Mercy for Seth
Cardtype: Combat
Cost: 1 blood
Discipline: Necromancy
[nec] Strike: put this card on the opposing minion. If this minion is
a mortal, he or she is burned. During his or her untap phase, the
minion with this card takes 1 unpreventable damage. The minion with
this card may burn it as a +1 stealth action.
[NEC] As above, and this strike inflicts 1 damage as well.
Memories of Mortality
Master, 1 Pool
Put this card on a vampire; this vampire cannot attempt to block
allies. Any damage the vampire inflicts on allies is reduced to 0. The
vampire may burn 1 blood during his or her controller's influence
phase to burn this card; he or she then goes into torpor.
As a non-damaging strike, I would argue that they can? However, is a
burn effect synonmous with damage? If it is, I would conclude that
they cannot.
Thanks,
Paul
>Can a vampire afflicted by Memories of Morality still use Mercy for
>Seth to burn an Imbued, or indeed any ally?
Any mortal, yes.
It will not harm other allies until the untap phase damage kicks in.
>Mercy for Seth
>Cardtype: Combat
>Cost: 1 blood
>Discipline: Necromancy
>[nec] Strike: put this card on the opposing minion. If this minion is
>a mortal, he or she is burned. During his or her untap phase, the
>minion with this card takes 1 unpreventable damage. The minion with
>this card may burn it as a +1 stealth action.
>[NEC] As above, and this strike inflicts 1 damage as well.
>Memories of Mortality
>Master, 1 Pool
>Put this card on a vampire; this vampire cannot attempt to block
>allies. Any damage the vampire inflicts on allies is reduced to 0. The
>vampire may burn 1 blood during his or her controller's influence
>phase to burn this card; he or she then goes into torpor.
>As a non-damaging strike, I would argue that they can?
Correct.
At inferior, it does not inflict damage.
>However, is a burn effect synonmous with damage?
No.
See also:
Blood to Water
Entombment
LSJ - Thurs, Nov 5 1998 4:00 am
http://groups.google.com/group/rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad/msg/7ba9dc5545f85682
Correct.
> >However, is a burn effect synonmous with damage?
>
> No.
Correct.