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.
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On his webcomic, Slightly Off-Topic, David Adams proposes a Munchkin game idea that even we think is too twisted to contemplate: Munchkin Votes. Check it out at the link.
(Also, he's correct that the SJ Games HQ building doesn't look like that. We have flying buttresses.)
Everyone knows February is all about Valentine's Day, but Axe Cop is too busy chopping off heads to worry about love. So we're going to pick the other important holiday in February: President's Day.
Flip your 2012 Silver Piece at the start of the game.
HEADS: The Munchkin, who for purposes of this rule represents George Washington. (Just go with it.) You may use the Silver Piece to automatically kill a single plant monster. You must give the Silver Piece to the oldest player at the table (or at least the player who will admit to being the oldest) after the combat, unless your father is playing, in which case you must give it to him.
TAILS: Axe Cop! Trivia note: Axe Cop once met Abraham Lincoln. After being Cursed by another player, you may spend the Silver Piece to set free all Hirelings, Allies, Sidekicks, or Minions, including your own. They all go to the discard pile. Any Items they were carrying go with them. You must do this immediately; you cannot retrieve Items from your own Hireling first. After everything gets discarded, give the Silver Piece to the player who Cursed you.
The player to whom you give the 2012 Silver Piece may not use it during the same game.
Because Munchkin Quest doesn't have Hirelings, don't bother to flip the 2012 Silver Piece in an MQ game; just use the HEADS result.
