The "If" part seems to apply only to the Qui version, or doesn't it ?
If it does, you need to add other counters from your pool to influence a
vamp into play ?
Thanks,
Orpheus
yes :)
> If it does, you need to add other counters from your pool to influence a
> vamp into play ?
well i don't understand your question. :)
If you have a 5 cap with 4 pool on it and succesfuly play a quietus
undue influence on him, he is moved to your ready region when the action
is succesful. If it's what you wanted to know, then fine.
The "If the bleed is successful" part applies to the pre part (per card text).
The "If the number of counters" part applies to the qui part (per card text).
> > If it does, you need to add other counters from your pool to influence a
> > vamp into play ?
>
> well i don't understand your question. :)
>
> If you have a 5 cap with 4 pool on it and succesfuly play a quietus
> undue influence on him, he is moved to your ready region when the action
> is succesful. If it's what you wanted to know, then fine.
Correct.
If the qui version is successful then you put a counter on the target. If
the target is then full, you move him to the ready region. If he is not
then full, you do not move him (you cannot add more counters from your
pool or from the blood bank at action resolution). You may add more counters
during your influence phase, or with Govern the Unaligned, etc. per normal
(and it would then check for fullness and come out to the ready region
only at the end of your influence phase, as usual).
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What exactly is the advantage of having the vampire enter the ready
region in your minion phase? Or am I assuming a rule that doesn't exist
(that it can't act rightaway, like freshly recruited allies and
progenies).
Some progenies can act right away, and they say so. It is usually a
hunt action.
Allies go to your uncontrolled region and leave it at the end of your
influence phase, therefore unable to act the turn that they come in to
play.
If a vampire enters your ready region before the end of your minion
phase, then it can act (if you wish it to). There is no (dare I say it)
"summoning sickness" therefore allowing stolen vampires to act, and
now, a vampire that becomes controlled from uncontrolled, which I
believe has never been possible before.
So, a big advantage. Of course, you need to be playing some Quietus,
which I personally don't, but will have to think of the possibility.
I just use the Presence version. Bleed at +1 stealth (by default of the
action) and gain either a pool or free transfer. It rocks.
Andy
VEKN Setite Ruler of Cambridge.
It can act. There is no summoning sickness.
John
> It can act. There is no summoning sickness.
Please note that if you play Undue Influence at [qui] on Sonja Blue, and
it causes her to come into your ready region during the minion phase, you
do not gain 4 pool :)
OH MY.....HE SAID IT!!!! HE WROTE THE WORDS THAT SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN
WRITTEN!!!!!
;-)
Andrea
despite the joke, i am SO with you there. i hate it when people say
'oh, it's like [phrase from magic]'. That's just not the Jyhad way.
we're BETTER than magic players. like pc users are better than mac
users. ;)
salem
http://www.users.tpg.com.au/adsltqna/VtES/index.htm
(replace "hotmail" with "yahoo" to email)
> like pc users are better than mac users. ;)
Isn't that supposed to be the other way around?
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Bye,
Daneel
no, mac users just THINK they're better than pc users.
pc users are ACTUALLY better people. in all aspects of their life.
even their child-bearing hips are better.
i think you are right and the reason is that a mac user will never
never star even to think at the enormous, gigantic (and in searching
another word i came to think at the definition of Univers in the
Hitchhiker guide to the galaxy) amount of work needed to be able to run
-barely- a pc.
Now someone said that genius is 1% inspiration, 99% perspiration..
ERGO PC users are geniuses Q.E.D.
Andrea