LSJ,
If a vampire prevents damage has he actually taken the damage. I ask
becouse of Pulled Fangs. If vampire A strikes for one and vampire B
strikes for one, but prevents one, can he play Pulled Fangs.
Thanks
Celt
tir*na*n...@mindspring.com
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Celt wrote:
> LSJ,
> If a vampire prevents damage has he actually taken the damage. I ask
> becouse of Pulled Fangs. If vampire A strikes for one and vampire B
> strikes for one, but prevents one, can he play Pulled Fangs.
Yes. This is the danger of fortitude with this rather rude little
card.
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Yes. That's the way everyone plays it and I've never seen LSJ correct
it. Works wonders for Ventrue.
>
>Thanks
>Celt
>
>tir*na*n...@mindspring.com
Yay! Land of the Young. Weird myth and even weirder computer game.
--
James Coupe (remove items of clothing to reply)
I shall personally come around to your houses and drag you out by the scruff of
the neck. I shall belt you around the mouth and mouth you around the belt. Do
you understand what I'm saying?
Pulled Fangs only cares about damage successfully inflicted.
If you successfully inflict more damage than your opponent successfully
inflicts (at close range), then you can play Pulled Fangs (assuming you
aren't going to torpor, etc.)
So, in your example, B can play Pulled Fangs.
--
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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