Hi I have a couple of questions regarding Jyhad for Tom Wylie or anyone:
1) My opponent had a Renagade Garou in play. The text on the card says
that "Garou can attack a minion as a (D) action....". My opponent wanted
to attack one of my _tapped_ vampires. Can he do this? Could my tapped
vampire defend itself?
2) One of my vampires is in combat with an ally of my opponent (let's
say the Garou, for continuity). My vampire is armed with a stake. The
stake says "If more than one damage is inflicted by the stake in a
combat, the victim is paralyzed. If this is the case the stake is given
to the victim." Can I use the stake against the ally. If I do two
damage with the stake (say i have a press card) is the ally paralyzed?
What happens to a paralyzed ally?
3) One of the players in the game has aqquired "Curse of Nitocris".
What happens to the card if the player is ousted from the game before he
has the chance to pass the curse on? Does the card go the ash-heap of
the player to whome the card belongs, or to the ash-heap of the last
player to be in control of it?
Thanks.
Peter Jack
peter.jack@onlinesys.com
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peter.jac@onlinesys.com (Peter Jac) writes:
>
> Hi I have a couple of questions regarding Jyhad for Tom Wylie or anyone:
>
> 1) My opponent had a Renagade Garou in play. The text on the card says
>that "Garou can attack a minion as a (D) action....". My opponent wanted
>to attack one of my _tapped_ vampires. Can he do this? Could my tapped
>vampire defend itself?
>
Yes (as long as it's not in torpor). Yes.
> 2) One of my vampires is in combat with an ally of my opponent (let's
>say the Garou, for continuity). My vampire is armed with a stake. The
>stake says "If more than one damage is inflicted by the stake in a
>combat, the victim is paralyzed. If this is the case the stake is given
>to the victim." Can I use the stake against the ally. If I do two
>damage with the stake (say i have a press card) is the ally paralyzed?
>What happens to a paralyzed ally?
Special effects work only against vampires because that is the nature
of vampirism. Aggravated damage is normal damage against allies/retainers.
Paralysis sends the victim to torpor. Non-vampires do not go to torpor.
Rotschreck is a psychological condition which afflicts vampires in the
Masquerade rules - (even though some might dispute it - we play it
only on vampires).
Think about it. What would a wooden stake do to an Arms Dealer? Nothing
special.
> 3) One of the players in the game has aqquired "Curse of Nitocris".
>What happens to the card if the player is ousted from the game before he
>has the chance to pass the curse on? Does the card go the ash-heap of
>the player to whome the card belongs, or to the ash-heap of the last
>player to be in control of it?
>
The card is burned. The owner. See "The Golden Rule of Card Ownership"
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Peter Jac <peter.jac@onlinesys.com> wrote:
> 1) My opponent had a Renagade Garou in play. The text on the card says
>that "Garou can attack a minion as a (D) action....". My opponent wanted
>to attack one of my _tapped_ vampires. Can he do this? Could my tapped
>vampire defend itself?
Using the Garou, Wynn, a Bum's Rush, and so on allows you to attack any
ready minion/vampire, even if that minion is tapped. The tapped minion
can defend itself in the resulting combat; creatures tap to act or to
block, not to enter combat.
> 2) One of my vampires is in combat with an ally of my opponent (let's
>say the Garou, for continuity). My vampire is armed with a stake. The
>stake says "If more than one damage is inflicted by the stake in a
>combat, the victim is paralyzed. If this is the case the stake is given
>to the victim." Can I use the stake against the ally. If I do two
>damage with the stake (say i have a press card) is the ally paralyzed?
>What happens to a paralyzed ally?
I think a paralyze strike just does normal damage if used against an
ally (so Rowan Ring is useless against such), but I have not
receive confirmation of that.
> 3) One of the players in the game has aqquired "Curse of Nitocris".
>What happens to the card if the player is ousted from the game before he
>has the chance to pass the curse on? Does the card go the ash-heap of
>the player to whome the card belongs, or to the ash-heap of the last
>player to be in control of it?
When you're ousted from the game, all the cards you own are burned, and
go to your ash heap, regardless of where those cards are at the time.
Note that the owner of the Curse is always its controller, even though others
are deciding where it moves to next.
Tom Wylie rec.games.deckmaster Network Representative for
aahz@hal.com Wizards of the Coast, Inc.