haven uncovered

[Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn]

Hi everybody.

I have a question about how "haven uncovered" is removed.

The card says :
Put this card on any ready vampire.
Any minion may enter combat with that vampire as a +1 stealth (D) action.
***That vampire can burn this card as a +1 stealth (D) action.***

Does that mean that only the vampire with "haven covered" on it can remove
the "haven uncovered" ?

And does that mean that no other minion can attempt to block this removal ?
If so, why is this action at "+1 stealth" ?
If not, why is it a "(D) action" ?

Thanks in advance.

Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn.

[Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn]

I just remembered I had another question about "haven uncovered" :)

Under the Non Repeated Action rule, can a vampire use a "haven uncovered" to
enter combat with a vampire and then a "bum's rush" or a "blood hunt" to do
the same thing again ?
Can "Wynn" rush a vampire and then use a "haven uncovered" ?

Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn.

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In article <8guq94$hi0$1...@news.univ-metz.fr>,
"Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn" <Jan-Christoph...@supelec.fr>
wrote:

> I have a question about how "haven uncovered" is removed.
> The card says :
> Put this card on any ready vampire.
> Any minion may enter combat with that vampire as a +1 stealth (D)
action.
> ***That vampire can burn this card as a +1 stealth (D) action.***
>
> Does that mean that only the vampire with "haven covered" on it can
remove
> the "haven uncovered" ?

If it specifies that vampire, then, yes, only the vampire with it can
remove it as a (D) Action at +1 Stealth.

> And does that mean that no other minion can attempt to block this
removal ?
> If so, why is this action at "+1 stealth" ?
> If not, why is it a "(D) action" ?

When you perform a (D) Action to burn a card, such as Haven Uncovered,
it is always directed at the controlling Methuselah (the player who put
it on your vampire). Unless *you* put it on your vampire... in that
case, any Directed Action against yourself would become a regular action
magically. Opponents can still attempt to block it, so you'll
appreciate the inherent +1 Stealth.

-t!MmY

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[LSJ]

"Jan-Christophe Hoogendoorn" <Jan-Christoph...@supelec.fr>
wrote:

Yes. Since "enter combat" is not one of the defined action types, each
of those actions is a separate type.

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