Theft of Vitae question

Suppose that Blythe Candeleria and Masika St John are in combat with each other, each is on full blood, and each plays Theft of Vitae at superior. What is the end result? Both on 3 blood? Both on 1 blood? Something else?

Both at one blood. They both burn off the extra two blood they stole because they were already filled up.

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[ quoted text not captured ] Also not doing this to be a jerk, but incorrect. Both will end up at full blood, everything works simultaneously, and the blood doesn't drain off until the end. As so: 1) Both vampires declare strikes. Also any post-declaration, pre-resolution cards or effects are played. 2) Both vampires steal 2 blood - note that vampires *can* steal blood in excess of capacity, and it actually goes on them until... 3) Blood in excess of capacity drains off. Step number 2 involves the targetted vampire losing 2 blood and the thefting vampire gaining 2 blood, all as an indivisible action - no effects can happen in the middle of step 2 (such as blood draining off or Anathema kicking in). And since there are 2 vampires thefting, both of them steal the blood as part of "step 2".

[ quoted text not captured ] Correct. -- LSJ (vtesr...@TRAPwhite-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep (remove spam trap to reply) Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

Chris Berger wrote: > adam.hu...@gmail.com wrote: >>Both at one blood. >>They both burn off the extra two blood they stole because they were >>already filled up. > Also not doing this to be a jerk, but incorrect. Both will end up at > full blood, everything works simultaneously, and the blood doesn't > drain off until the end. As so: > 1) Both vampires declare strikes. Also any post-declaration, > pre-resolution cards or effects are played. > 2) Both vampires steal 2 blood - note that vampires *can* steal blood > in excess of capacity, and it actually goes on them until... > 3) Blood in excess of capacity drains off. > Step number 2 involves the targetted vampire losing 2 blood and the > thefting vampire gaining 2 blood, all as an indivisible action - no > effects can happen in the middle of step 2 (such as blood draining off > or Anathema kicking in). And since there are 2 vampires thefting, both > of them steal the blood as part of "step 2". LSJ Correct. ME: Ok thanks, did not know that.