Canceled Action question
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is considered "failed" as well; and how a canceled action
interacts with the (cards) effects of others Methuselahs and blocking
minions.
Say:
1. I'm gonna to block a minion with a vamp awakened
via Forced Awakening, but that minion cancels the action
playing a Change of target.
Does my blocking vamp burns the 1 blood (due to FA effect),
or a "canceled" action cancels any other effect involved in it?
2. A tapped vamps plays a Force of Will.
The card is then burned (canceled?) by a Direct Intervention.
Does that vamp still takes the (1 or 2) aggravated damage from the FoW?
(the action is burned/canceled, yes,
but is it still a "failed" action for the purpose of FoW's text ?).
The matter seems a bit complicated to me, and i know that the examples
above are by no means exhaustives,
so any other valid example about the matter is welcome.
Thanks.
Aemilianus, Prince of Rome.
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LSJ
> I would like to know if a "canceled" action
> is considered "failed" as well; and how a canceled action
> interacts with the (cards) effects of others Methuselahs and blocking
> minions.
> Say:
>
> 1. I'm gonna to block a minion with a vamp awakened
> via Forced Awakening, but that minion cancels the action
> playing a Change of target.
> Does my blocking vamp burns the 1 blood (due to FA effect),
> or a "canceled" action cancels any other effect involved in it?
Change of Target can only be played after a block (card text),
which means that the Awakened vampire hasn't "failed to block",
and so doesn't burn a blood.
> 2. A tapped vamps plays a Force of Will.
> The card is then burned (canceled?) by a Direct Intervention.
Direct Intervention cancels the card altogether - before the action
is even begun. None of the card text on the canceled card applies
(although the card is still considered to have been played, if other
effects care about such things - cf. Ancient Influence and Infernal
Familiar).
> Does that vamp still takes the (1 or 2) aggravated damage from the
> FoW? (the action is burned/canceled, yes,
> but is it still a "failed" action for the purpose of FoW's text ?).
No. In this case, the action never happens.
> The matter seems a bit complicated to me, and i know that the examples
> above are by no means exhaustives,
> so any other valid example about the matter is welcome.
Delaying Tactics cancels a Political Action, but doesn't make it
so that the action never happened. Since it can only be played
during the Referendum phase of the action, the action itself
must've reached the resolution phase, which means that the acting
minion is restricted by the "No Repeat Actions" rule, if it is
being used. [RTR 30-JUN-1997].
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