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Join Date: Jun 2009
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My friends and I have been arguing about this for a while. Are you allowed to play a card from your hand to prevent it from being lost from dying?
We were playing Super Munchkin and my friend was going to die, after he rolled the dice and learned he was going to die, he played Alternate World Version. Is that allowed? |
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Munchkin Line Editor
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Austin, TX
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No. Once you die, YOU DIE. The exception, as always in these cases, is a Loaded Die or similar "Ha ha, I escape anyway" card.
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Join Date: Apr 2009
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Once the die says you die, you die. Loaded die or something that allows you to escape despite the failure to run away. So at that point, the only thing that can be modified is the run away resolution itself.
When I've expected to die before, I often will do what I can do discard any cards I don't want the other munchkins to have. All have to be done right before the roll. |
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| alternate world version, death, super munchkin |
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