Munchkin Pathfinder

Steve Jackson Games, Black Monk, Hobby World · Board game · 2013
7.6 Ludopedia 6.3 BGG 3–6 · best 4 60–90 min Weight 1.7/5
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7.6 rating Ludopedia
6.3 rating BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED

If you're already a fan of the Pathfinder universe and love the shenanigans of Munchkin, this combination is a treat! Munchkin Pathfinder delivers the same chaotic and fun experience we love, but with a fresh twist of classes and factions inspired by the RPG. It's perfect for anyone who wants to have a good laugh while backstabbing friends and killing monsters, without worrying about overly complex rules.

Highlights
  • Irreverent and guaranteed humor
  • Easy to learn and play
  • Direct player interaction
  • Fun Pathfinder setting
  • Expandable with other Munchkins
Keep in mind
  • Lots of luck involved
  • Can be repetitive for some
  • Theme might not appeal to all
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About the game

What you do in a play session

Get ready for another hilarious adventure in the world of Munchkin, now with a touch of the acclaimed Pathfinder RPG! Munchkin Pathfinder throws you headfirst into this fantasy setting, bringing 168 cards packed with new classes like Alchemist and Witch, and a brand-new mechanic: Factions. Forget Races for a moment and focus on joining the Eagle Knights or the fearsome Red Mantis Assassins. But make no mistake, the goal remains the same: kick down the door, kill monsters, and grab the treasure, or rather, 'kill them and take their stuff'!

You'll need awesome items like the T-Bone Stake and the Armor of Insults to face legendary beasts such as Ghoul Friday, the Whispering Tyrant, and, of course, the Mother of Monsters, Lamashtu. But before that, prepare to wade through a horde of goblins. This game can be your gateway to Munchkin's chaos, or if you're already a veteran, it can be combined with any other core game in the line to create an even more epic and uncontrolled experience. The Deluxe version of Munchkin Pathfinder also comes with a game board, pawns, and plastic stands, plus an exclusive D6 die featuring the iconic Pathfinder Goblin. It's the perfect chance to dive into Munchkin's shenanigans with a Pathfinder flavor!

Best player count

BGG community vote

3–6 players
3 REC
4 BEST
5 BEST
6 REC

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Game details

Mechanics, categories, families and credits

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Game: Munchkin Setting: Pathfinder
Publisher Steve Jackson Games, Black Monk, Hobby World, Pegasus Spiele, Raven Distribution
Designer Andrew Hackard, Steve Jackson (I)
Artist Gabby Ruenes, John Kovalic, Shane White

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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers before you buy

6 questions
Is Munchkin Pathfinder a standalone game or does it require another Munchkin game to play?
It's a completely standalone game! You can pick it up and start playing right away. However, if you already own other Munchkin games, you can mix the cards to create an even wilder experience!
How many players can participate, and what's the average game duration?
Munchkin Pathfinder is ideal for 3 to 6 players. A game usually takes between 60 and 90 minutes, but with Munchkin, the time can vary quite a bit depending on the level of backstabbing and shenanigans at the table!
What's the complexity of Munchkin Pathfinder for someone new to board games?
It's super easy to learn! With a BGG weight of 1.65/5, it's considered a light game. The rules are simple, the focus is on fun and humorous interactions, making it perfect for beginners.
What are the main differences of this version compared to other Munchkin games?
The big draw here is the Pathfinder universe setting, with classes like Alchemist and Witch, and the introduction of the Faction mechanic. Interestingly, this version doesn't use the traditional Munchkin Races.
Is the Deluxe version worth it? What does it add?
The Deluxe version comes with the same cards, die, and rules, but adds a game board, pawns, and plastic stands. If you like having a more robust and organized visual component on the table, it might be worth it!
Who is this game most recommended for?
It's highly recommended for anyone looking for a light, fun, and humorous game, especially if you're already familiar with and enjoy the Pathfinder universe or fantasy RPGs in general. It's ideal for groups of friends who enjoy a good dose of 'take that' and laughter.

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