Q: Rameses Tomb

Is the blood put on an uncontrolled vampire by the Tomb of Rameses III considered a transfer? i.e. if a vampire has the tomb and somebody plays brainwash on her, when I make a transfer to an other vampire do I still "move one counter from the blood bank to this vampire"? Thanks in advance. Chris

Chris <SCA....@worldnet.att.net> wrote in article <32F9A1...@worldnet.att.net>... [ quoted text not captured ] This is not considered a transfer. The blood from the Tomb matches your transfers and comes from the blood bank. -- Steve Bucy I'd be better off undead... "Hmmm. I notice the number of conditional phrases in there... _seems_ to indicate a weakness, _may_ be vulnerable in theory." - G'Kar

Chris <SCA....@worldnet.att.net> writes: >Is the blood put on an uncontrolled vampire by the Tomb of Rameses III >considered a transfer? i.e. if a vampire has the tomb and somebody plays >brainwash on her, when I make a transfer to an other vampire do I still >"move one counter from the blood bank to this vampire"? Thanks in >advance. No, it is not a transfer. Transfers are imaginary counters that you spend in order to move blood from your pool to a vampire or vice versa. Any other mechanism involving the movement of blood is not considered a transfer. The Tomb isn't worded precisely enough in this respect (no surprises here), but still only counts blood moved to a vampire via transfers. So, while you can't transfer blood (to use the Tomb's sloppy terminology) to the Brainwashed Entombed vampire, blood you transfer to other vampires is matched by the blood bank to the Brainwashed Entombed vampire. -- L. Scott Johnson (sjoh...@math.sc.edu) | Kirk: How's Ensign Pilsbury? http://www.math.sc.edu/cgi-bin/sjohnson/home | McCoy: He's Bread, Jim. Graphics Specialist and V:tES Rulemonger. |