Does this game replace Munchkin 1 (the original game) or can it be used with Munchkin 1?
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Hi, according to my son, the cards are exactly the same as Munchkin 1 (original) the only bonus to this set is that you have a board to move your pieces on so you don't have to use other items to try to remember which level you are on. If you already have the original, you would probably not want to get this. Hope that helps.
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Hi, according to my son, the cards are exactly the same as Munchkin 1 (original) the only bonus to this set is that you have a board to move your pieces on so you don't have to use other items to try to remember which level you are on. If you already have the original, you would probably not want to get this.Hope that helps.
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It is a reprint of munchkin 1 plus some extras like pawns and a board to track player level.
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My Son says that it can be used with Munchkin 1. He watches Table Top with Will Wheaton and then we get the games that work for us.
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All 1.0 characters are playable on 2.0, but playsets are not compatible so you can only use the characters in ToyBox mode.
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Any legitimate PS1 game can be used to Swap for PS1 games.. Just look up a tutorial on YouTube. The PS1's security is much weaker.
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This game is not really a "board" game, but a "card" game. You can buy a version of this game (Munchkin Deluxe) that does include a board, but all it really does is keep track of your levels, which we do with paper. We have both versions of the game. You can also buy many different "versions" of this game such as the original Munchkin or "Pathfinders", "Conan" etc and all of them can be intermingled to make a bigger game. There are also "booster" packs which have a variety of cards to add to your decks. We have a lot of different versions and they are all a lot of fun and every time you play, it's different, depending on the hand you're dealt etc. This game is not really a "board" game, but a "card" game. You can buy a version of this game (Munchkin Deluxe) that does include a board, but all it really does is keep track of your levels, which we do with paper. We have both versions of the game. You can also buy many different "versions" of this game such as the original Munchkin or "Pathfinders", "Conan" etc and all of them can be intermingled to make a bigger game. There are also "booster" packs which have a variety of cards to add to your decks. We have a lot of different... » Read More This game is not really a "board" game, but a "card" game. You can buy a version of this game (Munchkin Deluxe) that does include a board, but all it really does is keep track of your levels, which we do with paper. We have both versions of the game. You can also buy many different "versions" of this game such as the original Munchkin or "Pathfinders", "Conan" etc and all of them can be intermingled to make a bigger game. There are also "booster" packs which have a variety of cards to add to your decks. We have a lot of different versions and they are all a lot of fun and every time you play, it's different, depending on the hand you're dealt etc. « Show Less
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Munchkin Zombies is a stand alone game that can be played with other Munchkin games but does not need to be. You do not need a game board but will not a level counter (1-10) for each player - multi-sided die work well.
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Hi Kendyl,Yes this is the listing for the "original" larger game. You will see that there is also a statement that there is a newer version - this is the one one you do NOT want to purchase.
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Ive played both versions and yes I definitely recommend buying the new one... Its a good addition to the old ones, plus a good updated list for the words they've kept which is good so young kids could relate to.
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I purchased this game and also own munchkin. The concepts are slightly similar but the game play is different. King of Tokyo is very dependent on the roll of the dice. The game play is quick and can involve many different strategies. I would recommend owning both games. I honestly didn't think of comparing the two games until you posed the question. Hope this helps.
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Geri, I have never played the second edition before, so I'm not really able to speak to that, but do want to say that the original is SO MUCH FUN!!! I would email the game company and ask them. Look forward to what you find out...
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Yes, the ultimate edition has the original game plus a 2nd disc with all the dlc for you to download. You would be able to use the content from the original game and not lose it.
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The Original might work best for a first-timer. Intrigue's card commands are a little bit more complicated, and are probably easier to understand if you've already played the original. They're both great games on their own, though.
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Nope this is the 1.0 of the game you need to buy version 2.0 starter kit, however all the older characters will work with the 2.0 version.
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Almost all of the Munchkin games are strictly card games. This is a game on its own, and unless you purchase a very specific Munchkin game (they are all stand-alone for the most part) you should never ever need a board to play it. This is not an expansion, but can be added to other Munchkin games if you really want to.
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Hello, you do not need the original version as the gold edition has the complete original game. It is a lot of fun and provides lots of game time. I highly recommended it both for those who enjoy battle games and city building as it is a blend of the two.
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Munchkin 2 is an expansion to use with Munchkin. It isn't a stand alone game
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Yes, you need the original, because the expansion packs are simply an addition. Each expansion pack provides more crazy question/answer options for your continued amusement with this game.
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I don't know anything about the card game. This expansion is larger train cards than were in the original game, and more destination cards. It seems to be meant to use with the original Ticket to Ride board game to expand play. That is what I use it for, and we loved getting the expansion. Again, I think the 1912 European expansion does the same thing...expands the original board game with new ways to play. You have to have the original board game for the expansion packs to be of any use. I hope that helps!