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oakpack4 · 03-23-2013, 05:21 PM

So my friends and I play Munchkin in excessive amounts, and I (as the owner of the cards and boxes) am of the contentious opinion that there's no such thing as too many cards in the deck. To this effect we have previously played with Munchkin 1 and 2, Booty 1 and 2, Fish and Ships, and Munchkin Cthulhu 1 and 2. Tonight we're adding Munchkin 3, Cthulhu 3, and Good/Bad/Munchkin. There is but one legitimate concern from the opposition worth addressing: Class-restricted items become unreasonable. While I could just buy a handful of blank sets and write nothing but Cheat cards to insure the prosperity of the deck, I wonder if there's a smart way to allow classes to share class item allowances, and monster bonuses/penalties. Does anyone with a more wide-reaching knowledge of the game have any advice to offer (other than 'play with less cards you madman')?

03-23-2013, 05:21 PM	#542
oakpack4 Join Date: Jul 2012	[Houserule Crafting] Class overlap So my friends and I play Munchkin in excessive amounts, and I (as the owner of the cards and boxes) am of the contentious opinion that there's no such thing as too many cards in the deck. To this effect we have previously played with Munchkin 1 and 2, Booty 1 and 2, Fish and Ships, and Munchkin Cthulhu 1 and 2. Tonight we're adding Munchkin 3, Cthulhu 3, and Good/Bad/Munchkin. There is but one legitimate concern from the opposition worth addressing: Class-restricted items become unreasonable. While I could just buy a handful of blank sets and write nothing but Cheat cards to insure the prosperity of the deck, I wonder if there's a smart way to allow classes to share class item allowances, and monster bonuses/penalties. Does anyone with a more wide-reaching knowledge of the game have any advice to offer (other than 'play with less cards you madman')?