Thanks for clearing some things up. What I was trying to get at with my
first question concerning FoM was this:
Vamp A plays +2 stealth on his action and Vamp B comes up with +2
intercept to block. In combat Vamp A plays FoM at superior. In order to
intercept Vamp A again, what can Vamp B do?
1)Play a Cat's Guidance and come up with one more +1 intercept.
2)Play a wake and one additional +1 intercept.
3)Play a wake/Cat's guidance and start over again with intercept, now
needing +3 intercept.
Again, thanks for your help...
Alex
ALEX HARMON wrote:
>
> Thanks for clearing some things up. What I was trying to get at with my
> first question concerning FoM was this:
>
> Vamp A plays +2 stealth on his action and Vamp B comes up with +2
> intercept to block. In combat Vamp A plays FoM at superior. In order to
> intercept Vamp A again, what can Vamp B do?
>
> 1)Play a Cat's Guidance and come up with one more +1 intercept.
If vamp A had played Cat's Guidance before the combat to untap,
then he could come up with one more intercept and block again, yes.
Cat's Guidance has to be played when the action is blocked, and the
RT has ruled that this means before the resulting combat.
> 2)Play a wake and one additional +1 intercept.
Yes.
> 3)Play a wake/Cat's guidance and start over again with intercept, now
> needing +3 intercept.
Not necessary.
All stealth and intercept modifiers remain in effect for the duration
of the action, not just the duration of the block attempt.
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