[LSJ] Bleeding the Vine and Master:Trifle

Ok, this is simple. My prey plays a Galaric' Legacy I cancel Galaric' Legacy tapping the bleeding the vine, thus my prey recieves an additional MPA The question is, can my prey play *another* trifle? The same question would sum up if my prey had already 2 MPA (via anson, parthenon, etc) and as his first MPA plays a Trifle. If I cancel his Trifle, can he play another trifle as his second MPA? Thanks in advance Smiling Tom, The Anarch

Smiling Tom, The Anarch wrote: > Ok, this is simple. > My prey plays a Galaric' Legacy > I cancel Galaric' Legacy tapping the bleeding the vine, thus my prey > recieves an additional MPA > > The question is, can my prey play *another* trifle? No. A card canceled "as it is played" is still played. > The same question would sum up if my prey had already 2 MPA (via anson, > parthenon, etc) and as his first MPA plays a Trifle. If I cancel his Trifle, > can he play another trifle as his second MPA? No. -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

Smiling Tom, The Anarch wrote: :: Ok, this is simple. :: My prey plays a Galaric' Legacy :: I cancel Galaric' Legacy tapping the bleeding the vine, thus my :: prey recieves an additional MPA :: :: The question is, can my prey play *another* trifle? nope. A methuselah can play only one trifle each turn.

[ quoted text not captured ] From the online rulebook: "Some master cards are identified as trifles. When a Methuselah plays a trifle *(and it isn't canceled), she gains an additional master phase action. A Methuselah can only play one trifle each turn." *emphasis mine. If you cancel the trifle, you don't get the additional MPA.

"Jozxyqk" <jfeu...@eecs.tufts.edu> escribió en el mensaje news:7TqBa.1024710$3D1.600344@sccrnsc01... [ quoted text not captured ] Bleeding the vine gives you an additional MPA if I cancel you a master. >

Smiling Tom, The Anarch wrote: :: "Jozxyqk" <jfeu...@eecs.tufts.edu> escribió en el mensaje [ quoted text not captured ] yes but even this way, you can't play two trifles in a turn. the canceled one counts as played. (the same way a suddened giant blood count as played)