4 Rules questions
Stubby
Here are four Vtes questions I hope someone will be able to help me
out with :-
1. Moving Retainers.
Using Heidelburg Castle, is it possible to move a retainer that
requires a discipline, from a vampire with that discipline, to a
vampire without it ? For example could I move a Raven Spy from Sammy
to Agrippina ?
2. The Same Thing Twice. (pt 1)
Is it possible to use Cloak the Gathering twice to modify the same
action using different vampires ? e.g. Sammy attempts to bleed and is
blocked. He then uses Cloak the Gathering at inferior to give himself
+1 stealth. His prey matches that with +1 intercept. At this point
could Agrippina use another Cloak the Gathering at superior
to give Sammy another +1 stealth ?
3. The Same Thing Twice. (pt 2)
How exactly does Quick exit’s press and dodge work ? e.g. If Agrippina
gets into combat and uses Quick Exit at superior to dodge her
opponents strike. Her opponent then uses a card to give him a press to
continue combat. Can Agrippina now use another Quick Exit, this time
at inferior, to press to end combat ?
4. Catatonic Fear.
Could you please let me know the correct card text for Catatonic Fear
and a little about how to use it.
Thanks,
Stubby.
LSJ
> 1. Moving Retainers.
>
> Using Heidelburg Castle, is it possible to move a retainer that
> requires a discipline, from a vampire with that discipline, to a
> vampire without it ? For example could I move a Raven Spy from Sammy
> to Agrippina ?
Yes. A card in play that requires a particular clan/discipline (or title
or whatever) only requires that <whatever> when it is played. Once in
play, it can be moved (through whatever means are available) and/or
remain where it is without regard to the requirements needed to put into
play. Some card text may override this, of course (Powerbase: Berlin,
for example).
> 2. The Same Thing Twice. (pt 1)
>
> Is it possible to use Cloak the Gathering twice to modify the same
> action using different vampires ? e.g. Sammy attempts to bleed and is
Yes.
> blocked. He then uses Cloak the Gathering at inferior to give himself
> +1 stealth. His prey matches that with +1 intercept. At this point
> could Agrippina use another Cloak the Gathering at superior
> to give Sammy another +1 stealth ?
Yes.
> 3. The Same Thing Twice. (pt 2)
>
> How exactly does Quick exit?s press and dodge work ? e.g. If Agrippina
> gets into combat and uses Quick Exit at superior to dodge her
> opponents strike. Her opponent then uses a card to give him a press to
> continue combat. Can Agrippina now use another Quick Exit, this time
> at inferior, to press to end combat ?
Yes. There is no per-minion-per-card resitriction on combat cards. (Such
a restriction exists only on action modifiers and reaction cards).
> 4. Catatonic Fear.
>
> Could you please let me know the correct card text for Catatonic Fear
> and a little about how to use it.
Combat - Presence.
Inferior: Strike: Combat Ends (simple enough).
Superior: As above, and the opposing minion takes one damage after the
"combat ends".
The change to superior card text is necessary to get the damage to be
applied at all, since "Strike: Combat Ends" causes combat to end before
any strike's damage can be dealt. [6.4.5.]
You use it in combat to end combat. If you do so at superior, then the
opposing minion will suffer one damage after combat ends (if the range
of that round was 'close', since the damage is not 'R' damage).
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Joe C.
LSJ <vte...@wizards.com> wrote:
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>> 4. Catatonic Fear.
Combat - Presence.
Inferior: Strike: Combat Ends (simple enough).
Superior: As above, and the opposing minion takes one damage after the
"combat ends".
The change to superior card text is necessary to get the damage to be
applied at all, since "Strike: Combat Ends" causes combat to end before
any strike's damage can be dealt. [6.4.5.]
You use it in combat to end combat. If you do so at superior, then the
opposing minion will suffer one damage after combat ends (if the range
of that round was 'close', since the damage is not 'R' damage).>>
How is the damage dealt by Catatonic Fear different from the damage
suffered by drawing out the beast?
Drawing out the Beast:
"(S) ...opposing vampire suffers 1 damage after each round, which
cannot be prevented."
Catatonic Fear:
"(S) ...opposing minion takes 1 damage after the "combat ends".
Thanks,
Joe C.
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> opposing minion will suffer one damage after combat ends (if the range
> of that round was 'close', since the damage is not 'R' damage).>>
> How is the damage dealt by Catatonic Fear different from the damage
> suffered by drawing out the beast?
> Drawing out the Beast:
> "(S) ...opposing vampire suffers 1 damage after each round, which
> cannot be prevented."
> Catatonic Fear:
> "(S) ...opposing minion takes 1 damage after the "combat ends".
I would venture to guess the source of the damage is the difference.
Catatonic Fear is a strike while DotB is not. Strikes are dependant
on range to determine if damage is actually applied.
Sorrow
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LSJ
> LSJ <vte...@wizards.com> wrote:
> [Re: Catatonic Fear]
> > Combat - Presence.
> > Inferior: Strike: Combat Ends (simple enough).
> > "combat ends".
>
> > applied at all, since "Strike: Combat Ends" causes combat to end before
> > any strike's damage can be dealt. [6.4.5.]
>
> > opposing minion will suffer one damage after combat ends (if the range
> > of that round was 'close', since the damage is not 'R' damage).>>
>
> How is the damage dealt by Catatonic Fear different from the damage
> suffered by drawing out the beast?
>
> Drawing out the Beast:
> "(S) ...opposing vampire suffers 1 damage after each round, which
> cannot be prevented."
>
> Catatonic Fear:
> "(S) ...opposing minion takes 1 damage after the "combat ends".
Drawing Out the Beast: does its damage at the end of the round.
[RTR 09-NOV-1994]
1. CataFear's damage is dealt by a strike (and therefore is not
"environmental"). Drawing Out the Beast's damage is environmental.
2. CataFear's damage is dealt after combat (outside of combat).
DotB's damage is dealt at the end of a round (during combat). This
is important for things like Dawn Operation.
3. CataFear's damage is range dependent (since it is strike damage
and not 'R' damage). DotB's damage is not.
4. CataFear's damage can be prevented (but not by combat effects, since
it is not dealt in combat - Blood Tear would do it, though). DotB's
damage is unpreventable.
Patrick Harris
> How is the damage dealt by Catatonic Fear different from the damage
> suffered by drawing out the beast?
>
> Drawing out the Beast:
> "(S) ...opposing vampire suffers 1 damage after each round, which
> cannot be prevented."
>
> Catatonic Fear:
> "(S) ...opposing minion takes 1 damage after the "combat ends".
I think, and I'm sure this will be clarified either way, that the difference
is that the DotB damage is part of an effect (environmental damage), rather
than part of a strike as is Catatonic Fear's damage. I think that's why the
range matters for Catatonic Fear and not for DotB. We shall find out soon
enough, eh?
p.