rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

Form of Mist Question

3 messages from 3 participants · 26 April 1997 – 28 April 1997
original thread on Google Groups

James Engman

Tried to find the answer in the errata, but didn't see it... When using superior FoM, does the blocking vampire remain tapped or do they untap? The card says "...may continue action...as if unblocked" AND "This action may still be blocked".

John Whelan

James Engman (eng...@okstate.edu) wrote: : Tried to find the answer in the errata, but didn't see it... : When using superior FoM, does the blocking vampire remain tapped or do : they untap? The card says "...may continue action...as if unblocked" AND : "This action may still be blocked". Card text says or implies nothing that would indicate that the blocker untaps. He has blocked successfully, and so is tapped. Acting vampire continues to act "as if unblocked," but that phrase only emphasises the he was in fact blocked. The action can still be blocked, but not necessarily by the same vampire. Of course the same vampire could block using Wake with Evening's Freshness. John W.

L. Scott Johnson

John Whelan wrote: > > James Engman (eng...@okstate.edu) wrote: > > : Tried to find the answer in the errata, but didn't see it... > > : When using superior FoM, does the blocking vampire remain tapped or do > : they untap? The card says "...may continue action...as if unblocked" AND > : "This action may still be blocked". > > Card text says or implies nothing that would indicate that the blocker > untaps. He has blocked successfully, and so is tapped. Acting vampire > continues to act "as if unblocked," but that phrase only emphasises > the he was in fact blocked. Correct. > The action can still be blocked, but not necessarily by the same > vampire. Of course the same vampire could block using Wake with > Evening's Freshness. Correct - and the original blocker could still block if the he had played a Wakey in the first place - i.e., the Wakey would still be in effect, allowing him to attempt to block (again) as if untapped. Or, if the original blocker didn't tap in the first place (Justine, Atonement) or untapped on the block (Cat's Guidance) or untapped as part of the strike (Majesty, Earth Meld) then he could again attempt to block as normal, since he's untapped. -- L. Scott Johnson (vte...@regency.wizards.com) Official VtES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast. (*) - Subject to review by Rules Team