The card Betrayer has been subject to much debate in my playing group.
Could you please post or email me a solid explanation of what the card
does exactly. Thanx.
Greg Zuvich |ju...@gladstone.uoregon.edu
"In Deo Gloria Est" -Medieval Latin Proverb.
The person picks an uncontrolled vampire when they play Betrayer.
If the victim wishes to pay to guess which of your vampires is the
Betrayer, she guesses by name. So she wouldn't say "your middle
uncontrolled vampire is the betrayer", but rather "Gilbert is the betrayer".
If she guesses correctly, Betrayer is burned.
Tom Wylie rec.games.trading-cards.* Network Representative for
aa...@hal.com Wizards of the Coast, Inc.
In article <Pine.SOL.3.91.941208182648.15536D-100000@gladstone>, Greg
Zuvich <ju...@gladstone.uoregon.edu> wrote:
[ quoted text not captured ]
OK, you are playing Jyhad, and an opponent pulls out vampire A. You know
that one of your uncontrolled vampires, is a vampire A (lets say you have
3 uncontrolled vampires). So you play the Betrayer on your OPPONENT'S
vampire. He (I can't remember if its the Methuselah or the Vampire
itself), then loses 1 blood every round during the untap phase. He can
also spend one extra blood to guess which of your uncontrolled vampires is
the same as the one with the betrayer on it. If he guesses correctly, the
betrayer is burned.
Sam
--
sam.b...@diamond.gslis.ucla.edu