Hi,
Is a vampire who has been contested and is brought back into play
considered to be "moved into the ready region" and triggering the
storyline special rule for laibons to allow you to search for a card
if that vampire is a Laibon or is he out of play in the ready region?
On another note is a vampire who has a writ of Acceptance or an anarch
counter and is banished or in any other way moved into the
uncontrolled region considered to be a Camarilla/anarch when he is
"moved into the ready region"?
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Writ of Acceptance
Type: Equipment
Equipment.
The vampire with this equipment is considered a Camarilla vampire
Seattle Committee
Type: Master
Unique master.
Put this card in play. During your master phase, you may tap this card
to put an anarch counter on a ready non-titled, non-anarch vampire you
control. A vampire with an anarch counter is considered anarch (and
independent) even if this card leaves play. If a vampire with an
anarch counter changes sects, burn the counter.
Rule from the storyline:
Laibon Vampires
In this Storyline Event the Laibon are one step ahead of the other
sects. Methuselahs that move one or
more Laibon vampires into their ready region during their influence
phase, can search their library for
any card, reveal it to all players, and move it to their hand during
their discard phase (shuffle
afterwards).
Thanks
Abdul alHazred wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is a vampire who has been contested and is brought back into play
> considered to be "moved into the ready region" and triggering the
> storyline special rule for laibons to allow you to search for a card
> if that vampire is a Laibon or is he out of play in the ready region?
"during their influence phase"
So, no.
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Abdul alHazred wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is a vampire who has been contested and is brought back into play
> considered to be "moved into the ready region" and triggering the
> storyline special rule for laibons to allow you to search for a card
> if that vampire is a Laibon or is he out of play in the ready region?
The storyline rule is "during your influence phase", so winning a contest (which
returns the Laibon to play during your untap phase) doesn't qualify.
> On another note is a vampire who has a writ of Acceptance or an anarch
> counter and is banished or in any other way moved into the
> uncontrolled region considered to be a Camarilla/anarch when he is
> "moved into the ready region"?
No. He's still carrying the Writ, so he's still Camarilla. Non-Independent
vampires cannot be anarch, by the rules.
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> Is a vampire who has been contested and is brought back into play
> considered to be "moved into the ready region" and triggering the
> storyline special rule for laibons to allow you to search for a card
> if that vampire is a Laibon or is he out of play in the ready region?
The storyline rule is "during your influence phase", so winning a
contest (which
returns the Laibon to play during your untap phase) doesn't qualify.
- Thank you, sorry. I mean does a vampire that is out of play and is
returned into play considered to be "moved into the ready region"
fulfilling _that requirement of the storyline special rule to be
allowed to search for a card?
> On another note is a vampire who has a writ of Acceptance or an anarch
> counter and is banished or in any other way moved into the
> uncontrolled region considered to be a Camarilla/anarch when he is
> "moved into the ready region"?
No. He's still carrying the Writ, so he's still Camarilla. Non-
Independent
vampires cannot be anarch, by the rules.
- This is not so much concerning the storyline as per se, since the
Mozambique allure isnt placed on the vampire and doesnt remain in
play, but the question arose if it was a permanent marker that
remained on the vampire and I wanted to still my curiosity in case
this could prove useful in other decks.
Thanks
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Abdul alHazred wrote:
>> Is a vampire who has been contested and is brought back into play
>> considered to be "moved into the ready region" and triggering the
>> storyline special rule for laibons to allow you to search for a card
>> if that vampire is a Laibon or is he out of play in the ready region?>
>
>
> The storyline rule is "during your influence phase", so winning a
> contest (which
> returns the Laibon to play during your untap phase) doesn't qualify.
>
> - Thank you, sorry. I mean does a vampire that is out of play and is
> returned into play considered to be "moved into the ready region"
> fulfilling _that requirement of the storyline special rule to be
> allowed to search for a card?
It is moved to the ready region, yes.
But that doesn't allow you to search for a card by the storyline special rule,
since the storyline special rule specifies "during your influence phase".
>> On another note is a vampire who has a writ of Acceptance or an anarch
>> counter and is banished or in any other way moved into the
>> uncontrolled region considered to be a Camarilla/anarch when he is
>> "moved into the ready region"?>
> No. He's still carrying the Writ, so he's still Camarilla. Non-
> Independent
> vampires cannot be anarch, by the rules.
>
> - This is not so much concerning the storyline as per se, since the
> Mozambique allure isnt placed on the vampire and doesnt remain in
> play, but the question arose if it was a permanent marker that
> remained on the vampire and I wanted to still my curiosity in case
> this could prove useful in other decks.
He doesn't have a permanent marker. He lost the marker when he held the Writ.
Seattle Committee: "If a vampire with an anarch counter changes sects, burn the
counter."
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I think that holding writ or being anarch were two different examples
of the situation and question was will the originally laibon vampire
that were banished after changing sect trigger the special rule...
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The question wasn't about whether or not the vampire gets to keep the
anarch counter when equipping a Writ. It was 'If a vampire who has an
anarch counter (or a Writ of Acceptance), would it be considered an
anarch vampire (or a camarilla vampire) when influenced up after a
banishment?'
a-e wrote:
>> Abdul alHazred wrote:>>>> On another note is a vampire who has a writ of Acceptance or an anarch
>>>> counter and is banished or in any other way moved into the
>>>> uncontrolled region considered to be a Camarilla/anarch when he is
>>>> "moved into the ready region"?>> I think that holding writ or being anarch were two different examples
> of the situation and question was will the originally laibon vampire
> that were banished after changing sect trigger the special rule...
>
Ah. That could be.
Sure. Banishment won't shake off cards, counters, or even tokenless things.
Everything is remembered, just like it is through a contestation.