. You can also assign different drinking amounts based on the level of drama. For instance, a mildly dramatic moment might warrant a sip, while an extremely dramatic moment might require a shot.
Movie | Number of Overly Dramatic Moments |
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Twilight | 5 |
New Moon | 7 |
Eclipse | 6 |
Breaking Dawn - Part 1 | 4 |
Breaking Dawn - Part 2 | 5 |
What if I'm watching the movies with someone who doesn't want to play the drinking game?
+You can still play the game quietly or modify the rules to make it more of a personal challenge. Alternatively, you can suggest other non-drinking game alternatives that everyone can enjoy together.
How can I make the drinking game more challenging or interesting?
+You can add more rules, increase the drinking amount for certain rules, or introduce penalties for not drinking when required. You can also create teams and compete against each other or keep a scoreboard to track who drinks the most.
What's the best way to pace myself during the drinking game?
+Drink responsibly and take breaks when needed. It's also a good idea to eat before and during the game to avoid drinking on an empty stomach. Make sure to have water and other non-alcoholic beverages available to stay hydrated.
By following these five Twilight drinking game rules, you’ll add a new layer of fun and engagement to your viewing experience. Remember to always drink responsibly and take breaks when needed. Enjoy your Twilight marathon, and cheers to a fun and memorable experience!