Ultra Pro Killer Bunnies and The Quest for The Magic Carrot - Conquest Adventure

This is such a fun game! If you're familiar with Killer Bunnies and the quest for the magic carrot, this is what I'd say is like a remake, or remastered version. The cards are largely the same functionally, but are called and look different. There are a few different cards because there are 2 new features compared to the original:the metals exchange! Whenever a carrot is collected, that player can roll 3 6 sided die which correspond to gold, silver, or copper. This determines the price of the exchange to either buy or sell metal. You pick up metal cards just like Kaballa Dolla, so it's not a huge change, but it's nice to have a variable currency.Secondly are the senator modifiers! There are senator cards which act as bunny modifiers similar to clovers (now horseshoes) or the heavenly halo. There are 2 factions called whiners and shiners. The factions don't matter too much, they largely just vote. For what? If someone draws a terrible misfortune card which says casting on it, then senator bunnies can vote which bunny is killed by the card. I've found that nearly half (it seems) of the terrible misfortune cards are casting, so getting a senator early is very helpful.The set comes with all die, and vouchers necessary. Another thing for old school Killer bunnies players is that the box is different now. I played with the original set that was a smaller-ish rectangular box that would get overfull with all the expansions that came from it. The box for this (and all new decks of original blue and yellow) is about the size of 2 of the original boxes on top of each other. It's nice to have the space (there are also dividers for the cards too) and it's also nice to have blue through purple all together. I find that this is a good size of cards that it's not overwhelming. HOWEVER I recently got the original blue yellow and red cards, and I prefer the smaller (and a bit beat up) box for that over this new box.This is my favorite table top game, and I've spent many late nights playing this with many friends. Classic game that never gets old. Enjoy!

I grew up playing this with my friends and am so glad to finally have my own set once more to spread the joy and horror of killer bunnies. This is a highly amusing, and fairly simple game (at least with only the first few decks) that can get the whole family involved. Once you are familiar with the base game, you can add more decks to create even more havoc and insanity. The more you add, the more challenging some things become. Also note, that decks should be added in order or you will have things that make no sense at all (references to things you dont have the rules for usually). Each deck adds a special set of rules that change up the entire game little by little.Definitely recommend getting this to jumpstart your bunny adventure, and get your family entertained while we are all trapped at home.

I absolutely love killer bunnies and I have been looking for the Conquest version for some time without any luck. I am extremely happy that they decided to remake the game and put all 3 expansions together. If you are new to killer bunnies, you can either start out with this or the original killer bunnies game. Both have similar mechanics. There are a lot of expansions and there is a lot to learn but it is well worth it! There is a guide to playing and purchase order on the killer bunnies website that is extremely helpful.

I recently got into this killer game. I bought this set to complete it. Most these conquest sets are pretty much non-existent anymore. This was a good way to grab all of them without having to try to find the rare violet and other packs. The cards seem to be as well made as all the original [quest] sets. My complaint is that they seem to be different than the original conquest sets. The logo on the back of the cards is different. The top two cards in my photos are some rare conquest promo cards that I bought. As these came from the creator, I presume they are more original than this re-release set from UltraPro. This means these promo cards are obvious if trying to mix in with the new conquest set. I think these new conquest cards would've been better to just have 'conquest' in the second line and not have the black bar 'conquest adventure' below the top two lines. This shouldn't matter if you don't have any of the original cards.

I love Killer Bunnies; my only issue is that the production copy has rounded edges on the small cards, making shuffling into other games challenging. I contacted the manufacturer, and they are sending me new copies.

Nice having all of Conquest in one box. The game is a great addition to the Killer Bunnies series.

Great game lots of fun

Nice

too early to review, gift for grandson whose birthday is next month

Love it like all the other bunnies games

great game

Easy mechanics where all of the kids love to play. Our youngest (8) easily grasp the concept of the game including the rules of Metal Exchange. Only gripe I have, the box comes with 37 bunnines out of the 275 cards. There are rounds where we are bunny-less.Personally, I was expecting at least 1/3 of the cards to be bunnies. Every hand should always have at least one bunny so that everybody can participate and no one gets too upset when one of their bunnies die. I have since reduced the deck to 100 cards so there are enough bunnies. To me, this defeats the purpose of having all the cool weapons and buff cards.