How it works
A repeatable flow for collaborative decision-making exercises.
Protocol 15 keeps the activity simple: the host selects a scenario, participants join teams, each team ranks survival items, and the reveal compares the team's decisions with a guide ranking.
Why teams use it
Each audience page gives the same product a specific context: who runs the session, what participants do, and what the debrief gives back to the room.
A host runs the room from the browser. Participants join with a link or code, read the briefing, debate the items, and lock one team ranking before the reveal.
The activity produces structured conversation. Facilitators can use the result to discuss priorities, assumptions, communication, leadership, and how the group handled pressure.
How a session runs
Protocol 15 keeps the mechanics light so the host can focus on the room: who speaks up, what the team prioritizes, where assumptions clash, and why the final ranking changed.
Step 1
Choose a scenario, create the session, and share the join link.
Step 2
Participants debate priorities and lock a shared survival ranking.
Step 3
Scores and guide comparisons give the host concrete discussion material.
Next path
Players join free. No accounts or downloads.