Two "other" questions

If you play an "out-of-turn" master, are you then unable to play another one until after your next master phase? ie...can you sudden reverse one players master card, and then when he plays another, sudden reverse that one also... How exactly does the Anarch Troublemaker work? It says to either tap two vampires or destroy a piece of equipment...if this is done give the card to your prey (or something close to that). What is meant by "this"? Does the card only go to your prey if you destroy equipment, or tap vampires, or either one? Is the card put into play in one round and then not able to be used until the next round, or is it played out of your hand and used right away? When can it be used (master phase only, or any time, or just on your turn)? After it goes to the next person, do they need to use a master phase action to use it or can they use it right away? Thanks in advance. Shawn

In article <20020111200503...@mb-mb.aol.com>, Damage Inc SKB <damage...@aol.com> wrote: >If you play an "out-of-turn" master, are you then unable to play another one >until after your next master phase? ie...can you sudden reverse one players >master card, and then when he plays another, sudden reverse that one also... Rulebook, section 1.6.2: "You may not play a second out-of-turn card against the same master phase[...]" >How exactly does the Anarch Troublemaker work? As printed. >It says to either tap two >vampires or destroy a piece of equipment...if this is done give the card to >your prey (or something close to that). What is meant by "this"? Does the >card only go to your prey if you destroy equipment, or tap vampires, or either >one? Is the card put into play in one round and then not able to be used until >the next round, or is it played out of your hand and used right away? When can >it be used (master phase only, or any time, or just on your turn)? After it >goes to the next person, do they need to use a master phase action to use it or >can they use it right away? Card text: "During your untap phase, you may tap up to two vampires your prey controls or burn a piece of equipment belonging to a minion your prey controls. If this is done, your prey takes control of the Troublemaker. Burn Troublemaker if his or her controller is ousted from the game." 'This' refers to 'you may tap up to two vampires your prey controls or burn a piece of equipment belonging to a minion your prey controls.' gomi -- Blood, guts, guns, cuts Knives, lives, wives, nuns, sluts

"Gomi no Sensei" <go...@panix.com> wrote in message news:a1o49c$bre$1...@panix1.panix.com... > Card text: > > "During your untap phase, you may tap up to two vampires your prey controls or > burn a piece of equipment belonging to a minion your prey controls. If this is > done, your prey takes control of the Troublemaker. Burn Troublemaker if his or > her controller is ousted from the game." > > 'This' refers to 'you may tap up to two vampires your prey controls or > burn a piece of equipment belonging to a minion your prey controls.' In other words : during your master phase, you use a master phase action to put this card in play. One cthe card is in play, you can wait until any of your next untap phase to tap it. When you tap Anarch Troublemaker, you choose one of the following : destroy one of your prey's equipment, or else tap up to two of his vampires (it doesn't affect ally by the way). Once this is done, you lose control of the Anarch Troublemaker. Give it to your prey, which can use it against his own prey later. The Anarch Troublemaker staysin play until the end of the game, except if the guy with the Anarch Troublemaker is ousted. I hope this is clear now. reyda

Gomi no Sensei <go...@panix.com> wrote: > In article <20020111200503...@mb-mb.aol.com>, > Damage Inc SKB <damage...@aol.com> wrote: >>If you play an "out-of-turn" master, are you then unable to play another one >>until after your next master phase? ie...can you sudden reverse one players >>master card, and then when he plays another, sudden reverse that one also... > Rulebook, section 1.6.2: "You may not play a second out-of-turn card against > the same master phase[...]" Can you play a second OOT master if Synesios uses his ability, and you gain an extra Master Phase [the only way to gain one outside of the Master Phase itself as far as I can tell]? Can you use Synesios's ability more than once per turn?

Jozxyqk wrote: > > Rulebook, section 1.6.2: "You may not play a second out-of-turn card against > > the same master phase[...]" > > Can you play a second OOT master if Synesios uses his ability, and you gain an > extra Master Phase [the only way to gain one outside of the Master Phase > itself as far as I can tell]? No. See card text for the actual ability in question. > Can you use Synesios's ability more than once > per turn? Moot, since you cannot meet the requirements more than once between your master phases. -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and tournament rules: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

In message <3C404415...@white-wolf.com>, LSJ <vtesrep@white- wolf.com> writes: >Moot, since you cannot meet the requirements more than once between your >master phases. But, unlike some years ago, I can play sudden reversal on player B's turn, square away the debt in my master phase and then in my minion phase play Gangrel Conspiracy, right? Actually, [LSJ 19990114 - "Re: Out of turn Master Cards (was: [Deck] Obf/Cel guns with Tiberius)"] confirms that I've got this one right, I hope. (Previously, you couldn't play them until the end of your next turn.) -- James Coupe You remind me of the babe. What babe? PGP 0x5D623D5D The babe with the power. What power? EBD690ECD7A1FB457CA2 Power of voodoo. Who do? 13D7E668C3695D623D5D You do. Do what? Remind me of the babe.

James Coupe wrote: > But, unlike some years ago, I can play sudden reversal on player B's > turn, square away the debt in my master phase and then in my minion > phase play Gangrel Conspiracy, right? Right. [ quoted text not captured ]