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[kippurbird]

I have a problem.

In one of my Munchkin cards (somewhere in the pile of over a thousand or so) there is one done by the geniuses behind Girl Genius. (Really Cool Hat) They're going to be at Comic Con. I'm going to be at Comic Con. So, I was thinking, I should bring the card to be signed.

But if it's signed, I wouldn't want to use it. After all it's signed. BUT it's also a +5 bonus card and those are useful.

So, I'm in a quandary. Get the card signed and it be all spiffy OR not get the card signed and still be able to use it.

This is so difficult.

Comments

[prototypical]

I'd get it signed.

[anarchicq.livejournal.com]

Pffffft This is easy.
Whoever owns the Munchink deck makes the rules. Photocopy the card, paste it to the face of another, less cool card, and use the card in your game, then get the original signed.

EVERYBODY WINS!!

[kippurbird.livejournal.com]

Yay! Another munckin fan!

Actually I do have some blank cards that came with some of the add ons. I could copy the card and then paste it onto that.

That's brilliant.

[acdragonmaster.livejournal.com]

Get a bunch of clear plastic card protectors so that you don't have to worry about using a signed card. ;p

[dryaunda.livejournal.com]

Just make sure it's signed on the back, and you using the protectors with the black backs.

[gjohnsonkoehn.livejournal.com]

Phil Foglio also did a couple of relatively unimpressive, and therefore inexpensive, Magic: The Gathering cards. You could always pick one of them up to get signed, instead.