>There is a rule prohibiting a minion to play a given modifier / reaction
>card a second time for the same action.
>Example: it is forbidden to modify two times with Lost in Crowds.
Can the acting vampire play a Cloak the Gathering to get +1 Stealth
and a second vampire play Cloak the Gathering (with Superior Obfuscate)
to give the acting vampire another +1 Stealth? Or is this forbidden
since it's the same card althought it's been played on different Vampires?
Thanx a lot!
.- Luis....@ip.pt (aka The Gothlord)
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> I read back there the following:
>
> >There is a rule prohibiting a minion to play a given modifier / reaction
> >card a second time for the same action.
> >Example: it is forbidden to modify two times with Lost in Crowds.
>
> Can the acting vampire play a Cloak the Gathering to get +1 Stealth
> and a second vampire play Cloak the Gathering (with Superior Obfuscate)
> to give the acting vampire another +1 Stealth? Or is this forbidden
> since it's the same card althought it's been played on different Vampires?
The 1 card per action limit only applies to an individual vampire. This
is applicable even to Lost in Crowds, where a second vampire could play
Lost in Crowds on the same action after taking over the action with Mask
of 1000 Faces.
If a vampire with obfuscate takes an action, and there are 3 other ready
vampires with superior obfuscate, then it is concievable that all 4 could
play Cloak the Gathering for a total of +4 stealth. It doesn't even
matter if the other 3 are tapped or not, as CtG is not a reaction card.
Lupus Australis ____ ____
The rule applies to a given minion individually, as stated.
You can have the acting vampire play (inferior) Cloak the Gathering
and play (superior) Cloak the Gathering with each of your other
Ready vampires.
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L. Scott Johnson (vte...@wizards.com)
Official VtES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast.
(*) - Subject to review by Rules Team
Is this true, that a vampire doesn't have to be untapped to play the
superior version of Cloak the Gathering? Does this also apply to
Telepathic Counter, to reduce a bleed on you by a tapped vampire? The
only difference is TC is a reaction card, while CtG is an action
modifier. What's the ruling?
Scott Halvorson
halv...@cptc.wisc.edu
Or to play the inferior. It is true.
> Does this also apply to
> Telepathic Counter, to reduce a bleed on you by a tapped vampire?
No. The rules clearly state that only untapped minions can play
reaction cards.
> The
> only difference is TC is a reaction card, while CtG is an action
> modifier. What's the ruling?
Action Modifiers can be (and usually are) played by tapped minions.
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L. Scott Johnson (vte...@wizards.com)
Official VtES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast.
(*) - Subject to review by Rules Team
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