King Tut and how it works.

armanditoh · 09-06-2012, 04:14 PM

So, I‘ve played Munchkin only twice, but I‘m a fan now.
There‘s some things I don‘t get yet, and this is one of them. Last night some friends and I were playing. I was a level 9 Elf Wizard, and suddenly King Tut popped up after I kicked down the door.

My friends read the card, and told me I had to fight him with two levels less because it said “...you lose two levels even if you escape“, and that after the fight, if I DID win, I wouldn‘t win the levels (and the game), I‘d just go back to level 9. They said I‘d just win the 4 treasures and that‘s it.

This made no sense to me. I, with level 9 and combat strenght of 18, was beating the monster, but at level 7 (combat strenght 16) I was only tied up, and it was so unfair!

I finally (after about 10minutes of heated argument) accepted what they were saying and decided to just not fight it. Used Transferral Potion to just give it to someone else who I knew couldn‘t kill him.

Is that really how King Tut works? It‘s so unfair, man...

09-06-2012, 04:14 PM	#1
armanditoh Join Date: Sep 2012	King Tut and how it works. So, I‘ve played Munchkin only twice, but I‘m a fan now. There‘s some things I don‘t get yet, and this is one of them. Last night some friends and I were playing. I was a level 9 Elf Wizard, and suddenly King Tut popped up after I kicked down the door. My friends read the card, and told me I had to fight him with two levels less because it said “...you lose two levels even if you escape“, and that after the fight, if I DID win, I wouldn‘t win the levels (and the game), I‘d just go back to level 9. They said I‘d just win the 4 treasures and that‘s it. This made no sense to me. I, with level 9 and combat strenght of 18, was beating the monster, but at level 7 (combat strenght 16) I was only tied up, and it was so unfair! I finally (after about 10minutes of heated argument) accepted what they were saying and decided to just not fight it. Used Transferral Potion to just give it to someone else who I knew couldn‘t kill him. Is that really how King Tut works? It‘s so unfair, man...