On my predator's turn, he sends in a minion to bleed me, which I
block. During combat, I send him into torpor, and play an 'Armanath' card
which lets me diablerise (sp?) the minion instead of letting it go to
torpor.
He calls for a Bloodhunt. Since it is on his turn, can I play
reaction cards such as Surprise Influence (which lets me gain votes)? Can I
cancel the Bloodhunt vote with a Delaying Tactics or Elder Kindred Network?
If the vote ultimately fails, can I throw a Political Backlash and make him
loose two pool?
WHO gets to vote on a bloodhunt? I know that primogen,
princes, and Justicars get their votes.. but what about Meth's? Can cards
be thrown in to increase the vote count? Can this be intercepted in any
way?
Joseph < mcev...@matrix.newpaltz.edu >
mcev...@matrix.newpaltz.edu (joseph mcevoy) writes:
> He calls for a Bloodhunt. Since it is on his turn, can I play
>reaction cards such as Surprise Influence (which lets me gain votes)? Can I
>cancel the Bloodhunt vote with a Delaying Tactics or Elder Kindred Network?
>If the vote ultimately fails, can I throw a Political Backlash and make him
>loose two pool?
A bloodhunt vote (after diablerie) is not an action, so action/reaction
cards cannot be played to modify it in any way (regardless of whose
turn it is). So, "No" to all of the above.
> WHO gets to vote on a bloodhunt? I know that primogen,
>princes, and Justicars get their votes.. but what about Meth's? Can cards
>be thrown in to increase the vote count? Can this be intercepted in any
>way?
Yes, Methuselahs can gain votes from titled vampires, from burning
PA cards, and from turning in the Edge.
No, the bloodhunt vote cannot be intercepted in any way, since it is
not an action.
> Joseph < mcev...@matrix.newpaltz.edu >
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> He calls for a Bloodhunt. Since it is on his turn, can I play
>reaction cards such as Surprise Influence (which lets me gain votes)?
Can I
>cancel the Bloodhunt vote with a Delaying Tactics or Elder Kindred
Network?
>If the vote ultimately fails, can I throw a Political Backlash and make
him
>loose two pool?
No to all the above questions. Reaction cards may only be played on
another's turn, but they may also be played only in response to actions.
A bloodhunt vote is not an action, so no modifiers or reaction cards are
permitted.
> WHO gets to vote on a bloodhunt? I know that primogen,
>princes, and Justicars get their votes.. but what about Meth's? Can
cards
>be thrown in to increase the vote count?
Yes.
>Can this be intercepted in any way?
No.
Curt Adams (curt...@aol.com)
sjoh...@math.scarolina.edu (L. Scott Johnson) wrote:
>mcev...@matrix.newpaltz.edu (joseph mcevoy) writes:
>>> He calls for a Bloodhunt. Since it is on his turn, can I play
>>reaction cards such as Surprise Influence (which lets me gain votes)? Can I
>>cancel the Bloodhunt vote with a Delaying Tactics or Elder Kindred Network?
>>If the vote ultimately fails, can I throw a Political Backlash and make him
>>loose two pool?>>A bloodhunt vote (after diablerie) is not an action, so action/reaction
>cards cannot be played to modify it in any way (regardless of whose
>turn it is). So, "No" to all of the above.
Peace Joseph & Scott,
Also, note that Elder Kindred Network does NOT cancel politial actions. If
a PA has EKN played on it and the vote passes the EKN has no effect, NOT the
PA has no effect. I only mention as the way Joseph has his question phrased
he may think that EKN can cancel a PA, which it cannot.
Nil carborundum illigitimi,
James R. McClure Jr.
The OS/2 Apostle
<insert disclaimer here>
curt...@aol.com (CurtAdams) writes:
>No to all the above questions. Reaction cards may only be played on
>another's turn, but they may also be played only in response to actions.
>A bloodhunt vote is not an action, so no modifiers or reaction cards are
>permitted.>> WHO gets to vote on a bloodhunt? I know that primogen,
>>princes, and Justicars get their votes.. but what about Meth's? Can>cards>>be thrown in to increase the vote count?>Yes.
Hey, wait a minute! In the rules,it is stated that no
modifiers/reactions are permitted in a bloodhunt vote. Does this mean
one can use retainer/ally/master/equipment cards or edge to get more
votes?
Laura
la...@vipunen.hut.fi (L Tiilikainen) writes:
[snip]
(Re: bloodhunt votes)
>>>Can cards be thrown in to increase the vote count?>>Yes.>Hey, wait a minute! In the rules,it is stated that no
>modifiers/reactions are permitted in a bloodhunt vote. Does this mean
>one can use retainer/ally/master/equipment cards or edge to get more
>votes?
No modifiers or reactions (like Bewitching Oration or Dread Gaze), but
other cards, like Ventrue Headquarters, are OK, as are political action
cards (for the extra votes) and the Edge.
Curt Adams (curt...@aol.com)