(LSJ) Framing an Ancient Grudge question

Here is the situation. I have Lazvernius (sp?) which allows me to play Framing an Ancient Grudge on Sir Walter Nash. I then banish Sir Walter Nash, who is my predator's minion. On his next turn he re- influences Nash out. This is Nash was the exact same card I banished, not an additional copy in my predator's crypt. When he comes back into play, does he regain his title? Thanks in advanced

On Apr 1, 9:43 am, devilwithcape [ quoted text not captured ] No. http://white-wolf.com/vtes/?line=rulings # A Banished vampire will remember all effects that had been applied to him, just as contested vampires do. This includes gained or lost titles, etc. [RTR 20000501]

On Apr 1, 9:50 am, LSJ <vtes...@white-wolf.com> wrote: > On Apr 1, 9:43 am, devilwithcape > > <devil_in_the_pale_moon_li...@yahoo.com> wrote: > > Here is the situation.  I have Lazvernius (sp?) which allows me to > > play Framing an Ancient Grudge on Sir Walter Nash.  I then banish Sir > > Walter Nash, who is my predator's minion.  On his next turn he re- > > influences Nash out.  This is Nash was the exact same card I banished, > > not an additional copy in my predator's crypt.  When he comes back > > into play, does he regain his title? > > No. > > http://white-wolf.com/vtes/?line=rulings > > # A Banished vampire will remember all effects that had been applied > to him, just as contested vampires do. This includes gained or lost > titles, etc. [RTR 20000501] awesome. Thanks!