Thomas R Wylie#
Guillaume Comeau <gco...@etu.gel.ulaval.ca> wrote:
>"...Once you have decided not to block, you cannot back out even if the
>acting minion plays an action modifier..."
>
>Yet I remember having seen on the net you can decide to block with none of
>your vampires. Is this legal? So you can send a minion to block after a
>conditioning is declared...
Once it has been established that no one is going to block an action,
or all such attempts have failed, the action can no longer be blocked,
even if action modifiers are then used. So I can send my 1-bleed vampire
over to bleed you, find out that you aren't going to block (and that
the Anneke over there isn't), and then play Conditioning. The fact
that I have now modified my action doesn't let you block after all.
There are two things which *can* happen here, which might be what you saw:
-> It's fine for you to play reaction cards, such as Telepathic Counter,
at this point, since these aren't blocks.
-> Some reactions, such as Telepathic Misdirection, specifically give
a player another chance to block the action.
>Secondly, what's wrong with Talbot's chainsaw? This weapon costs you 3
>pool, on your next untap, as the vampire with the chainsaw is ready, a
>vampire you control loses 3 blood and your vampire will continue to lose
>blood until the vampire with the chainsaw goes to torpor!!
Exactly. Tablot's Chainsaw is *not* a nice card. Use at your own risk
(and lots of it...)
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