DS: what types are these 4 cards?

I need to know what types these 4 cards are: Forrest of Shadows Playing for Keeps Nosferatu Hosting Legacy of Power For instance, are they political cards, ability cards, master cards, unique locations, weapons, allies, etc.... thanks dustin

rad...@aol.com (Rader73) wrote: [ quoted text not captured ] >thanks >dustin Off the top of my head (DS isnt sorted in mr regular collection) Forest ofShadows=Master Nosferatu Hosting=Master I belive the oPlaying for keeps is a master but am not sure. Rory

rad...@aol.com (Rader73) writes: >I need to know what types these 4 cards are: >Forrest of Shadows Forest of Shadows Master Malkavian 3 pool UNIQUE LOCATION. Tap this card to give a Malkavian you control +X stealth until the end of turn, where X is the amount of blood the Malkavian burns. You may only increase your stealth to 1 greater than your opponent's current intercept. This location may be burned by any minion as a (D) action. Artist: Ken Meyer, Jr. Rarity: Uncommon >Playing for Keeps Playing for Keeps Master X pool UNIQUE MASTER. Only usable if playing for ante. The cost of this card (X) represents the number of Methuselahs currently in the game. When a Methuselah's prey is ousted, the surviving Methuselah wins his or her prey's ante and antes an additional card. Artist: Harold McNeill Rarity: Uncommon >Nosferatu Hosting Nosferatu Hosting Master Nosferatu 1 pool You may use a master phase action to look at one vampire in another Methuselah's inactive region. This card may be burned by any minion who is not Toreador as a (D) action. Artist: Drew Tucker Rarity: Uncommon >Legacy of Power Legacy of Power Reaction 3 blood Requires a ready Prince, Justicar or Inner Circle member. Only usable when a vampire you control enters combat. A second vampire you control may play this card to end combat. Tap the second vampire. Combat ends. Both vampires engaged in combat go to torpor. Artist: Steve Casper Rarity: Uncommon -- L. Scott Johnson (sjoh...@math.sc.edu) | I.R.S. motto: http://www.math.sc.edu/~sjohnson | We've got what it takes Graphics Specialist and V:tES Rulemonger. | to take what you've got!

Rader73 wrote: > > I need to know what types these 4 cards are: > > Forrest of Shadows > Playing for Keeps > Nosferatu Hosting > Legacy of Power > > For instance, are they political cards, ability cards, master cards, > unique locations, weapons, allies, etc.... > > thanks > dustin Forrest of Shadows - Master: Unique Location (Malkavian only) Playing for Keeps - Unique Master (ante card) Nosferatu Hosting - Master (Nosferatu only) Legacy of Power - Reaction (Prince/Justicar/IC only) - Drake

> Legacy of Power Reaction 3 blood > Requires a ready Prince, Justicar or Inner Circle member. > Only usable when a vampire you control enters combat. A second vampire > you control may play this card to end combat. Tap the second vampire. > Combat ends. Both vampires engaged in combat go to torpor. > Artist: Steve Casper Rarity: Uncommon > Phhheeewwww! This may be one of the stupidest cards I've seen. It ranks right up there with Goodnight Sweet Prince, Death to the Brujah! (What Brujah DOESN'T want to get into combat?), and the Newly Rewritten Elder Kindred Network. The only use I can see it having is if your vampire has Fame on it. And that doesn't even seem that worth it... Please flame me and tell me I'm being stupid, because I'd really like to see more applications of this card. Enlighten me!!! -Zach

<<<The only use I can see it having is if your vampire has Fame on it. And that doesn't even seem that worth it...>>>> Well, what if you let one of your weenie vampires block a 9-blood vampire...

> Phhheeewwww! > This may be one of the stupidest cards I've seen. It ranks right up there > with Goodnight Sweet Prince, Death to the Brujah! (What Brujah DOESN'T > want to get into combat?), and the Newly Rewritten Elder Kindred Network. > The only use I can see it having is if your vampire has Fame on it. > And that doesn't even seem that worth it... > Please flame me and tell me I'm being stupid, because I'd really like to > see more applications of this card. Enlighten me!!! Nah, you're not being stupid, but here is a time when it would be helpful your preditor is kicking your tail with a very nasty vampire (basilia with a gangrel revel in play would work) and you know that there is no way for you to do any damage, much less put her into torpor, In fact they've been trouncing you sooo bad that there is not much likelihood of your vampire escaping alive. That would be a good time for the Legacy. But I still wouldn't put it in a deck. I don't build decks that have a "just in case I'm getting my tail kicked" clause. :) -- R. Brian Smith tam...@nurk.com "To date, your phone tips have led to the capture of 400 dangerous fugitives ã not one alien, not one sewer monster, not even a vampire. . . . GET WITH IT PEOPLE!" -Gillian Anderson

