Is it worth it to mix it in with your cards?

[joeyskywalker]

So I know Playroom has this whole thing on their site about mixing in Kinderbunnies. But is it worth it do so? Is there anyone here who has done it?

[zerodemon]

Hey man,

I have Kinder Bunnies and we mix it in sometimes but not others. First thing it does is extend your game by a third. This is because Kinder Bunnies adds 10 more carrots to your game. This is great in our circle because usually about 8 of us play and it gives everyone a chance to get carrots. Some of the cards in Kinder Bunnies are really fun and the set adds a new kind of weapon; the safety hazard.

It adds another layer to your games and makes a few of the cards more relevant. Hitchbunnies Guide and Dago Bunny are two of these and a whole bunch in the onyx deck have Kinder Bunnies features.

Not such a great idea in smaller games. I've played a game with all 30 carrots that last 4.5 hours

[waitreally]

I'd love to hear from more people on this. I just got the Onyx booster myself and am debating whether or not to include Kinder Bunnies as well.

[TheDavii]

Dec 1, 2010 12:57:11 GMT -5 waitreally said:

I'd love to hear from more people on this. I just got the Onyx booster myself and am debating whether or not to include Kinder Bunnies as well.

We sometimes mix it in, but it makes the most sense when you have cards like (promo card) Dago Bunny that assume Kinder is mixed with KB. We normally have them separated out so that the young kids (<8) can play by themselves. The kids have a ball by themselves (with one or two adults who can guide the game). If you have fewer expansions, it makes more sense too, because the Kinder bunnies can be matched (color-wise) with KB colored bunnies. As you get more decks and the bunnies are more specialized (specialty, celebrity, unique), there are fewer chances to match colored bunnies so it becomes less relevant.

[waitreally]

Good to know, thanks!

[waitreally]

Actually, back on this topic, does it improve the overall bunny ratio?