And, yet another Munchkin game has come out! Munchkin Shakespeare has, like all Munchkin games, its own twists and horrible puns.
As I said, they all come with their own twists. Munchkin Shakespeare has Dungeons, each with its own special rules. My personal favorite is “The Dungeon O’ Bad Scottish Accents”, where ye have ta say everythin’ in a bad accent, though’ it dun’t ha’ ta be Scottish.
Anyway, enough with my bad attempt at writing an accent, and onto the monsters! Possibly the most dangerous monster is the Level 20 Lady Macbeth, but one of my personal favorites is the Level 1 Spamlet.
Finally, there are the items. My starting hand included my favorite weapon, the Dialog, a 2-handed log with a plus 4 bonus. I also had the Toga, which was a plus 1 armor unless being back-stabbed, in which case it wasn’t worth anything (only for that instance). I don’t actually know the reference for this, but I assume it has something to do with Julius Caesar’s assassination.
Once you are in a faction, you can start using your production points to make nukes or shields. Which of these you make may strategically depend on what your specialty is: military, economic, or strategic (defense). You can always choose to make whichever one isn’t your specialty, though.
First off, I’d like to state the obvious: they have a huge variety of options. We went for the mini-golf, but their arcade was pretty impressive, too. They had a very large Pac-Man game (it was about 10′ tall, by my estimation), as well as 3 different types of foosball.
