Here's the question I had forgotten :-) :
When you decline to block a bleed, you can chose to, say, reduce the bleed.
If it is still to high or had been augmented, can the same vampire then opt
to deflect the modified bleed ?
Can you play an action modifier like Dawn Oo, then get some stealth modifier
and play it afterwards (thus putting the action at + 1 stealth, but leaving
the "aggravated option" if you're blocked) ?
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> Can you play an action modifier like Dawn Oo, then get some stealth
modifier
> and play it afterwards (thus putting the action at + 1 stealth, but
leaving
> the "aggravated option" if you're blocked) ?
ANd on the same principle, can you play both Neutral Guard sup (younger
vampires cannot block) and Damn Operation ? Or Daring the Dawn ?
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Orpheus wrote:
>
> Here's the question I had forgotten :-) :
>
> When you decline to block a bleed, you can chose to, say, reduce the bleed.
> If it is still to high or had been augmented, can the same vampire then opt
> to deflect the modified bleed ?
Yes.
> Can you play an action modifier like Dawn Oo, then get some stealth modifier
> and play it afterwards (thus putting the action at + 1 stealth, but leaving
> the "aggravated option" if you're blocked) ?
Yes.
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Orpheus wrote:
>
> > Can you play an action modifier like Dawn Oo, then get some stealth
> modifier
> > and play it afterwards (thus putting the action at + 1 stealth, but
> leaving
> > the "aggravated option" if you're blocked) ?
>
> ANd on the same principle, can you play both Neutral Guard sup (younger
> vampires cannot block) and Damn Operation ? Or Daring the Dawn ?
Yes.
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> > > Can you play an action modifier like Dawn Oo, then get some stealth
> > modifier
> > > and play it afterwards (thus putting the action at + 1 stealth, but
> > leaving
> > > the "aggravated option" if you're blocked) ?
> >
> > ANd on the same principle, can you play both Neutral Guard sup (younger
> > vampires cannot block) and Damn Operation ? Or Daring the Dawn ?
>
> Yes.
Thanks. And I've got to say that "damn operation" was a funny, if
unvolontary, lapsus linguae... :-)
On Wed, 03 Apr 2002 00:40:10 GMT, LSJ <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote:
>Orpheus wrote:>>
>> Here's the question I had forgotten :-) :
>>
>> When you decline to block a bleed, you can chose to, say, reduce the bleed.
>> If it is still to high or had been augmented, can the same vampire then opt
>> to deflect the modified bleed ?>
>Yes.
>
I thought there was a ruling that once you 'reduce the blood' via TC
or the like, that you have chosen to accept the bleed? And thus
cannot redirect it?
T
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Nope.
Reducing a bleed is not a declaration of "I don't block" and
certainly not of "I don't further react".
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>> Nope.> Reducing a bleed is not a declaration of "I don't block" and
> certainly not of "I don't further react".
So you can reduce and still decide to block ?
But you cannot bluff and say "I don't block", then reduce, and then finally
block, of course...?
And can you decline to block, deflect, and if it comes back to you decide to
block ?
Orpheus wrote:
>
> >> Nope.
> > Reducing a bleed is not a declaration of "I don't block" and
> > certainly not of "I don't further react".
>
> So you can reduce and still decide to block ?
Sure.
> But you cannot bluff and say "I don't block", then reduce, and then finally
> block, of course...?
Of course.
> And can you decline to block, deflect, and if it comes back to you decide to
> block ?
Changing the target of a bleed (or any action, for that matter) resets the
blocking opportunities.
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> > And can you decline to block, deflect, and if it comes back to you
decide to
> > block ?
>
> Changing the target of a bleed (or any action, for that matter) resets the
> blocking opportunities.
But it is still the same action, right ? So if I deflected one I shouldn't
be able to re-deflect with the same card, or even to reduce again with the
same card (1.6.3.) ?
Orpheus wrote:
>
> > > And can you decline to block, deflect, and if it comes back to you
> decide to
> > > block ?
> >
> > Changing the target of a bleed (or any action, for that matter) resets the
> > blocking opportunities.
>
> But it is still the same action, right ? So if I deflected one I shouldn't
Yes.
> be able to re-deflect with the same card, or even to reduce again with the
> same card (1.6.3.) ?
Not with the same minion, right.
A new minion could re-deflect or re-TC, though.
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"Orpheus" <orph...@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:<a8hdno$4p2$1...@wanadoo.fr>...
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No. Not with the same minion who reacted previously, anyway...
DaveZ
Atom Weaver
> But it is still the same action, right ? So if I deflected one I shouldn't
> be able to re-deflect with the same card, or even to reduce again with the
> same card (1.6.3.) ?
Other minions can play the same card. It is just the same minion which
can't play the same reaction.
"Orpheus" <orph...@wanadoo.fr> wrote in message news:<a8hdno$4p2$1...@wanadoo.fr>...
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Yes. So the same minion cannot play the same card. But, if he played
WWEF, he can still react (block or play another reaction card).
Jeroen