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John Kovalic Looks Back On Over Two Decades Of Munchkin
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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9716293" data-attributes="member: 2209"><p>Its been more than a decade I think since I played but I liked Apocalypse for adding in big global rule shifts.</p><p></p><p>When I would play with my son and my brother and my nieces we would sometimes each take a deck of our own for drawing from so each person had their own theme going with occasional crazy crossover story potential when people teamed up against a monster or threw a wandering monster against someone.</p><p></p><p>I had maybe a dozen or so sets? Basic, Cthulhu, Space, Pathfinder, Apocalypse, Supers, Conan, Pirates, Fu, Darkness, with a bunch of expansions on those as well. I stored about half at a friend's house for when the DM did not show up for game night or we felt we had not enough people that week for the tabletop game. Then after one of the couples in the group divorced and one spouse moved out of state and took his munchkin cards my half dozen stored sets were also not seen again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 9716293, member: 2209"] Its been more than a decade I think since I played but I liked Apocalypse for adding in big global rule shifts. When I would play with my son and my brother and my nieces we would sometimes each take a deck of our own for drawing from so each person had their own theme going with occasional crazy crossover story potential when people teamed up against a monster or threw a wandering monster against someone. I had maybe a dozen or so sets? Basic, Cthulhu, Space, Pathfinder, Apocalypse, Supers, Conan, Pirates, Fu, Darkness, with a bunch of expansions on those as well. I stored about half at a friend's house for when the DM did not show up for game night or we felt we had not enough people that week for the tabletop game. Then after one of the couples in the group divorced and one spouse moved out of state and took his munchkin cards my half dozen stored sets were also not seen again. [/QUOTE]
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