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platonic · 01-08-2014, 11:28 PM

Alright I have some questions and I'll try the best to describe scenarios. I think I'm posting in the right forum. My apologies if I'm not.

(1) Vanished into legend (Munchkin Legends), does this card immediately end the combat? The card only states to discard all monsters and draw treasures immediately. The card doesn't specifically state that combat is over. Is it legal for me to immediately play a wondering monster card with a monster after the "vanished into legend" card is played?

(2) Most potions (one-shot treasures) state "+x amount to either side." I read it as to play this as a buff on an individual monster of my choice that is in combat or to play it as a buff on an individual munchkin of my choice that is in combat. Am I correct on this?

(3) If I am correct on Question 2 does a monster enhancer behave like a one-shot treasure that does "+x to either side"? Minus the fact that it is not an item and can only be played from the hand.

TIA for clarification.

01-08-2014, 11:28 PM	#1
platonic Join Date: Jan 2014	Vanished into Legend, one-shots, and monster enhancers Alright I have some questions and I'll try the best to describe scenarios. I think I'm posting in the right forum. My apologies if I'm not. (1) Vanished into legend (Munchkin Legends), does this card immediately end the combat? The card only states to discard all monsters and draw treasures immediately. The card doesn't specifically state that combat is over. Is it legal for me to immediately play a wondering monster card with a monster after the "vanished into legend" card is played? (2) Most potions (one-shot treasures) state "+x amount to either side." I read it as to play this as a buff on an individual monster of my choice that is in combat or to play it as a buff on an individual munchkin of my choice that is in combat. Am I correct on this? (3) If I am correct on Question 2 does a monster enhancer behave like a one-shot treasure that does "+x to either side"? Minus the fact that it is not an item and can only be played from the hand. TIA for clarification.