Hi,
Please help us with the following two points of discussion (Munchkin, 23rd reprint):
1. Can the Wandering Monster card be used after the player in combat has declared that he/she wishes to start Running Away from the existing monster in the room, or once Running Away starts combat is considered to be over? What about if he/she has already rolled the Running Away dice from that existing monster?
2. Can the Wandering Monster card be used after the player in combat has Charmed (the class was Wizard) the existing Monster, or does that count as the combat being over? Considering the below answer, I'd say that Wandering Monster can be played, but a confirmation would be great to have since Charm is not a passive option, but an active one and requires discarding the entire hand.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Progmode
If a players auto-kills/defeats the monster via something like the Wizard's Charm, then you can still play Wandering Monster and the player only has to fight that one monster since the other has already been removed.
In the event that a player is beating a monster in levels/bonuses, then the other players can play a Wandering Monster and the player is now fighting both monsters.
However, the other players cannot allow you to defeat the first monster normally (with levels and bonuses), then wander in a new monster. At that point, the combat is over.
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Thank you very much in advance!