Go down into the dungeon. Kill everything you meet. Backstab your friends and steal their stuff. Grab the treasure and run.
Admit it. You love it.
Munchkin is the dungeon experience . . . with none of that stupid roleplaying stuff. Over a million sold now, in three great flavors . . . card game, boardgame, and RPG.
Got a great idea for one of our games? We're taking card submissions for Munchkin and Munchkin Quest!
Never played Munchkin? Try our Flash demo for a quick introduction!
Lenny and I will be conducting a uStream chat next Monday evening, 6:00 p.m. Central Time (GMT-6). It's Lenny's first Munchkin chat, so be gentle!
We'll be wrapping up 2011, talking about plans for 2012, and of course taking your questions. Maybe we'll even answer a couple of them!
If you can't make it, or you'd like to be SURE to get your question answered, please drop by the forums and leave your question in the thread there. But the more of you who show up, the more likely I am to let something slip . . .
In any variety of Munchkin (including Munchkin Axe Cop!), you may flip the 2012 Silver Piece when you Kick Open The Door and do not find a monster. On Heads (the Super Munchkin), draw a face-down Door card and then decide whether to Loot The Room or Look For Trouble. On Tails (Axe Cop), you may Kick Open Another Door . . . and if this one is also not a monster, you may Loot The Room or Look For Trouble.
In Munchkin Quest, you may flip the 2012 Silver Piece when your turn is over and it is time to roll for Monster Movement. On Heads, draw a DxM card and do not roll Monster Movement at all. On Tails, roll Monster Movement, resolve it, and then roll it again. (The second roll also grants a DxM card, if appropriate.)
As always, you may only use one Munchkin or Munchkin Quest promotional coin per game, unless the rule specifies otherwise.
