Riding the Game Store Owner

[Techno-Man]

As a ranger, you may discard X cards to tame a monster, where X is the number of treasures it has.

The Game Store Owner has 1d6 Treasures.

Does one roll to determine how many treasures he has for the purposes of taming him, and if so, is that amount of treasures that he has for the purposes of defeating him, or do you roll again once he is defeated?

[Andrew Hackard]

Taming and defeating monsters are mutually exclusive, so you should never need to roll for both at the same time. Yes, you roll 1d6 to determine how many cards to discard for the GSM.

[MunchkinMan]

Hmmmm. Remember that the Treasure count is the Monster Steed's bonus, so you'll have to keep some kind of marker on it that can't be easily modified. Unless, Andrew, you were intending to rule that you roll for every combat in which the Game Store Owner is used as a Steed.

[Andrew Hackard]

Originally Posted by MunchkinMan

Hmmmm. Remember that the Treasure count is the Monster Steed's bonus, so you'll have to keep some kind of marker on it that can't be easily modified. Unless, Andrew, you were intending to rule that you roll for every combat in which the Game Store Owner is used as a Steed.

I was not, no.

Fortunately, we sell a convenient package of Munchkin-branded d6 . . .

[Blu]

That almost...seemed......planned......lol.....

[Techno-Man]

Originally Posted by Blu

That almost...seemed......planned......lol.....

It's called Teamwork. Except I didn't realize I was setting them up for a shameless Munchkin Dice plug.

Now I feel tainted by corporate.

[MunchkinMan]

Originally Posted by Techno-Man

It's called Teamwork. Except I didn't realize I was setting them up for a shameless Munchkin Dice plug.

Now I feel tainted by corporate.

You did the bump, I did the set, but it was Andrew who recognized where I was going and came in for the monstrous spike. :-D

[Blu]

As long as my face isn't the one that got smashed...lol...