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	You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.		You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.

	~~<s>~~The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping~~. </s> It does not at all, it only has deliberately vague rules that allow you to abuse loopholes to comical levels~~.		The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour and exploiting the deliberately vague rules that allow you to abuse loopholes to comical levels. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.

	Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best ~~<s>$50</s>~~ $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.		Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people (but longer to fully grasp the nuances). BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.

	==Expansions==		==Expansions==

1d4chan>ElMusha: /* Munchkin: Quacked Quest */

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Munchkin: Quacked Quest

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	==Munchkin: Quacked Quest==		==Munchkin: Quacked Quest==
	There's also a video game from Asmodee Digital called ~~Munchin~~: Quacked Quest, released in 2019. Instead of being a straight adaptation of the card game, it's a co-operative dungeon crawler that borrows the aesthetic and end goal. The 38% positive Steam review total indicates [[FAIL\|how well that worked out]].		There's also a video game from Asmodee Digital called Munchkin: Quacked Quest, released in 2019. Instead of being a straight adaptation of the card game, it's a co-operative dungeon crawler that borrows the aesthetic and end goal. The 38% positive Steam review total indicates [[FAIL\|how well that worked out]].

	==External links==		==External links==

1d4chan>ElMusha at 15:40, 15 June 2020

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	==Munchkin: Quacked Quest==		==Munchkin: Quacked Quest==
	There's also a video game from Asmodee Digital called Munchin: Quacked Quest, released in 2019. Instead of being a straight adaptation of the card game, it's a co-operative dungeon crawler that borrows the aesthetic and end goal. The 38% positive Steam review total indicates [[FAIL\|how well that worked out]].		There's also a video game from Asmodee Digital called Munchin: Quacked Quest, released in 2019. Instead of being a straight adaptation of the card game, it's a co-operative dungeon crawler that borrows the aesthetic and end goal. The 38% positive Steam review total indicates [[FAIL\|how well that worked out]].

			==External links==
			* [https://munchkin.game/ Official site]

	{{Card Games}}		{{Card Games}}

1d4chan>ElMusha at 15:37, 15 June 2020

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	==Munchkin: The RPG==		==Munchkin: The RPG==
	SJ Games also made a few books adapting the Munchkin card game to their own D20 system. Unfortunately, they are currently out of print.		SJ Games also made a few books adapting the Munchkin card game to their own D20 system. Unfortunately, they are currently out of print.

			==Munchkin: Quacked Quest==
			There's also a video game from Asmodee Digital called Munchin: Quacked Quest, released in 2019. Instead of being a straight adaptation of the card game, it's a co-operative dungeon crawler that borrows the aesthetic and end goal. The 38% positive Steam review total indicates [[FAIL\|how well that worked out]].

	{{Card Games}}		{{Card Games}}

71.197.225.85 at 01:14, 10 December 2019

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	You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.		You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.

	The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.		<s>The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping. </s> It does not at all, it only has deliberately vague rules that allow you to abuse loopholes to comical levels.

	Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.		Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.

1d4chan>LGX-000: If you can strikethrough text, you can rattle those 3 brain cells you used and edit it yourself

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If you can strikethrough text, you can rattle those 3 brain cells you used and edit it yourself

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	You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.		You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.

	~~<strike>~~The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping~~.</strike> You're high, this is part of the rules to Steve Jackson's Illuminati. A true Munchkin's power comes from abusing the rules, not ignoring them~~.		The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.

	Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.		Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.

168.156.194.51 at 19:40, 1 April 2019

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	You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.		You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.

	~~The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.~~ You're high, this is part of the rules to Steve Jackson's Illuminati. A true Munchkin's power comes from abusing the rules, not ignoring them.		<strike>The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.</strike> You're high, this is part of the rules to Steve Jackson's Illuminati. A true Munchkin's power comes from abusing the rules, not ignoring them.

	Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.		Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.

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	You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.		You obtain levels mostly by killing monsters (such as Level 10 Net [[Troll]], Level 20 Katrina, Level 1 Plushy Skull, etc). These monsters can be enhanced (or diminished) by you or the other players with potions, spells, charms, (poor) extra wandering monsters, etc. when you manage to kill a monster, you will get one or more levels (depending on how tough it is/was made) and also obtain [http://www.qweas.com/download/game/arcade/screen/brave_dwarves_back_for_treasures.gif Treasures], which munchkins love. These special cards can allow you to cheat, use 4 swords at once, wear 3 helmets, etc.

	The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.		~~The fun part is: The rules actually tell you cheating is legal unless you get caught and actively encourage you to be the one to get to lvl 10 (or 20) by any means necessary, including backstabbing the other players with cards designed especially for that endeavour. This can lead to epic [[lulz]] and/or frothing neckbeard [[rage]] and table-flipping.~~ You're high, this is part of the rules to Steve Jackson's Illuminati. A true Munchkin's power comes from abusing the rules, not ignoring them.

	Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.		Fucking buy Munchkin. It's not as expensive as [[Magic: The Gathering\|Magic]], not as shit as [[Yu-Gi-Oh]], and not as [[Weeaboo]] as [[Pokémon]]. It is <s>however $50 per fucking set, and unless you find seasoned players to play with, you're gonna feel like you wasted money because the rules that come with the game are pretty vague and require hours of studying to fully grasp the concept of</s> only $25 a set retail and cheaper online, and takes maybe 30 min to learn/explain to new people. BUT, all bullshit aside, it's an addictive game that will definitely be the best <s>$50</s> $18-25 you've ever spent. For everyone's safety and sanity, just make sure in advance everyone is aware the point of the game is to be the biggest [[That Guy]] possible or you'll risk ruining friendships.