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Drink anytime a historical figure dies.

Drink anytime Rasputin or the Shepherd says the word 'fuck'.

Drink anytime Orlando denies Conrad the chance to enter WWI.

Raise a toast to Merlin every time you hear Take Me Home Country Roads.

Take two shots whenever Elton John swears.

Drink whenever Harry has butterfly hallucinations.

Drink anytime you see someone having blue tainted veins on the skin due to Poppy's drug.

Same warning as above concerning the film's climax.

Drink anytime a head explodes (you will need to pause quite a bit).

Try drinking twice if he kills someone without using his gun.

WARNING: your liver might not be able to withstand this.

Drink anytime Harry kills someone during the church scene.

Sequel/prequel only: drink anytime you see a Continuity Nod, Homage Shot or Call-Back to the first film.

If a Kingsman agent dies, down your glass.

Whenever someone triggers Harry with a homophobic slur, drink.

Drink anytime someone loses a body part.

Drink twice if it's a pricey/prestigious alcohol that should not be wasted.

Down the whole cup when Valentine averts Why Don't You Just Shoot Him? towards Harry.

Take a second shot when a self-aware comment about spy movies are made.

Drink whenever a reference to the James Bond movies is made.

Drink anytime a Kingsman agent uses a gadget.

Drink anytime someone says 'Manners Maketh Man'.

This Drinking Game for the Kingsman film series works even better if you can get the alcohols that are consumed in the films (or ersatzes given the rarity and/or prices or fictional status of some of them).

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