Fanfaronade - [Bites]

FrogNipple · 05-11-2010, 06:19 PM

Greetings! My name is Keith and I am the game owner of Munchkin Bites and Pants Macabre.

We are wondering the particulars of a card called "Fanfaronade".

It is a power card of rank 1 which reads: "If you are in combat against a single monster and cannot win, roll a die. On a result of 5 or 6, the monster is intimidated. It gives you a face-down treasure and flees. Discard the monster. This is not a kill."

We are curious to know if this means this card essentially gives you two chances to escape, one with treasure, one without.

The way I see this card being used is:
(1) Player with Fanfaronade encounters a single monster of greater level and bonus than the player with Fanfaronade can beat
(2) Player with Fanfaronade who cannot beat the monster they are facing, doesn't ask for help/is refused help
(3) Player with Fanfaronade then rolls to see if they intimidate the monster for a treasure
(4) Failing that, player with Fanfaronade then rolls again to escape

Would this be a correct interpretation?

05-11-2010, 06:19 PM	#1
FrogNipple Join Date: May 2010 Location: WPB, Florida	Fanfaronade - [Bites] Greetings! My name is Keith and I am the game owner of Munchkin Bites and Pants Macabre. We are wondering the particulars of a card called "Fanfaronade". It is a power card of rank 1 which reads: "If you are in combat against a single monster and cannot win, roll a die. On a result of 5 or 6, the monster is intimidated. It gives you a face-down treasure and flees. Discard the monster. This is not a kill." We are curious to know if this means this card essentially gives you two chances to escape, one with treasure, one without. The way I see this card being used is: (1) Player with Fanfaronade encounters a single monster of greater level and bonus than the player with Fanfaronade can beat (2) Player with Fanfaronade who cannot beat the monster they are facing, doesn't ask for help/is refused help (3) Player with Fanfaronade then rolls to see if they intimidate the monster for a treasure (4) Failing that, player with Fanfaronade then rolls again to escape Would this be a correct interpretation?