Wandering monster you can't use bonuses against

Dagothar · 10-31-2010, 06:18 AM

What happens when someone throws in a Wandering Monster card with a monster that you can fight only using your level (sorry, I don't know english name for that particular card). Let's say you fight a monster of 18 strength and someone adds that one of 8 strength. Does the 'no bonuses' restriction apply for both monsters now? Winning that fight would obviously be nearly impossible. Also, it would be particularly nasty if the original monster was a Gazebo.

Koto · 10-31-2010, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Dagothar

What happens when someone throws in a Wandering Monster card with a monster that you can fight only using your level (sorry, I don't know english name for that particular card). Let's say you fight a monster of 18 strength and someone adds that one of 8 strength. Does the 'no bonuses' restriction apply for both monsters now? Winning that fight would obviously be nearly impossible. Also, it would be particularly nasty if the original monster was a Gazebo.

Does the 'no bonuses' restriction apply for both monsters now?

Yes, so Run Away time xd

Oh, a monster with level 8 and "only use your level" restriction... Is "Ghoulfiends" :P

See ya

RL · 10-31-2010, 09:39 AM

It is difficult to win such a combat, however you can use cards such as Annihilation, Bovine Intervention, and Friendly to deal with the monsters--since these aren't "fighting" cards.

MunchkinMan · 10-31-2010, 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Chad Cloman

It is difficult to win such a combat, however you can use cards such as Annihilation, Bovine Intervention, and Friendly to deal with the monsters--since these aren't "fighting" cards.

As well as the Wizard's charm spell or Pollymorph Potion or Magic Lamp (assuming it's your turn, since Magic Lamp can't be played except on one's turn).

Dagothar · 10-31-2010, 01:24 PM

It is still a dangerous move against unprepared :) Thanks for answers.
Also, 'Ghoulfiends' sounds a whole lot funnier than its polish translation ('WampTIRzyce').

Kirt · 10-31-2010, 05:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Dagothar

Also, 'Ghoulfiends' sounds a whole lot funnier than its polish translation ('WampTIRzyce').

Like many monster names in Munchkin, "Ghoulfiends" is a pun.

Ghoul = Ghul

Fiend = Demon

But "ghoulfiend" is supposed to sound like "girlfriend" (dziewczyny)

Calling your girlfriend "ghoulfiend" is like saying "My girlfriend from hell" or something.

And yes, they are always like that.

10-31-2010, 06:18 AM	#1
Dagothar Join Date: Oct 2010	Wandering monster you can't use bonuses against What happens when someone throws in a Wandering Monster card with a monster that you can fight only using your level (sorry, I don't know english name for that particular card). Let's say you fight a monster of 18 strength and someone adds that one of 8 strength. Does the 'no bonuses' restriction apply for both monsters now? Winning that fight would obviously be nearly impossible. Also, it would be particularly nasty if the original monster was a Gazebo.

10-31-2010, 09:39 AM	#3
RL Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Colorado	Re: Wandering monster you can't use bonuses against It is difficult to win such a combat, however you can use cards such as Annihilation, Bovine Intervention, and Friendly to deal with the monsters--since these aren't "fighting" cards. __________________ Check out my Munchkin trade post

10-31-2010, 01:24 PM	#5
Dagothar Join Date: Oct 2010	Re: Wandering monster you can't use bonuses against It is still a dangerous move against unprepared :) Thanks for answers. Also, 'Ghoulfiends' sounds a whole lot funnier than its polish translation ('WampTIRzyce').

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