Question

I'm sure these have been asked before, but I'm not terribly smart and need to be reminded of such trivial things. 1. I control 2 vampires and one is a prince. This prince attempts calls a vote that requires a prince to call. This action is blocked and my other vamp, who is not a prince, plays mask of 1,000 faces....what happens? Thanks in advance and I'm sure this has been answered before, bu thanks for bearing with me. Little Tommy, Prince of Rivervale =)

tmpi...@unity.ncsu.edu wrote: > > I'm sure these have been asked before, but I'm not terribly smart and > need to be reminded of such trivial things. > > 1. I control 2 vampires and one is a prince. This prince attempts > calls a vote that requires a prince to call. This action is blocked > and my other vamp, who is not a prince, plays mask of 1,000 > faces....what happens? He cannot play Mask of a Thousand Faces, since he is not capable of taking the action. -- LSJ (vte...@wizards.com) V:TES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast. Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and tournament rules: http://www.wizards.com/VTES/rules.asp

On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 16:24:34 GMT, tmpi...@unity.ncsu.edu wrote: >I'm sure these have been asked before, but I'm not terribly smart and >need to be reminded of such trivial things. > >1. I control 2 vampires and one is a prince. This prince attempts >calls a vote that requires a prince to call. This action is blocked >and my other vamp, who is not a prince, plays mask of 1,000 >faces....what happens? Can't Mask an action that you couldn't have begun in the first place. So you can't "Just kidding, it was actually... Thetmes!" when someone intercepts Rake, since Thetmes is a prince and couldn't have been doing it originally. -- Derek Deafness never kept composers from hearing the music. It only stopped them hearing the distractions.

On Fri, 11 Feb 2000, Derek Ray wrote: > Can't Mask an action that you couldn't have begun in the first place. > So you can't "Just kidding, it was actually... Thetmes!" when someone > intercepts Rake, since Thetmes is a prince and couldn't have been > doing it originally. To clarify, Thetmes *isn't* a prince, of course. (Clear from the context that you meant that, but just to clear things up for certain.) -- James Coupe

On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 17:38:21 GMT, lor...@yahoo.com (Derek Ray) wrote: >Can't Mask an action that you couldn't have begun in the first place. >So you can't "Just kidding, it was actually... Thetmes!" when someone >intercepts Rake, since Thetmes is a prince and couldn't have been >doing it originally. Thetmes ISN'T. ISN'T. ISN'T a prince. Geez. Whole rest of the sentence makes sense and then I go and typo it like that. :/ [ quoted text not captured ]

Where is the rule that states this. I, miss guidedly have been playing the other way. The logic is that the non-price is disguised as a prince and therefore can do what a price does. I know I am wrong, I just want to know why. Derek Ray <lor...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:613A061F60403172.54080C10...@lp.airnews.net... [ quoted text not captured ]

[ quoted text not captured ] Subject: Rules Team Rulings - 23 June 1998 Date: Tue, 23 Jun 1998 11:01:50 -0700 Message-ID: <358FED...@wizards.com> Mask of a Thousand Faces: Cannot be used to mask an action if the Masking vampire is not capable of taking that action, nor if any action modifiers have been played on this action that could not have been played if the Masking vampire were the acting minion. [ quoted text not captured ]