rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

USE ADICIONAL STRIKES AFTER GOING TO TORPOR?

5 messages from 5 participants · 16 May 1996 – 18 May 1996
original thread on Google Groups

JOSE_MARIA_TAGARRO_MARTI

If a player does enough damage to send a vampire to torpor or to burn any miniom, can this miniom use any aditional strike, if he hasn't use any aditional strike, of course? And, can I use a dodge in an aditional strike to prevent the damage of the opponent's strike played before the aditional strikes? ----- THANKS -----

L. Scott Johnson

In article <4nekq7$5...@diable.upc.es>, JOSE_MARIA_TAGARRO_MARTI <EI450...@xus.upc.es> wrote: > If a player does enough damage to send a vampire to torpor or to burn >any miniom, can this miniom use any aditional strike, if he hasn't use any >aditional strike, of course? No. After each strike resolution you check for a vampire going to torpor (or being burned). If one of the combatants is burned or in torpor after any given strike resolution, combat ends then and there. No further strikes are possible. > And, can I use a dodge in an aditional strike to prevent the damage of >the opponent's strike played before the aditional strikes? No. Each pair of strikes (your and your opponents) occur at the same time (or close to it - if one was at first strike). Your later strikes cannot be applied to prior strikes.

Errol T

[ quoted text not captured ] So....... Can you dodge an additional strike? Errol T.

James Puzzo

Errol T (etre...@compusmart.ab.ca) wrote: : >No. Each pair of strikes (your and your opponents) occur at the same time : >(or close to it - if one was at first strike). Your later strikes cannot : >be applied to prior strikes. : : So....... Can you dodge an additional strike? Not unless you've provided yourself with your own additional strike phase. -spongy

REF

Errol T <etre...@compusmart.ab.ca> wrote: >So....... Can you dodge an additional strike? >Errol T. Only if you have an additional strike yourself. Rory