Spin the Minion Spinner to move your minion around the board and wheel and deal to win the most mischievious Monopoly game ever!' 'This Despicable Me 2 version of Monopoly is mischievous property-trading fun! Buy and sell properties! Collect Banana Bucks! Includes exclusive minions! 50 minions to collect! (Each sold separately.)' 'Game includes 4 minion tokens, spinner pod with Nom Nom Tom minion, game track, game tray (plus 2 clips), 16 Cupcake tokens, 8 Ice-Cream Sundae tokens, 16 Property cards, 16 Chance cards, Banana Bucks and game guide.

They can, unlike the similarly boss-only monsters, regenerate their health and therefore, are one of the deadliest enemies to fight against (and possibly the MOST dangerous save for bosses) in the entire game. Publisher's Description 'It’s the classic fast-dealing property trading game of Monopoly, now with multitudes of minions! Gru is back with another evil plan and it’s up to you to collect Banana Bucks and own all of your favorite properties before he succeeds. Minions of Destruction are only found in the Throne of Destruction. Though the game includes only four tokens, these are randomly selected from a set of fifty the remaining forty-six can be purchased separately. I would simply allow to use the autofire rules against Minion groups as well, dealing damage by the silhouette of an individuum of course. The rules state that if you want to hit multiple targets with one Move attack, you should apply autofire rules. The Monopoly: Despicable Me Edition is, despite its name, a Monopoly Junior edition released by Hasbro in 2013 and centered around the movie Despicable Me 2 and its irrepressible Minions. You will learn how to start a game, how to end it, and what to do in between. I don't see why Move wouldn't work just like any other ordinary attack against Minions.

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