Any Christopher Moore fans out there.

[ferulebezel]

I'm a huge Christopher Moore fan and would love to see a Munchkin version of his world. There's probably enough for a base set but one or two boosters would be nice.

I hope this doesn't come too close to card recommendations.

Off the top of my head you've got:
Chet the Huge Shaved Vampire Cat.
Abby Normal the the former wannabe vampire goth girl (rawr! it's a thing).
Death Merchants.
Zombies who reveal your secrets and won't eat stoned brains.
Raziel the stupidest angel.
The Emperor (possibly as a side kick)
The demon Catch.
Stoners with enough weed and explosives.
Action Nerds.
The Sword Cane of Clubbing (the sword is rusted in).
and a bunch of others.

[Andrew Hackard]

I don't know if Steve knows the Moore novels. I definitely don't. Guess I should check some of them out.

[RevBob]

They're pretty good, especially if you're fine with some religious satire (as in Lamb and The Stupidest Angel). Nothin' like an angel who wants to be Spider-Man...

Personally, I prefer Tom Holt's work for my dose of Weird Modern Fantasy; it's very reminiscent of Douglas Adams's Hitchhiker's Guide series in style. Jasper Fforde's work is also neatly bizarre, with the "Thursday Next" and "Nursery Crimes" books especially rewarding a reader who knows his classic literature. Fforde's also got a post-apocalyptic novel out, Shades of Grey (no relation to a certain trilogy), that assigns social status through the range of colors one can see.

Of course, there's a thread for literary recommendations over in Geek Culture that's better suited to further such discussion... ;)

[ferulebezel]

Originally Posted by Andrew Hackard

I don't know if Steve knows the Moore novels. I definitely don't. Guess I should check some of them out.

I'd recommend starting with A Dirty Job, Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal, or if you are up for a trilogy Bloodsucking Fiends and it's sequels.

[Bampop]

That's exactly the order I recommend people begin.

[emillang1000]

Neil Gaiman and American Gods is my go-to choice for religiodiculousness.

PLUS, IT'S JUST SHEAR AWESOMENESS WHENEVER DEATH HAS SOMETHING HE'D LIKE TO TALK ABOUT.

[ferulebezel]

It's A Dirty Job that got me thinking about it. I've been trying to come up with a "beta" character modifier (I don't want to list them fearing i will come too close to a card recomendation.). There are lots of possibilities with the male but I can't think of any that are as good/bad for females.

I'm also torn between which I would recommend first between A Dirty Job and Lamb.