+1 stealth action
qui cel; Put this card on the acting vampire. Blood this vampire
spends to play cards that require Celerity or Quietus is placed on
this cards instead of the blood bank. During your untap phase, move 1
blood from this card to this vampire.
QUI CEL; As above, but move 2 blood from this card to this vampire
during your untap phase.
Seeing there's no "up to" on the superior effect, is it designer
intent to leave the decision of playing superior or inferior as
according to one's deck?
As there will become situations where a vampire has a RtQB with a
single blood, and having played RtQB at superior, he'd be unable to
move the blood from card to himself.
Or, are you able to choose which version to use (inferior / superior)
on your untap phase?
What about multiple copies of Retain the Quick Blood on a single
vampire? I assume the single blood used to play, say Thin Blood, is
not halved to place a blood on both copies?
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Since it´s mandatory, you don´t have to bother. If played on superior,
the cards tries to move two blood to the vampire. If there is one
blood one the card, it goes to the vampire.
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Well a choice could be usefull, if you found a way to get lots of
blood on say2-3 rtqb's and have managed to fill the minion up in the
meantime...
Minion tap could really like that...
agzocgud wrote:
>> +1 stealth action
>> qui cel; Put this card on the acting vampire. Blood this vampire
>> spends to play cards that require Celerity or Quietus is placed on
>> this cards instead of the blood bank. During your untap phase, move 1
>> blood from this card to this vampire.
>> QUI CEL; As above, but move 2 blood from this card to this vampire
>> during your untap phase.
>>
>> Seeing there's no "up to" on the superior effect, is it designer
>> intent to leave the decision of playing superior or inferior as
>> according to one's deck?
>> As there will become situations where a vampire has a RtQB with a
>> single blood, and having played RtQB at superior, he'd be unable to
>> move the blood from card to himself.
>>
>> Or, are you able to choose which version to use (inferior / superior)
>> on your untap phase?> Since it愀 mandatory, you don愒 have to bother. If played on superior,> the cards tries to move two blood to the vampire. If there is one
> blood one the card, it goes to the vampire.
Correct.
And if there are two or more, then it moves 2 (no choice) to the vampire.
>> What about multiple copies of Retain the Quick Blood on a single
>> vampire? I assume the single blood used to play, say Thin Blood, is
>> not halved to place a blood on both copies?
Correct. "Instead".