Political Questions

Hello All, When a vote is called, does the "vote" for the card (if there is one) get attributed to the Controlling Methuselah, or to the acting minion? Can that vote be cast against the vote? Bribes says votes cast in your favor gain the pool, what if you oppose your own vote? Is your favor against the vote? thanks Treetop Dave

Treetop Dave wrote: > > Hello All, > > When a vote is called, does the "vote" for the card (if there is one) get > attributed to the Controlling Methuselah, or to the acting minion? The former. > Can that vote be cast against the vote? Yes. It can also go uncast, at the Methuselah's discretion. > Bribes says votes cast in your favor gain the pool, what if you oppose your > own vote? Is your favor against the vote? No. "in your favor" means "for" the referendum you have called. -- 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/

LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote in message news:<3DD1048A...@white-wolf.com>... > Treetop Dave wrote: > > > > Hello All, > > > > When a vote is called, does the "vote" for the card (if there is one) get > > attributed to the Controlling Methuselah, or to the acting minion? > > The former. > > > Can that vote be cast against the vote? > > Yes. It can also go uncast, at the Methuselah's discretion. > > > Bribes says votes cast in your favor gain the pool, what if you oppose your > > own vote? Is your favor against the vote? > > No. "in your favor" means "for" the referendum you have called. Isn't this point moot though? The text of Bribes just says: "Gain 1 pool. Any other Methuselah who votes in your favor and does not vote against you gains 1 pool when the results of the referendum are tallied." You'd just gain 1 pool regardless of how you vote. Jeff

[ quoted text not captured ] It isn't moot for the other players - they don't have to vote to match how you cast the vote from the PA - they just have to vote in favor of the referendum you've called. [ quoted text not captured ]