Relevant text:
[PRE] As above, and put this card on the opposing minion (ranged). The
striking vampire gets +1 bleed against this minion's controller. This
minion may burn this card as a +1 stealth action. A minion can have
only one Unholy Penance.
Well, the strike is applied, and the card is on the minion. Now the
problem is how to burn this card. Is the Unholy penance controlled by
the player that played it, so making this on my view an direct action
against that meth, or it is controlled by the minion controller, and
then to burn the card he must do a Undirected action?
Thanks in advance.
b.jacinto@gmail.com wrote:
> Relevant text:
>
> [PRE] As above, and put this card on the opposing minion (ranged). The
> striking vampire gets +1 bleed against this minion's controller. This
> minion may burn this card as a +1 stealth action. A minion can have
> only one Unholy Penance.
>
>
> Well, the strike is applied, and the card is on the minion. Now the
> problem is how to burn this card. Is the Unholy penance controlled by
> the player that played it, so making this on my view an direct action
> against that meth, or it is controlled by the minion controller, and
> then to burn the card he must do a Undirected action?
Minion cards are controlled by the methuselah they're in front of, by
default.
Master cards are controlled by the methuselah who played them, by default.
Unholy Penance is a minion card. Thus it is controlled by the controller
of the minion it is on.
SO, the action to burn it is undirected.
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Salem wrote:
> b.jacinto@gmail.com wrote:>> Relevant text:
>>
>> [PRE] As above, and put this card on the opposing minion (ranged). The
>> striking vampire gets +1 bleed against this minion's controller. This
>> minion may burn this card as a +1 stealth action. A minion can have
>> only one Unholy Penance.
>>
>>
>> Well, the strike is applied, and the card is on the minion. Now the
>> problem is how to burn this card. Is the Unholy penance controlled by
>> the player that played it, so making this on my view an direct action
>> against that meth, or it is controlled by the minion controller, and
>> then to burn the card he must do a Undirected action?>
> Minion cards are controlled by the methuselah they're in front of, by
> default.
>
> Master cards are controlled by the methuselah who played them, by default.
>
> Unholy Penance is a minion card. Thus it is controlled by the controller
> of the minion it is on.
>
> SO, the action to burn it is undirected.
Correct.