Blooded Sand wrote:
> On Sep 29, 10:20 pm, Jozxyqk <jfeue...@eecs.tufts.edu> wrote:
>> Jozxyqk <jfeue...@eecs.tufts.edu> wrote:
>>> Blooded Sand <sandm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>>> my prey controls eze with 11 orun him (FAS)
>>>> I mind rape him and call ancient influence/reins of power.
>>>> What happens?
>>> You had a 34-cap vampire to play Mind Rape with? Congratulations!
>>> The Oruns were still played by a different Methuselah than any
>>> card you play.
>>> Since your vampire who played Mind Rape is older than Eze+Oruns
>>> by definition, it's kind of moot, but Eze would still count
>>> as a 33-cap for those cards.
>> Oops, I mis-read Orun _and_ your question.
>>
>> REVERSAL: (I always wanted to say that)
>> The correct answer is:
>> Since you now control Eze, and you're "this Laibon's controller",
>> he only counts as an 11-cap during your temporary control.
>> But you still would have had to steal him with a 34+-cap vampire.
Correct.
> quoted from Path of Blood
> Azel wrote
> (Link
http://thepathofblood.com/Forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1206&start=0&st=0&sk=t&sd=a
> )
> looks like in the newsgroup that LSJ is saying Temptation doesn't
> work...
>
> "When an Orun check re: capacity occurs, it only cares on who played
> the card, and nothing else, correct?" -Blooded Sand
>
> "Well, who controls "this Laibon" (for comparison to "who played the
> card"), but right. Nothing else." -LSJ 9/29/09
>
> but Kuta on my prey's minions should. Orun on a stolen minion doesn't
> eliminate the "other than this Laibon's controller" clause -- my new
> stolen minion's Orun won't trigger because i am the new controller.
If you played the Kuta, correct. It doesn't work on the Laibon while you control
the Laibon.
> but as LSJ agreed, it "only cares who played the card, and nothing
> else".
>
> if Kuta was played by me, it doesn't matter, it's the Kuta'ed minion
> played by another meth (who is not the Oruned Laibon controller) that
> matters. therefore the Kuta effect on the minion triggers regardless
> of who plays it because it is a one-step-removed effect in terms of an
> Orun check. Orun only checks that which is directly affecting the
> Oruned minion coming from other methuselahs, right?
I can't parse the question from that, sorry.
Orun checks every card played by another Methuselah. Or rather, every card
played by a Methuselah other than the controller of the Orun'ed vampire sees
(checks) the Orun'ed vampire as having two additional capacity.
> so further, my new stolen minion w/o Orun will trigger my existing
> minion with Orun, right?
?
The minion card played by someone other than the Orun'ed vampire's controller
will see the Orun effect on the Orun'ed vampire, right.
> Orun checks nothing else except who played
> the card, and whether it does not comes from this Oruned Laibon's
> controller, not who now controls it.
"it" being the Orun card, right. The comparison is against who now controls this
Laibon, not against who now controls this Orun.
> which means i cannot play cards
> to trigger my own Orun minion's Orun -- but i can use my new stolen
> minion to use its own effects to trigger my Oruned minion?
The stolen minion is a card played by a minion other than your Orun'ed Laibon's
controller, yes.
> A: Steal prey's 4 cap, untapped in my ready region during my minion
> phase
> A: Stolen 4 cap has effect text (tap to give older vampire 2 of Stolen
> vamp's blood)
> A: Have a 3 cap with 1 Orun
> A: Tap Stolen 4 cap -2 blood to give 1xOrun 3 cap +2 blood
>
> since stolen vamp was played by another meth and i am not playing a
> card from hand as "this Laibon's controller" then this is legitimate,
> right? Stoley should read Oruweenie as a 5 cap and therefore
> targetable with its special text.
Yes. Excellent naming there -- made the question much easier to parse. Thanks.
> further, this should be applicable to stolen locations as well.
Yes.
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