Smash Up: Monster Smash

2014 · ユーモア

Smash Up: Monster Smash

Four classic monster factions join the base game: vampires, mad scientists, werewolves and giant ants. Players choose two factions and combine their decks to create hybrid armies. Vampires gain strength by destroying enemy minions. Mad scientists deploy powerful creations and boost other minions. Werewolves deliver sudden, high-impact attacks. Giant ants operate as a hive, spreading power across the board to overwhelm opponents. The game supports standalone two-player play or can be mixed with other sets to expand to up to four players.

プレイ人数
2
プレイ時間
30–45分
対象年齢
12+
複雑さ
2.2 / 5
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Can I build my deck from any two factions — and can I play the same faction twice in one deck?

Each player makes a 40‑card deck by shuffling together two different 20‑card factions; you may not put two copies of the same faction in one deck, although different players can use the same faction if you have multiple sets (page 3).

What if my starting hand has no minions — do I have to keep it?

If your opening hand contains no minions you must show it, discard it, and draw a new five‑card hand, and you must keep that second hand (page 4).

When does a base actually score — immediately when its breakpoint is reached or only during the scoring step?

A base is scored during the active player’s Check for Scoring step after playing cards; once scoring has begun it finishes even if the total power later drops below the breakpoint (pages 5 and 7).

If two or more players tie for first on a base, how are victory points awarded?

All players tied for the best position each get the victory points for that best position (e.g., two players tied for first both get first‑place points); tied runner‑ups mean the next position is skipped — see pages 7–8.

What's the difference between Specials, Talents, and Ongoing abilities, and when can I use Specials?

Specials are abilities usable at unusual times and may be played whenever applicable (even on other players’ turns); Talents are optional once‑per‑turn abilities, and Ongoing abilities remain active while the card stays in play (pages 11, 10, and 12).

Can I play cards from my discard pile or look through discard piles?

Some cards explicitly let you play cards from your discard pile as extra plays, anyone may look through any discard pile at any time, and when you need to draw with an empty deck you shuffle your discard to form a new deck (pages 10, 12, and 5).

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