[LSJ] Ritual of the Bitter Rose Q

Okay, this may have already been asked. Ritual of the Bitter Rose reads: "This card can be played as a combat card or an action modifier. Each ready vampire you control gains an amount of blood from the blood bank equal to the amount of blood on a vampire being burned either by diablerie or while in combat with this vampire." The only way a vampire can be burned during combat is if that Vampire suffers more Agg damage then it can prevent, correct? And this is because a vampire has no blood on it. Are there other ways of burning a vampire during combat? If not, then would a vampire gain 0 blood from using a Ritual of the Bitter Rose in combat, or the amount of blood on the Vampire prior to combat or something in between? Thanks! Larry

"Larry Lawrence" <bgkid...@aol.com> wrote in message news:29879327.01081...@posting.google.com... > Okay, this may have already been asked. > > Ritual of the Bitter Rose reads: > > "This card can be played as a combat card or an action modifier. Each > ready vampire you control gains an amount of blood from the blood bank > equal to the amount of blood on a vampire being burned either by > diablerie or while in combat with this vampire." > > The only way a vampire can be burned during combat is if that Vampire > suffers more Agg damage then it can prevent, correct? Nope. Amaranth. You can play it right after Amaranth and gain all the blood on the vampire. Matt

Matt Latham wrote: > "Larry Lawrence" <bgkid...@aol.com> wrote: > > Ritual of the Bitter Rose reads: > > > > "This card can be played as a combat card or an action modifier. Each > > ready vampire you control gains an amount of blood from the blood bank > > equal to the amount of blood on a vampire being burned either by > > diablerie or while in combat with this vampire." > > > > The only way a vampire can be burned during combat is if that Vampire > > suffers more Agg damage then it can prevent, correct? > > Nope. Amaranth. You can play it right after Amaranth and gain all the blood > on the vampire. Right. Also works well with decapitate. -- 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 <29879327.01081...@posting.google.com>, Larry Lawrence <bgkid...@aol.com> writes >"This card can be played as a combat card or an action modifier. Each >ready vampire you control gains an amount of blood from the blood bank >equal to the amount of blood on a vampire being burned either by >diablerie or while in combat with this vampire." > >The only way a vampire can be burned during combat is if that Vampire >suffers more Agg damage then it can prevent, correct? In general, without card text, yes. >And this is >because a vampire has no blood on it. Are there other ways of burning >a vampire during combat? Franciscus Julius Other torporising effect->Amaranth Infernal Familiar kicking in as they play a card. for example. -- James Coupe PGP Key: 0x5D623D5D EBD690ECD7A1F You scumbag, you maggot, you cheap lousy faggot B457CA213D7E6 Happy Christmas your arse, I pray God it's our last 68C3695D623D5D

"LSJ" <vte...@white-wolf.com> wrote in message news:3B7D7651...@white-wolf.com... > Matt Latham wrote: > > "Larry Lawrence" <bgkid...@aol.com> wrote: > > > Ritual of the Bitter Rose reads: > > > > > > "This card can be played as a combat card or an action modifier. Each > > > ready vampire you control gains an amount of blood from the blood bank > > > equal to the amount of blood on a vampire being burned either by > > > diablerie or while in combat with this vampire." Assuming you are playing Ritual of the Bitter Rose as a combat card....when does that happen? Actually during the combat? If so, doesn't that mean you can play...say 4 Ritual of the Bitter Rose at the same time to gain 4X blood? (X=blood on eaten vamp) Since RotBR is a combat card, and has no card text to state that it is limited to once per combat? Aaron

In message <Icjf7.8641$_q.12...@typhoon.mw.mediaone.net>, The Nosferatu Stuff <roans...@yahoo.com> writes >Assuming you are playing Ritual of the Bitter Rose as a combat card....when >does that happen? Actually during the combat? Yes, because it's a combat card. [ quoted text not captured ]

On Fri, 17 Aug 2001, LSJ wrote: > Matt Latham wrote: > > "Larry Lawrence" <bgkid...@aol.com> wrote: > > > Ritual of the Bitter Rose reads: [snip] > > > The only way a vampire can be burned during combat is if that Vampire > > > suffers more Agg damage then it can prevent, correct? > > > > Nope. Amaranth. You can play it right after Amaranth and gain all the blood > > on the vampire. > > Right. Also works well with decapitate. and possibly some sort of aggravated garotte strike, and then burn the garotte to burn them, and then ritual their bitter rose. salem.

"Matt Latham" <mla...@diamondtoolmfg.com> escribió en el mensaje news:9ljsha$ogb$1...@nntp1-cm.news.eni.net... [ quoted text not captured ] Or Entombment + Decapitate, perhaps? I'am currently playing a Theo Bell deck that uses to play either inferior Burning wrath+amaranth+RotBR or either undead strentgh+Disarm+Amaranth+RotBR. Add a few minion taps/taste of vitae for extra blood pumping. Tom,Mad&Co