Same questions (for LSJ)

Hi! My newsreader somehow had a problem with my own message, so i couldn't read the answer. Let's try again... 1. What happens to a Vampire with Seeds of Corruption played on him at superior (not FoS) if he has no blood and must hunt? 2. Who gets the VP's if in a game with 3 players, one "ousts" (kills) both predator and prey at the same time? 3. If Vampire A plays Carrion Crows and Vampire B plays S:CE, does Vampire B takes the R damage from CC? Thanks again. .- Luis....@ip.pt

> 1. What happens to a Vampire with Seeds of Corruption played on him > at superior (not FoS) if he has no blood and must hunt? I'd say that since a vamp with seeds on him/her and at zero blood attempts to burn 2 blood, fails and continues the hunt action as normal. Same thing with one blood on the vamp in my opinion. (probably wouldn't hunt though :) > 2. Who gets the VP's if in a game with 3 players, one "ousts" (kills) both > predator and prey at the same time? The one that ousts the other two gets 2VP's. One for him/herself and one for his/her prey. Prey gets one VP for it's prey. > 3. If Vampire A plays Carrion Crows and Vampire B plays S:CE, does > Vampire B takes the R damage from CC? Nope. Combat ends before the damage resolution phase. As always, that's to the best of my knowledge. If you want it rock solid you'll have to wait until LSJ answers. Rovert

Robert Ekvall <rek...@hem.passagen.se> wrote: > > 1. What happens to a Vampire with Seeds of Corruption played on him > > at superior (not FoS) if he has no blood and must hunt? > > I'd say that since a vamp with seeds on him/her and at zero blood attempts to > burn 2 blood, fails and continues the hunt action as normal. Same thing with > one blood on the vamp in my opinion. (probably wouldn't hunt though :) Correct. And, if the action is successful, the vamp will end up with one blood. > > 2. Who gets the VP's if in a game with 3 players, one "ousts" (kills) both > > predator and prey at the same time? > > The one that ousts the other two gets 2VP's. One for him/herself and one for > his/her prey. Prey gets one VP for it's prey. Correct. [9.1] > > 3. If Vampire A plays Carrion Crows and Vampire B plays S:CE, does > > Vampire B takes the R damage from CC? > > Nope. Combat ends before the damage resolution phase. Correct. -- L. Scott Johnson (vte...@wizards.com) VTES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast. Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and DCI (tournament) rules: http://www.wizards.com/VTES/VTES_Rules.html -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==---------- http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own

>> I'd say that since a vamp with seeds on him/her and at zero blood attempts to >> burn 2 blood, fails and continues the hunt action as normal. Same thing with >> one blood on the vamp in my opinion. (probably wouldn't hunt though :) >Correct. >And, if the action is successful, the vamp will end up with one blood. So a vamp w/Superior Seeds on them with only 1 blood can attempt a bleed action, fail to burn the 2 blood and continue with that bleed action? Interesting... a0

On Tue, 02 Mar 1999 17:16:01 GMT, "AgentZero" <agen...@my-dejanews.com> wrote: >So a vamp w/Superior Seeds on them with only 1 blood can attempt a >bleed action, fail to burn the 2 blood and continue with that bleed action? >Interesting... Not with anything that costs blood though. If you attempted to Govern, you would burn two blood for attempting an action and then suddenly not have enough to pay for your Govern. Oops. Entertaining, but not especially unbalancing since after every action, they must hunt or have blood put ON them via Blood Doll, HG, or something. -- Derek (replying by email? remove the nospam from my domain :)

lor...@nospam.nineball.org (Derek S. Ray) wrote: > On Tue, 02 Mar 1999 17:16:01 GMT, "AgentZero" > <agen...@my-dejanews.com> wrote: > > >So a vamp w/Superior Seeds on them with only 1 blood can attempt a > >bleed action, fail to burn the 2 blood and continue with that bleed action? > >Interesting... > > Not with anything that costs blood though. If you attempted to > Govern, you would burn two blood for attempting an action and then > suddenly not have enough to pay for your Govern. Oops. Correct. When "failing" to burn two, you still end up burning as much as you can (in this case: one). [ quoted text not captured ]