Munchkin in Spanish: how good is it?

Mercator · 06-28-2010, 08:52 AM

Hi everybody,

I am teaching Spanish in a language school here in Ljubljana, and am always interested in trying out fresh ideas at my conversation classes, in order to avoid repetition and boredom.

I have GMd simple RPG sessions, which have invariably been a blast, and would like to drag my students further down into geekdom ;-). Munchkin could be a great teaching tool for an advanced class, because the rules are simple but the cards are text-heavy and demand quick reading. However, I am only familiar with the English game, and would like to know how good the Spanish translation is: are the jokes still funny? Is the language itself well used?

If the feedback here is positive, I'll try to talk the school into buying a few sets and will try them out.

Thanks in advance,

M.

06-28-2010, 08:52 AM	#1
Mercator Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia	Munchkin in Spanish: how good is it? Hi everybody, I am teaching Spanish in a language school here in Ljubljana, and am always interested in trying out fresh ideas at my conversation classes, in order to avoid repetition and boredom. I have GMd simple RPG sessions, which have invariably been a blast, and would like to drag my students further down into geekdom ;-). Munchkin could be a great teaching tool for an advanced class, because the rules are simple but the cards are text-heavy and demand quick reading. However, I am only familiar with the English game, and would like to know how good the Spanish translation is: are the jokes still funny? Is the language itself well used? If the feedback here is positive, I'll try to talk the school into buying a few sets and will try them out. Thanks in advance, M. __________________ Behind the Aegis - My dark fantasy setting in Classical Greece (discuss it here!). Conversion of the supernatural skills in the *Basic Set* to Powers. Last edited by Mercator; 05-09-2011 at 05:37 AM.