Sock Puppet

[Wandering Monster]

Does the restriction on the card refer to any card played or just ones that give or take away a combat bonus?

[MunchkinMan]

It covers almost all cards that might affect either side of the combat, including Wandering Monster, Monster Enhancers, one-shot Items, and discarding cards that might give a player a bonus (e.g., Warrior's beserking ability).

It might be easier to pick a card you want to ask about if it isn't one of the types I described above.

[Wandering Monster]

Originally Posted by MunchkinMan

It covers almost all cards that might affect either side of the combat, including Wandering Monster, Monster Enhancers, one-shot Items, and discarding cards that might give a player a bonus (e.g., Warrior's beserking ability).

It might be easier to pick a card you want to ask about if it isn't one of the types I described above.

Wow! Thank you! So that monster is the ideal monster to fight if you're going for the win! Can you use the "Out To Lunch" card and other cards like that to get rid of the monster?

[Devin Lewis]

Anything that might remove the monster from combat would, in my opinion be affecting combat, and thus not be a legal play.

[Wandering Monster]

Originally Posted by Devin Lewis

Anything that might remove the monster from combat would, in my opinion be affecting combat, and thus not be a legal play.

Woah! If I ever feel like cheating I should keep one of those up my sleeve to play when I'm at a level nine! :D Haha! Thank you for the answer!

[Ducallan]

I hate to stir the pot, but what about something that is technically outside of the combat, like Steal A Level? It *does* affect the fight by changing the player’s combat strength, but only indirectly. More importantly, though, it can mean the difference between winning a combat and winning the game...

Is the intent of the card to stop all combat modifiers (i.e. the ones that stay in play until combat is resolved)?