I've outlined how I think Blissful Agony interacts with Telepathic
Tracking and Psyche! Do I have it right?
- Vampire 1 and Vampire 2 are in combat
- Vampire 1 plays Blissful Agony superior, and instructs Vampire 2 to
go and fight with Vampire 3 instead
- Vampire 2, sneers in the general direction of Vampire 1, and plays
Telepathic Tracking.
- A second round of combat between Vampire 1 and 2 occurs. Vampire 1,
now plays Majesty.
- Vampire 2, not happy to leave combat without a head as a trophy,
attempts to play Psyche!
- All the other Methuselahs, in total confidence about their knowledge
of the rules, calmly state that now that combat has ended, Vampire 1
must enter combat with Vampire 3 due to the earlier Blissful Agony,
and that there is no time in between the two combats for Psyche! to be
played. House rules state that the controlling Methuselah must buy
the next round of drinks for her indiscretion.
- Combat begins between Vampire 1 and Vampire 3.
This effect cancels the combat-starting effect of BA.
> - A second round of combat between Vampire 1 and 2 occurs. Vampire 1,
> now plays Majesty.
> - Vampire 2, not happy to leave combat without a head as a trophy,
> attempts to play [superior] Psyche!
Legal, since there's no other combat pending.
> - All the other Methuselahs, in total confidence about their knowledge
> of the rules, calmly state that now that combat has ended, Vampire 1
> must enter combat with Vampire 3 due to the earlier Blissful Agony,
> and that there is no time in between the two combats for Psyche! to be
> played. House rules state that the controlling Methuselah must buy
> the next round of drinks for her indiscretion.
> - Combat begins between Vampire 1 and Vampire 3.
This would be true if the previously-played TT had not interrupted the
BA effect.
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No. This kind of thing is normal.
Fred
But TT does not cancel the combat-starting effect of Illusions of the
Kindred? I think I'm a bit mixed up. Here's how I thought TT vs IotK
worked
- Vampire 1 and Vampire 2 are in combat
- Vampire 1 plays IotK
- Vampire 2 plays Telepathic Tracking
- Vampire 1 and 2 play a second round of combat
- After combat ends, Vampire 1 enters combat with an illusionary
vampire
Am I right or wrong on this one? If it is different to Blissful
Agony, why so?
AndrewS.
I'm just bumping this, as it needs to be answered... :)
Sorry!
~SV