rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

Powerbase: New York

1 message from 1 participant · 13 November 1997
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LSJ

E Merrill wrote: > I was reading over this 'base and the wording seemed a little confusing. > What exactly does it mean that you can burn 1 pool to move up to 3 blood > counters from the blood bank to this card, or move one blood counter from > this card to your pool. "As a MPA, you may burn ... or move..." Your choices are: 1. burn a pool to have 3 counters put on the PB 2. move a counter from the PB to your pool > > Also, it says that the card is burned when the last blood counter on it > is removed. Since it comes into play with no counters, is it burned > immediately? I suppose this would be no, since no blood has been removed. Correct. Since you haven't removed the last counter, the PB is not burned. > So you must have to do this: > > 1) Take a Master Phase Action to burn a pool and put three blood onto the > 'base. > 2) Take another Master Phase Action to burn a pool to move a blood > counter to your pool (do this three times, or get a Sabbat Vampire to > move all the blood to your pool) > 3) Burn Powerbase: New York. You don't have to burn a pool for step 2. And Your Sabbat vampires cannot steal the pool for you, since that's a (D) action. Also, before removing the last pool, you could burn a pool to put three more counters on it (making it like a standing Short Term Investment). > Maybe it was just worded confusingly and should be more of "...you may > move one blood counter from this card to your pool, or you may burn one > pool to put up to three blood counters from the blood bank to this card... > " Correct. To mean what you read, it would have to say "... or to move one blood counter..." (using the infinitive form instead of the conjugated form). -- L. Scott Johnson (vte...@wizards.com) Official VtES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast. (*) - Subject to review by Rules Team