The rules every game follows
- He sets the ceiling. Before any game, agree the most he can send. The game happens inside it.
- Either of you can stop. At any point, without a reason.
- No surprises. He knows the possible outcomes before he plays.
- Online only, nothing illegal. No meetups, no threats, nothing involving anyone who didn’t agree.
Games that break these rules aren’t findom. They’re the kind of thing that ends accounts.
1. Pick a number
You offer five sealed numbers inside his agreed range. He picks one and sends that much as a tribute. Simple, quick, and the suspense is the fun.
2. The countdown
Set a goal for the week, such as a new pair of shoes, and share how close you are. Each Sub’s tribute moves the number. Men enjoy seeing their part in it.
3. Task for tribute
He sends a tribute; you set him a small, safe task, like a week without his favourite coffee or writing you a short letter. He reports back in your chat.
4. The good-morning ritual
He sends a small tribute each morning before he’s allowed your good-morning message. Rituals are the backbone of long-term findom, and the easiest game to keep running.
5. Earn the voice note
He sends a modest amount for a short voice note in your persona. Voice is personal without showing your face, and many Subs value it more than photos.
6. Choose my outfit
You post three non-explicit outfit options. The Sub who sends the most by the deadline picks what you wear. You send a photo of it to him only.
7. Top of the week
Keep a weekly leaderboard of your most generous Subs, with their agreement and without real names. Recognition is a big part of why men give.
8. Buy a reply
You stop replying for a set time, and he can send a tribute to end the silence early. Use it with regulars who enjoy it, never with someone new.
Games to leave alone
Anything involving debt, “contracts” he can’t leave, exposure, blackmail, or sending more than his agreed budget. They’re banned on Findomination, and they’re how people get hurt.