Zach Haffey <haf...@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> wrote: >> Legacy of Power Reaction 3 blood >> Requires a ready Prince, Justicar or Inner Circle member. >> Only usable when a vampire you control enters combat. A second vampire >> you control may play this card to end combat. Tap the second vampire. >> Combat ends. Both vampires engaged in combat go to torpor. >> Artist: Steve Casper Rarity: Uncommon >> >Phhheeewwww! >This may be one of the stupidest cards I've seen. It ranks right up there >with Goodnight Sweet Prince, Death to the Brujah! (What Brujah DOESN'T >want to get into combat?), and the Newly Rewritten Elder Kindred Network. >The only use I can see it having is if your vampire has Fame on it. >And that doesn't even seem that worth it... >Please flame me and tell me I'm being stupid, because I'd really like to >see more applications of this card. Enlighten me!!! >-Zach Block with a wimp vampire and then have your elder send him and a high generation enemy vamp to torpor for a mere 3 blood. Even if he gets out it will cost him 2 and another action. If not then maybe he can still be diabliarized. Rory

Zach Haffey <haf...@ux1.cso.uiuc.edu> writes: >> Legacy of Power Reaction 3 blood >> Requires a ready Prince, Justicar or Inner Circle member. >> Only usable when a vampire you control enters combat. A second vampire >> you control may play this card to end combat. Tap the second vampire. >> Combat ends. Both vampires engaged in combat go to torpor. >> Artist: Steve Casper Rarity: Uncommon >> >Phhheeewwww! >This may be one of the stupidest cards I've seen. It ranks right up there >with Goodnight Sweet Prince, Death to the Brujah! (What Brujah DOESN'T >want to get into combat?), and the Newly Rewritten Elder Kindred Network. >The only use I can see it having is if your vampire has Fame on it. >And that doesn't even seem that worth it... >Please flame me and tell me I'm being stupid, because I'd really like to >see more applications of this card. Enlighten me!!! It's useful against a rush deck - one that promises to send your vampire to torpor (or even burn it) with : Any vampire with an Ivory Bow or Flame Thrower, Brujah with an armload of Sewer Lids, Toreador with an RPG, Gangrel with Claws, etc. As long as you're going to torpor, you can take the opposing vampire with you, and possibly help keep the rest of your vampires from the same fate. -- L. Scott Johnson (sjoh...@math.sc.edu) | If thine enemy wrong thee, http://www.math.sc.edu/~sjohnson | buy each of his children Graphics Specialist and V:tES Rulemonger. | a drum.

On Sun, 21 Apr 1996, Zach Haffey wrote: > > Legacy of Power Reaction 3 blood > > Requires a ready Prince, Justicar or Inner Circle member. > > Only usable when a vampire you control enters combat. A second vampire > > you control may play this card to end combat. Tap the second vampire. > > Combat ends. Both vampires engaged in combat go to torpor. > > Artist: Steve Casper Rarity: Uncommon > > > Phhheeewwww! > This may be one of the stupidest cards I've seen. It ranks right up there > with Goodnight Sweet Prince, Death to the Brujah! (What Brujah DOESN'T > want to get into combat?), and the Newly Rewritten Elder Kindred Network. > The only use I can see it having is if your vampire has Fame on it. > And that doesn't even seem that worth it... > Please flame me and tell me I'm being stupid, because I'd really like to > see more applications of this card. Enlighten me!!! > > -Zach > Actually, it has its uses. Especially against clans that use aggravated damage and Amaranth. If you assume that at the very least your vampire is going to Torpor, at most burned, then this is a good way to save them (all assuming you don't have other ways to save them). Depending on your opponent, it might be worth putting them in torpor. They can either spend another minion action getting them out, or let them sit there and hope they survive to get themself out next round. Or, combining it with a Minor Boon could be useful.

Forest of Shadows - Master, Nosferatu Playing for Keeps - Master, Ante Affecting Nosferatu Hosting - Master, Nosferatu Legacy of Power - Reaction, Inner Circle

[ quoted text not captured ] Actually Forest of Shadows is for Malkavian not Nosferatu. Or so I recall. Aito...@Aol.Com