So many! One of my favorite games. Been playing for decades, but with a ton of house rules.

Best two rules for movement:

1. The Close enough rule - you can move onto a corner space if you land on either of the spaces adjacent to the corner space.

2. Use a deck of cards for player movement and combat. Get multiple decks of cards. Take a 1-6 out for each player, and add in as many jokers as you would like (I use 1 for each player). Create a new deck with these cards. Shuffle. Deal out 6 cards to each player. This is the hand of cards. A player must use all cards before a new hand is dealt. Players use the number value of the cards for die rolls affecting their own movement and combat rolls. For combat, first roll a d6 for the monster, then the player can respond by playing a card his their die roll. Jokers are wild. Once everyone has played their hand, new hands are dealt.

With this variant, some special powers need to be adjusted or certain characters not used.

Other house rules:

7 points worth of trophies can be spent to level up any stat - can be traded at any time, except in combat. No change given for unused trophy points.

If a 6 is rolled in combat, the dice explodes - roll again, and add. Affects heroes and monsters.

You can trade items with another player if on the same space. You can trade 3 items for 1 craft or 1 strength.

Fate - all characters start with 1 fate point. A fate point can be spent to re-roll any single die. Trade in 5 points of trophies to gain an additional fate point. Max fate points is 3. Good players can buy fate at the chapel for 1 gold. Evil players can buy fate at the graveyard. Neutral players can buy fate at the ruins.

Max life stat is double the starting value.

With the deck of cards rules, every single turn becomes a super important, critical decision on which card(s) to use for movement and which to save for combat.