Star Munchkin Adventures- room to expand!

A Star Munchkin™ expansion by Sean Patten

Welcome to Star Munchkin Adventures!

To play, you'll need a copy of Star Munchkin™. You'll also need to print out a set of ROOM TILES, and some CHARACTER TOKENS. Print these onto card stock and cut them out with a paper cutter for best results. If you have the Star Munchkin 2 expansion set, you can use it too, but first, remove all 6 room cards from the deck- you won't need them.

GETTING STARTED
place the START room tile, and shuffle the remaining room tiles face down. Deal cards to the players as normal. Each player should choose a character token, and place it on the START room tile. Then play as normal, noting the following special rules.

MOVEMENT AND ENTERING ROOMS
When it is your turn, you may MOVE in any direction. When you first start out, you'll be moving in a direction that has no room yet!

If you move into a room that is already placed, follow the following rules:

You may move as far as you wish through rooms with no monster or door cards in them, as long as you don't enter the same room more than once per turn. You must follow the room's ON EXIT rules, if any, when exiting that room.
If you move into a room with any face up cards in it, you must STOP. Traps go off as if kicking down the door, and you must fight any monsters, plus any enhancers they have with them, as if kicking down the door. ( If you are level 6 or higher, you must ADD a door card from the deck into the room face up also).

If you move into a room with any face down door card in it, you must STOP and turn it face up, and treat as if Kicking Down the Door with all cards in play. ( If you are level 6 or higher, you must ADD a door card from the deck into the room face up also).

You may end your move in an empty room if you wish.
You don't have to move- you may choose to stay in your current room if you wish.
The only thing you may do in an empty room is Loot the Room (you can't kick down the door or look for trouble).

If you move in a direction that has no room yet:

Draw and place a NEW room tile there, face up, and draw a DOOR card (draw TWO cards if level 6 or higher).
Flip the door cards over, then apply any "ON ENTRY" rules for that room.
Now deal with the door cards as normal, applying any special rules for that room that apply.

If there are no more room tiles available, you cannot move that way! If you are forced to move that way (for example, by the conveyor belt room), move to the START square instead.

COMBAT

Fight combats as normal, noting any special modifiers your room might have.

If anyone helps you in combat, move them into the room you are in!

If you lose, whether you run away or not, LEAVE the monster(s) and any enhancer cards in the room face up, and move yourself back to the START room (this does NOT count as exiting the room).

If you fail to run away, bad stuff still happens as normal.

If you are ever killed, leave your treasure cards in the room, and discard all your door cards! Anyone may pick up one treasure card left in a room instead of looting the room. At the start of your next turn, draw 4 treasure and 4 door cards.

OTHER STUFF ON YOUR TURN

After Kicking Down a Door, if there was no monster, you may look for trouble as normal.

After Kicking Down a Door, if you don't look for trouble, you may loot the room as normal.

You may now place ANY door cards you have onto ANY rooms that do not already have a door card on them or another player in them (except the START room). You may play them face down OR face up as you wish.

Finally, you must sell, play, or give away cards from your hand until you have 5 or less cards, as normal.

ROOM DESTRUCTION
Some rooms can cause the destruction of themselves or other rooms!

When a room is destroyed, follow these rules below.

If any Player Characters are in the room, they must make a RUN AWAY roll, applying any modifiers. If they succeed, place them in the START room. If they fail, place them in the START room, but they lose 2 levels.

Reveal any face down Door cards that were in the room.

Any monsters that were in the room are killed, and whoever caused the destruction of the room gets the LEVELS for the monsters, but NO treasure.

Discard any other type of cards that were in the room.

Remove the destroyed room tile(s) and place them on the bottom of the room tile deck, face down.

NOTE that the START room can NEVER be destroyed- it's made of pure Unobtainium!

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
These clarifications might help clear up your rules questions.

Q. WHEN DISCARDING ITEMS DUE TO CURSES OR BAD STUFF, WHERE SHOULD YOU DISCARD?
A. Discard to the item discard pile as normal. The only time items get left in a room is when someone dies.
Q. CAN PSYCHICS LOOK AT CARDS IN ROOMS?
A. Yes. A Psychic may look at the card in a room, or see what the next room tile will be, instead of looking at the top 3 cards of a deck.
Q. ARE THERE ANY HOUSE RULES YOU USE?
A. Yes- we like to give Bug players a boost, so a Bug may go up a level with only 900 credits of sales- since he's so adaptable!
Q. CAN YOU ALWAYS RUN AWAY FROM A FIGHT IN THE BRIG?
A. No, if you decide to fight, you give up the right to run away automatically. Draw two extra cards and work it out the old fashioned way!
Q. WHICH PLAYER IS THE LOWEST WHEN IN THE EMPATHIZATOR ?
A. The player with the lowest combat strength, NOT including one-shots. You can't use their one shots up, that wouldn't be fair.
Q. DO YOU HAVE TO USE YOUR FULL COMBAT STRENGTH IN THE GLASS DOME?
A. No, you have to use your full levels though. For example you could choose NOT to use your LaserBobaserBananafanafofazer- good luck!
Q. CAN I USE MY ROCKET BOOTS, ETC. IN THE SHAFT OF DOOM?
A. Yes, any room that requires you to make a "run away" roll also allows the use of modifiers to that roll. So rocket away!

Star Munchkin is a trademark of Steve Jackson Games, and its rules and art are copyrighted by Steve Jackson Games . All rights are reserved by Steve Jackson Games. This game aid is the original creation of Sean Patten and is released for free distribution, and not for resale, under the permissions granted in the Steve Jackson Games Online Policy.