Eagle's Sight

In article <D0w59...@cs.dal.ca>, Joseph William Dixon <aa...@cfn.cs.dal.ca> wrote: > I have a friend who believes that Eagle's Sight (superior) means that >the action it's reacting against is automatically blocked. Is he right, >or does it actually just allow you to try and block an action that you >normally couldn't? [like a Direct action against another Methusela, or >the action of someone who isn't your prey or predator] It just allows you to block directed actions assuming your intercept >= stealth of said action. Same thing for Anneke.

I have a friend who believes that Eagle's Sight (superior) means that the action it's reacting against is automatically blocked. Is he right, or does it actually just allow you to try and block an action that you normally couldn't? [like a Direct action against another Methusela, or the action of someone who isn't your prey or predator] -- * Check out this URL for some links I like to use. * * http://www.cfn.cs.dal.ca/~aa343/Profile.html *

Superior Eagle's Sight simply allows the vampire to block the action even if that player couldn't have normally tried to. It must still overcome any stealth, not be Blood Bound to the acting vampire, etc. Tom Wylie rec.games.trading-cards.* Network Representative for aa...@cats.ucsc.edu Wizards of the Coast, Inc.

aa...@cats.ucsc.edu (Thomas R Wylie) writes: >Superior Eagle's Sight simply allows the vampire to block the action even >if that player couldn't have normally tried to. It must still overcome >any stealth, not be Blood Bound to the acting vampire, etc. If (as in a previous answer) the vampire using Eagle's sight can block a Day Operation action (and not even go to torpor, to boot!), then why can't Eagle's Sight be used to overcome Blood Bond? These two are the same (either both yes, or both no) as far as I can tell. ??? L. Scott Johnson

L. Scott Johnson <sjoh...@math.scarolina.edu> wrote: >If (as in a previous answer) the vampire using Eagle's sight can block >a Day Operation action (and not even go to torpor, to boot!)... That answer was incorrect. [ quoted text not captured ]