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Join Date: Dec 2005
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Oh, that's interesting. That's good to see, too.
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#152 |
Join Date: Sep 2008
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Has anyone else played with this rule? I just find that after level 10, things just get too easy (especially if you're listening at the door and looting a treasure card.)
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#153 |
Join Date: May 2009
Location: Indiana
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That's why we did it.
I also thought of making each monster +10 instead of doubling it. This helps the lower monsters more. Kind of like, we're Epic at 10, so they can be Epic too. I have also thought about making the +5/+10 cards doubled for Epic players if we just make the monsters +10 instead of doubled. That way it's more interesting. It seems once somebody hits epic, they fly right up to level 20. Also thought about doing the -1 level if you don't defeat the game winning monster like in Quest. |
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#154 |
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Montreal, QC, Canada
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One House Rule we've come up with is in regards to Munchkin 6: Demented Dungeons. We've found that with especially large decks it can sometimes take a very long time before we are out of a dungeon...
and seeing as there are only 16 Portal cards compared to 20 Dungeon cards, it's literally impossible to get back to the non-Dungeon part of the game. So our HR is: After the Charity phase, we introduce a new phase called Escaping the Dungeon. Roll a D6 (standard die)... if a 6 is rolled, then you escape the dungeon and all Dungeon cards in play are discarded. Exception If the Narrow Passage Portal is played, the Escaping the Dungeon phase is voided until all players are in the new Dungeon. |
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#155 | |
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: U.S. (California)
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#156 |
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Montreal, QC, Canada
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Well, we haven't made it a mandatory phase, but no one has yet to not do it. It adds a nice twist.
EDIT: Actually, in thinking it over and discussing it with the group, we have now made it mandatory... otherwise it would not be fair when Dungeons like Joe’s Discount Dungeon or Dungeon Of GM-ly Generosity are in play... So rather than trying to milk the "good" Dungeons for all they are worth, yes we roll the die regardless. :D Last edited by blipadouzi; 12-15-2009 at 02:21 PM. Reason: Update |
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#157 |
Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: U.S. (California)
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#158 |
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Montreal, QC, Canada
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No, if a 6 is rolled ALL dungeons are discarded for everyone, thus returning the whole party back to standard "non-dungeon" play. The only way to return to a dungeon is by drawing a Portal.
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#159 |
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Santa Cruz, CA
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#160 |
Join Date: Dec 2009
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Does anyone else have any good ideas for balancing an epic game? I know the developers are usually pretty good about making the printed rules balanced, so I'm surprised to find that people are having trouble with the epic rules. However, I have not played an entire game with them yet so I can't really offer in-game experience. I'm adding epic rules tonight for a game I'm hosting though, so I'd like to see if anyone knows ways to make the game fairer and more enjoyable.
Munchkinman or Andrew: Do the developers have any plans to balance the epic rules, or do y'all feel that they're already balanced enough? |
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