Buy Cheap Steve Jackson Games Munchkin Bites 
Buy Low Price From Here Now It’s the World of Darkness. The Munchkins are now vampires . . . and werewolves . . . and changelings. Bash through the haunted house and slay the monsters. The other monsters you can’t say your fellow munchkins, but you can curse them, send foes at them, and take their stuff……..
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Technical Details
– For 2 to 6 players
– One hour play time
– Combinable with Munchkin
– Horror humor card game
– Illustrated by John Kovalic
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November 2nd, 2009
Buy Cheap Steve Jackson Games Munchkin Bites 2 Pants Macabre 
Buy Low Price From Here Now Munchkin is about beating up monsters, taking their stuff, and sequels. Munchkin Bites! is no different. Thus were born . . . the Pants Macabre.
The World of Dorkness has been busy. Can you face the sonic stylings of Ten Inch Tacks, the annoyance of the Gnat Bats, and the chilling waddle of the Were-Penguin? Will you wield the might of Power Piercing with the Huge Dice Pool, or will you be bludgeoned by Bad Fiction? And do you dare play the new Race . . . the Mummy?
In addition to the always awesome art from John Kovalic, we have two guest artists: Pete Abrams of Sluggy Freelance and Maritza Campos of College Roommates from Hell. The jokes can be blamed on Steve Jackson.
It’s got 110 shiny new . . . no, not shiny, dark! It’s got 110 dark and evil new cards, plus two blanks to create your own. And of course, like all other Munchkin releases, this supplement is completely compatible with the original Munchkin and all its supplements and spinoffs. Of course, since Pants Macabre has powers, it will work especially well with Super Munchkin……..
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Technical Details
– It has got 110 dark and evil new cards
– Compatible with the original Munchkin
– Full color illustrations
– Full of Humor
– Features two guest cards, The Evil, by Pete Abrams from Sluggy Freelance, and Roger the Werecoyote playing a werewolf in this set, from college roommates from hell by Maritza Campos
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November 2nd, 2009
