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 More options Apr 9 2006, 7:45 am
Newsgroups: rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad
From: "LSJ" <vtes...@white-wolf.com>
Date: 9 Apr 2006 04:45:13 -0700
Local: Sun, Apr 9 2006 7:45 am
Subject: Re: NoR Pre-Release and Questions

quetzalcoatl wrote:
> General Readiness
> - we assumed that you must be untapped and ready to use any power, like
> Donate. Is this correct?

No. See the preview or rule card #3 (or the following).
You have to be untapped and ready to use action or reaction abilities
of powers.
You have to be acting to use action modifier abilities (at which time
you'll likely be tapped already).
You have to be in combat to use combat abilities (so you'll have to be
ready, but may be tapped).
Card text may override any of these, of course.

Donate's card text provides such overrides, however, with the result
that it can only be used by a ready imbued.

> Putrescent Servitude vs. React With Conviction
> - does React cancel P.S. or does it only cancel the change of control
> part of the action?

RwC cancels PS as PS is played -- the entire effect of PS is lost (and
the acting vampire doesn't tap).

> Can An Imbued Recruit a Procurer (blood cost = life cost?)?

No. Allies cannot pay blood costs.

> Earl vs. Untap Order (Earl is the 6 cap with +1 stealth on all actions
> but must burn a conviction in untap if you control more than 2 Imbued).
> - can you order the untap and burn ZERO conviction (if he has none)
> then place one on him?

Yes.

> The Inflict Card
> - do they stack in effect if you play multiple?

Yes.

> Rejuvenate vs. Incapacitated
> - by card text it lets you can a blood in untap so you can do so while
> incapacitated.
> - does this mean the imbued can have life while incapacitated?

Yes.

> Donate vs. Incapacitated
> - can an Incapacitated Imbued burn conviction and use Donate?

No. Card text: "ready" or "Reaction" or "ready" -- all three effects
require a ready imbued.

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