Curse! Malign Mirror and "Items"

Mathyoo · 12-30-2017, 05:37 PM

Hi,
We played a lot of Munchkin in the past week and encountered a lot of cases where we could not agree on what is legal.

After consulting FAQ and searching online for answers, these questions persist:

7) Curse! Malign Mirror
It states that in the next fight, only armour provides bonuses. Does this mean player can only fight a monster with his level and armour (not other equipped items), but can use one shot modifiers and doppleganger, or can he do nothing to buff himself except ask for a helper?

8) Items
Lastly, are one shot treasures "items"? I believe they are, as they have value on them, but at the same time it "feels" wrong. Does this mean they can casualy be "carried" (Displayed on board sideways) like other equipment?

We played it as if this is so, which lead to people hoarding spells, so I am guessing we did this wrong? If they are not items, what exactly does count as an item that can be put on board - only armour and weapons?

I apologise for bombarding you with questions, alas at least it shows we gave the game a good run! Thank you for your patience, time and help in advance and I wish you all best in 2018!

12-30-2017, 05:37 PM	#1
Mathyoo Join Date: Dec 2017	Curse! Malign Mirror and "Items" Hi, We played a lot of Munchkin in the past week and encountered a lot of cases where we could not agree on what is legal. After consulting FAQ and searching online for answers, these questions persist: 7) Curse! Malign Mirror It states that in the next fight, only armour provides bonuses. Does this mean player can only fight a monster with his level and armour (not other equipped items), but can use one shot modifiers and doppleganger, or can he do nothing to buff himself except ask for a helper? 8) Items Lastly, are one shot treasures "items"? I believe they are, as they have value on them, but at the same time it "feels" wrong. Does this mean they can casualy be "carried" (Displayed on board sideways) like other equipment? We played it as if this is so, which lead to people hoarding spells, so I am guessing we did this wrong? If they are not items, what exactly does count as an item that can be put on board - only armour and weapons? I apologise for bombarding you with questions, alas at least it shows we gave the game a good run! Thank you for your patience, time and help in advance and I wish you all best in 2018! Last edited by Andrew Hackard; 12-31-2017 at 02:43 AM.