Is this how it is designed to win?

[Juzzz]

I just got Munchkin Quest for my birthday and played my first game. It was a 1-on-1.

I won with this on the table:
http://i.imgur.com/nvmMy5F.jpg

I defeated the boss monster on my own in one try with +23 default bonus.
I also throwed a card which gave me +5 and I had a reloaded Die card.

Thats: 10 (Lv) + 17 (bonus) + 5 (warrior) + 5 (card) + 6 (Die) = 44 total!

Is this desinged or did I just got lucky.
I think i also need to play with more players to get a lot of curses on me?


little other questions:

1. Can I have 2 extra hands?
2. How do I know what i can equip something on my belt?

[MunchkinMan]

Since the Boss Monster is Level 20, if no one adds another Monster with Wandering Monster, or enhances the Monster(s), then you're going to win with that combination. The Boss Monster is not a protected combat, and anyone adjacent to the Entrance can throw Potions and the like, anyone can play Monster Enhancers on the Boss Monster, and anyone can use Wandering Monster to add a Monster to the combat (and play Monster Enhancers on those Monsters, too).

As for your other questions:

1. There is no limit to extra Hands you can have, however you have to be able to use the card that gives you the extra Hand. For example, you wouldn't be able to use another Headgear that gives you an extra Hand if you're already using Arm-y Helmet (unless some other card allows you to have a second Headgear).
2. The rules (p. 16) say that if an Items isn't a Worn Item or doesn't need a Hand, then it goes on your belt. Worn Items are Items that go in your Item slots (Armor, Headgear, Footgear), Clothing, and Shinies. No Item will say it's Worn, but if it says one of the five things I mentioned above, it's Worn.

[Juzzz]

Originally Posted by MunchkinMan

Since the Boss Monster is Level 20, if no one adds another Monster with Wandering Monster, or enhances the Monster(s), then you're going to win with that combination. The Boss Monster is not a protected combat, and anyone adjacent to the Entrance can throw Potions and the like, anyone can play Monster Enhancers on the Boss Monster, and anyone can use Wandering Monster to add a Monster to the combat (and play Monster Enhancers on those Monsters, too).

As for your other questions:

1. There is no limit to extra Hands you can have, however you have to be able to use the card that gives you the extra Hand. For example, you wouldn't be able to use another Headgear that gives you an extra Hand if you're already using Arm-y Helmet (unless some other card allows you to have a second Headgear).
2. The rules (p. 16) say that if an Items isn't a Worn Item or doesn't need a Hand, then it goes on your belt. Worn Items are Items that go in your Item slots (Armor, Headgear, Footgear), Clothing, and Shinies. No Item will say it's Worn, but if it says one of the five things I mentioned above, it's Worn.

Thank you!

I wondered because I had so many cards on the table.
So my table on the picture are a lot of cards but is correct?

On #2: The rules (p. 16) state If an Item is not worn and does not require Hands, then it is carried “on your belt.”Typical belt items are one-shots, mostly Scrolls and Potions.
So, I could essentially put almost anything on my belt, even a Wandering Monster card? Sounds weird.

It also states You may have any number of Items on your belt.
So I could basically always clear my hand to the max 5 cards on my belt (except the ones that require Hands).
The only down-side is that every player can see the cards.

[Devin Lewis]

Originally Posted by Juzzz

So, I could essentially put almost anything on my belt, even a Wandering Monster card? Sounds weird.

No. Items are defined as cards that have a Gold Piece value, including the words No Value. DXM cards tend to not have value, and cannot be placed into your belt.