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The 'Pulled Fangs' card can be played when the acting minion
inflicts more damage than the blocking one in a round.
In this comparison of damages, can i consider the damage
inflicted with 'additional strikes'. If yes, the coordinated use of
'additional strikes' and 'pulled fangs' would be VERY efficient.
David.
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Before I could do anything to stop it, David Chamont wrote:
> The 'Pulled Fangs' card can be played when the acting minion
> inflicts more damage than the blocking one in a round.
Actually, Pulled Fangs doesn't care who is acting or who is blocking. It
only refers to a minion doing more damage than another minion at close
range. Acting and blocking don't come in to it.
> In this comparison of damages, can i consider the damage
> inflicted with 'additional strikes'. If yes, the coordinated use of
> 'additional strikes' and 'pulled fangs' would be VERY efficient.
Yes, you can and yes, it is. I had been doing serious damage to my prey
with a Famed Dominating bleeder the other night. Suddenly he leapt at the
chance to block her (I should have caught on and played a stealth card)
and pulled this very combo on me. She was low blood for quick torpor
action, so he whacked her for 2 and then pulled her fangs, burning her in
the process. A nasty bit of business, that.
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liver as will clog the foot of a flea, I'll eat the | Brian Wilson
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Brian Wilson <bwi...@gate.net> wrote:
>She was low blood for quick torpor
>action, so he whacked her for 2 and then pulled her fangs, burning her in
>the process. A nasty bit of business, that.
Actually, the damage from the Pulled Fangs is assessed separately from
any damage done by strikes, so you are just applying 1 aggravated damage
to the vampire, and 1 aggravated damage is incapable of burning anything.
Tom Wylie rec.games.trading-cards.* Network Representative for
aa...@hal.com Wizards of the Coast, Inc.
Before I could do anything to stop it, Tom Wylie wrote:
> >She was low blood for quick torpor
> >action, so he whacked her for 2 and then pulled her fangs, burning her in
> >the process. A nasty bit of business, that.> Actually, the damage from the Pulled Fangs is assessed separately from
> any damage done by strikes, so you are just applying 1 aggravated damage
> to the vampire, and 1 aggravated damage is incapable of burning anything.
Hmmm... you're right. He won't get away with that again!
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