Curse: Clerical Error

[Mythius]

So I'm a little confused... but I digress.

What does happen when Clerical Error appears in the Dungeon of Comprehensive Curses? This happened just last night to my friends and I. I decided, since I own the cards, that we each fought the reanimated creature in turn. After all combats where resolved the original players turn resumed. Is that right? Do you fight separately on the original players turn? I couldn't think of a fairer way to play? Would really appreciate a definitive answer.

[StaticHamster]

Reading Munchkin Man's original answer in this thread you have your answer.

If the Curse is being played during a combat then the monster joins THAT combat.

So the original person who got cursed faces a number of monsters equal to the amount of players at the table.

So if there are four, you dig through the discards and find the first 4 monsters and the person who originally drew the curse faces all four.

[Mythius]

Thank You!-}

[MunchkinMan]

Originally Posted by StaticHamster

Reading Munchkin Man's original answer in this thread you have your answer.

If the Curse is being played during a combat then the monster joins THAT combat.

So the original person who got cursed faces a number of monsters equal to the amount of players at the table.

So if there are four, you dig through the discards and find the first 4 monsters and the person who originally drew the curse faces all four.

That's the easiest interpretation, but boy, is it nasty. . .

[1984]

what happens if monster is already undead?
and
if the curse is the card in phase 1 (kick open the door) can the person resolve it and go to phase 2 (look for trouble)?

[MunchkinMan]

Originally Posted by 1984

what happens if monster is already undead?

Nothing special. What could you possibly come up with as an effect if the Monster is Undead Undead? Nothing easy, so if it says Undead on it, you don't have to remember that it's Undead since you already have an indicator on it. . .

if the curse is the card in phase 1 (kick open the door) can the person resolve it and go to phase 2 (look for trouble)?

No. You fought a Monster, so you can't Look For Trouble. It doesn't matter how you found the Monster.