Q: Hay Ride

[Myrdin]

Just a quick check since I'm the kind of guy who likes to misread
cards for his own benefit =).

Does the effect of having played a Hay Ride mean that you can ignore
requirements?

Example, lets say "Terry" playes "Govern the unaligned" at minor
(since she has dominate), action is successful and "Barry" plays "Hay
Ride", can "Barry" then play "Govern the unaligned" also? "Hay Ride"
states that the second blood brother can play the action card and
requirements are not mentioned in the card text.

Hay Ride, Action Modifier, 1 blood, Sanguinus, R , [HttB:R]
[san] Only usable after resolving an action (successfully or not).
Choose a Blood Brother of the same circle as this acting vampire. As
your next action, that Blood Brother may play the action card used for
this action from your ash heap as if from your hand.
[SAN] As above, but the cost for this card is reduced by 1 blood.

[Blooded Sand]

Requirements are stated, albeit by allusion. You may play the card as
if from your hand. Could Barry play GtU? No. Can he then use it due to
Hay Ride? No.

Simple, no?

[librarian]

If you want LSJ to answer your rules questions, put his initials in the
*Subject*. He said recently he is reduced to reading on Google Groups (the
horror!, the horror!), so anything to help the man out will help all of us
out...

best -

chris

[LSJ]

On Apr 26, 6:54 pm, librarian <aucti...@superfuncards.com> wrote:
> If you want LSJ to answer your rules questions, put his initials in the
> *Subject*.  He said recently he is reduced to reading on Google Groups (the
> horror!, the horror!), so anything to help the man out will help all of us
> out...
>

Thanks. But things like "Q:" look enough like questions that I'll read
them

In this case, Blooded Sand had already given a sufficient response by
the time I read it that there was no need for me to reply (until you
changed the subject, that is :-).

[librarian]

LSJ wrote:
> On Apr 26, 6:54 pm, librarian <aucti...@superfuncards.com> wrote:
>> If you want LSJ to answer your rules questions, put his initials in the
>> *Subject*. He said recently he is reduced to reading on Google Groups (the
>> horror!, the horror!), so anything to help the man out will help all of us
>> out...
>>
>
> Thanks. But things like "Q:" look enough like questions that I'll read
> them
>
> In this case, Blooded Sand had already given a sufficient response by
> the time I read it that there was no need for me to reply (until you
> changed the subject, that is :-).
>
>

Always waiting to see the "Correct". Thanks.