If I remember correctly, a minion receives the NRA taint when the
action resolves - that is, when it ends successfully or is blocked.
Suppose Vampire A bleeds and is blocked. Vampire A receives the NRA
taint. Vampire A plays Form of Mist at superior to continue the
action. Vampire B plays Mask of a Thousand Faces to become the acting
minion, untapping Vampire A. Vampire B successfully bleeds and
receives the NRA taint. Vampire A, though untapped, cannot now perform
a bleed action because it has received the NRA taint due to being
blocked.
Is this correct?
- Ben Peal
ben...@gmail.com wrote:
> If I remember correctly, a minion receives the NRA taint when the
> action resolves - that is, when it ends successfully or is blocked.
Correct.
> Suppose Vampire A bleeds and is blocked. Vampire A receives the NRA
> taint. Vampire A plays Form of Mist at superior to continue the
> action. Vampire B plays Mask of a Thousand Faces to become the acting
> minion, untapping Vampire A. Vampire B successfully bleeds and
> receives the NRA taint. Vampire A, though untapped, cannot now perform
> a bleed action because it has received the NRA taint due to being
> blocked.
>
> Is this correct?
Yes.
Blooded Sand wrote:
> If true, another question:
> A bleeds.
> B attempts block
> C Mask1k to continue
> Can A bleed again after action resolution?
Yes.
Blooded Sand wrote:
> If true, another question:
> A bleeds.
> B attempts block
> C Mask1k to continue
> Can A bleed again after action resolution?
Yes. The previous bleed action did not resolve while A was acting.
That is, A's action did not end successfully, nor was it blocked, so
A did not receive the NRA taint.
- Ben Peal
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YES!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you thank you thank you.
Um, Ben, you don't mind that every single person in my playgroup is now
going to hate you, right?
Blooded Sand wrote:
> Um, Ben, you don't mind that every single person in my playgroup is now
> going to hate you, right?
Tell them to take a number. ;)
- Ben Peal
> If I remember correctly, a minion receives the NRA taint when the
> action resolves - that is, when it ends successfully or is blocked.
Can someone please explain to me why the word "taint" was chosen to
describe this effect?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taint_%28slang%29
LSJ escreveu:
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Interesting.
I assume that, in the above example, Form of Mist at superior and other
combat effects Vampire A might have played do count for Mask of a
Thousand Faces' playing restriction ("Not usable if any action
modifiers or other effects have been used that could not have been used
if this vampire were the acting vampire"). Is this correct?
Abraço,
Luiz Mello
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The key text you quoted was "or other effects". Form of Mist is one of
those effects, so a Masking minion would have to have the capability of
playing that effect in order to Mask.
witness1
-believe the lie.
Clément wrote:
> I assume that, in the above example, Form of Mist at superior and other
> combat effects Vampire A might have played do count for Mask of a
> Thousand Faces' playing restriction ("Not usable if any action
> modifiers or other effects have been used that could not have been used
> if this vampire were the acting vampire"). Is this correct?
Yes, all effects count when checking for "action modifiers or other effects".
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The idea is not the 20+ masks. will have deck posted after our
storyline tourney, cos the shock value against those i play with will
be so much better!