Powerbase Mexico & (D) actions

[M...@plateau-of-leng.demon.co.uk]

If you are forbidden from using a (D) action against yourself to steal
the mexican blood, then does that also mean that if a pentex subversion
is used on you, you must depend on another methuselah's minion rescuing
your vamp?

this can't be right.

Mel.

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[PDB6]

Mel wrote:
"If you are forbidden from using a (D) action against yourself to steal the
mexican blood, then does that also mean that if a pentex subversion is used on
you, you must depend on another methuselah's minion rescuing your vamp?"

No. The Methusela who played the Pentex Subversion on you is the controller of
the Pentex Subversion, not you. Thus, the (D) action to remove the Pentex
Subversion in against the Methusela who played it, not yourself.

Peter D Bakija
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[LSJ]

PDB6 wrote:
>
> Mel wrote:
> "If you are forbidden from using a (D) action against yourself to steal the
> mexican blood, then does that also mean that if a pentex subversion is used on
> you, you must depend on another methuselah's minion rescuing your vamp?"
>
> No. The Methusela who played the Pentex Subversion on you is the controller of
> the Pentex Subversion, not you. Thus, the (D) action to remove the Pentex
> Subversion in against the Methusela who played it, not yourself.

Correct. Unless cardtext (or errata) says otherwise, master cards
are controlled by the Methuselah who played them, while minion cards
are controlled by the controller of the minion that they are on.

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