Does that mean that all the damage is prevented by a card, like leather
jacket OR fortitude like skin of steel?
Or what about flak jacket, prevent 1. Skin of rock inferior prevent the
other.
Is the card supposed to only burn when all damage is prevented by fortitude?
One of the rare True Brujah...wait they are all rare, that is why I couldn't
use all those common temporis cards...anyway, one of them has a change
target like ability. When he uses that ability is he bound by the NRA
rule(in a tournament of course) since the action was cancelled? I think no
because he was blocked, so the action resolved..unlike direct intervention.
Also, if you toss ancient influence as a vote push, does that count as being
played?(ie can you still call it later?)
--
Aaron
The Nosferatu Stuff
Yes, card text.
> One of the rare True Brujah...wait they are all rare, that is why I
couldn't
> use all those common temporis cards...anyway, one of them has a change
> target like ability. When he uses that ability is he bound by the NRA
> rule(in a tournament of course) since the action was cancelled? I think
no
> because he was blocked, so the action resolved..unlike direct
intervention.
You mean you think 'yes', don't you? Else the referral to DI is incorrect.
Anyway, if action is cancelled he shouldn't suffer from the NRA rule I
think...?
> Also, if you toss ancient influence as a vote push, does that count as
being
> played?(ie can you still call it later?)
Yes it has still be played and that's what counts (doesn't say it has to be
successfully called).
Roger
oops, you are right. You know what I ment! =)
> > Also, if you toss ancient influence as a vote push, does that count as
> being
> > played?(ie can you still call it later?)
>
> Yes it has still be played and that's what counts (doesn't say it has to
be
> successfully called).
Forgot one:
Madrigal
This card is listed as an action modifier/reaction.
Only usable before votes are cast.
pre: Only usable by a reacting vampire, gain 2 votes
mel: Gain 2 votes
MEL: As mel above, and any vampire voting in agreement with this vampire
gains 1 blood from the blood bank. Any vampire voting in opposition to this
vampire burns 1 blood. Blood is gained or lost when the results are
tallied.
Does this mean that both mel and MEL are usable as EITHER an action modifier
or a reaction? And only the pre power is limited to reactions? Since they
don't specify one or the other and the card type is both?
By card text, it should be as mel, so no limitation to reactions.
Orpheus
Correct.
> > One of the rare True Brujah...wait they are all rare, that is why I couldn't
> > use all those common temporis cards...anyway, one of them has a change
> > target like ability. When he uses that ability is he bound by the NRA
> > rule(in a tournament of course) since the action was cancelled? I think no
> > because he was blocked, so the action resolved..unlike direct intervention.
>
> You mean you think 'yes', don't you? Else the referral to DI is incorrect.
> Anyway, if action is cancelled he shouldn't suffer from the NRA rule I
> think...?
Krassimir.
The action resolved (was blocked) => NRA kicks in.
> > Also, if you toss ancient influence as a vote push, does that count as being
> > played?(ie can you still call it later?)
>
> Yes it has still be played and that's what counts (doesn't say it has to be
> successfully called).
No. You don't "play" a PA card to gain a vote - you "burn" it.
Similarly, discarding Ancient Influence during your discard phase wouldn;'t
count, either.
--
LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc.
Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and tournament rules:
http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/
Yes. (card text)
oops I misunderstood 'vote push',now I see what he meant by it.