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ahar...@my-deja.com

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Jan 22, 2001, 2:28:56 AM1/22/01
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Pentex Subversion is played on a vampire. Is that vampire capable of
playing action modifiers and reaction cards? For example, a vampire
affected by Pentex Subversion attempts to play Hidden Lurker - is this
legal?

Based on the wording of the card, it would appear to be legal, but
seems to go against the spirit of the card.

Thanks in advance.


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LSJ

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Jan 22, 2001, 6:42:51 AM1/22/01
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ahar...@my-deja.com wrote:
> Pentex Subversion is played on a vampire. Is that vampire capable of
> playing action modifiers and reaction cards? For example, a vampire

If he was capable of playing them before being subverted, yes.
Card text gives no indication that the ability to play action
modifiers or reactions is affected.

> affected by Pentex Subversion attempts to play Hidden Lurker - is this
> legal?

If he's untapped and ready and the acting minion (controlled by the
same Methuselah) just finished combat with a blocking minion, sure.

> Based on the wording of the card, it would appear to be legal, but
> seems to go against the spirit of the card.

It's legal.

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Pat Ricochet

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Jan 23, 2001, 3:26:36 PM1/23/01
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> ahar...@my-deja.com wrote:
>> Pentex Subversion is played on a vampire. Is that vampire capable of
>> playing action modifiers and reaction cards? For example, a vampire
>
> If he was capable of playing them before being subverted, yes.
> Card text gives no indication that the ability to play action
> modifiers or reactions is affected.
>
>> affected by Pentex Subversion attempts to play Hidden Lurker - is this
>> legal?
>
> If he's untapped and ready and the acting minion (controlled by the
> same Methuselah) just finished combat with a blocking minion, sure.
>
>> Based on the wording of the card, it would appear to be legal, but
>> seems to go against the spirit of the card.
>
> It's legal.

Not unlike Baubling a guy into an Assault Rifle and later Raving it onto
the vamp who played the Bauble in the first place. You can't block, but you
can Fast React and shoot people with "yourself."

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James Coupe

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Jan 24, 2001, 5:55:50 AM1/24/01
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Pat Ricochet <sp...@socrates.gatech.edu> writes:

> Not unlike Baubling a guy into an Assault Rifle and later Raving it onto
> the vamp who played the Bauble in the first place. You can't block, but you
> can Fast React and shoot people with "yourself."

You, sir, are a very sick puppy indeed.

Well done, keep it up.


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