Fear of Mekhet. I realise this has probably been gone over a hundred
times but when it comes into play you can target a justicar or inner
circle member. When it changes vamps it can only target inner circle
members. I take it that no errata has been made on it (couldnt find
any). It just seems odd that you can initially target an a justicar and
then are restricted from later.
Cheers,
Andrew
You can use another Illusions in the second combat, yes.
The first illusionary vampire will be removed when his combat ends, yes.
> Fear of Mekhet. I realise this has probably been gone over a hundred
> times but when it comes into play you can target a justicar or inner
> circle member. When it changes vamps it can only target inner circle
> members. I take it that no errata has been made on it (couldnt find
> any). It just seems odd that you can initially target an a justicar and
> then are restricted from later.
2) Once Fear of Mekhet is in play, it may only be moved to Inner Circle
members. This is deliberate.
[RTR 24 Jan 1996]
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> > Fear of Mekhet. I realise this has probably been gone over a hundred
> > times but when it comes into play you can target a justicar or inner
> > circle member. When it changes vamps it can only target inner circle
> > members. I take it that no errata has been made on it (couldnt find
> > any). It just seems odd that you can initially target an a justicar and
> > then are restricted from later.
>
> 2) Once Fear of Mekhet is in play, it may only be moved to Inner Circle
> members. This is deliberate.
>
> [RTR 24 Jan 1996]
>
I suppose this would be too powerful a card if it jumped to justicars too :)
Cheers,
Andrew