Is "Leave Torpor" different from "Rescue a Vampire from
Torpor"? This came up with regard to Mitchell the
Headhunter, whose card text says "Rescuing Mitchell
from torpor costs an additional blood."
Since they appear to be defined in the new rulebook as
two separate action types, we decided (after quite a bit
of thinking about it) that Mitchell's disadvantage only
applies when another vampire is rescuing him from torpor,
not when he is getting himself out. Is that correct?
Thanks,
Josh
there he goes, hunting heads again...
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> Forgot about this one before:
>
> Is "Leave Torpor" different from "Rescue a Vampire from
> Torpor"?
Yes.
> Since they appear to be defined in the new rulebook as
> two separate action types, we decided (after quite a bit
> of thinking about it) that Mitchell's disadvantage only
> applies when another vampire is rescuing him from torpor,
> not when he is getting himself out. Is that correct?
Yes.
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I'm a bundle of confusion, yet it has a strange appeal. Did it all begin
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Correct.
> > Since they appear to be defined in the new rulebook as
> > two separate action types, we decided (after quite a bit
> > of thinking about it) that Mitchell's disadvantage only
> > applies when another vampire is rescuing him from torpor,
> > not when he is getting himself out. Is that correct?
>
> Yes.
Correct again.
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