Madness Network: Out of Turn..

I have a question about the Madness Network and Out Of Turn master cards... Here's the situation. My predator has thoughtfully put out the Madness network and has been been bleeding me regularly for anywhere between 3 and 6 pool per bleed. I finally pull out a Malkavian of my own, and I have two "Major Boon" cards in my hand. After my prey finishes his turn, I send in my Malkavian to bleed, and the bleed is successful. Since it technically is not my turn, can I then throw down the Major boon and absorb the one bleed.. only to let my prey take the next +5 bleed my predator throws at me? Joseph.

mcev...@matrix.newpaltz.edu (joseph mcevoy) wrote: > Here's the situation. My predator has thoughtfully put out the >Madness network and has been been bleeding me regularly for anywhere between >3 and 6 pool per bleed. I finally pull out a Malkavian of my own, and I >have two "Major Boon" cards in my hand. After my prey finishes his turn, I >send in my Malkavian to bleed, and the bleed is successful. Since it >technically is not my turn, can I then throw down the Major boon and absorb >the one bleed.. only to let my prey take the next +5 bleed my predator >throws at me? Peace Joseph, Yes, you can. It isn't your turn, so you can play an OoTM on your own bleed. Nil carborundum illigitimi, James R. McClure Jr. The OS/2 Apostle <insert disclaimer here>

mcev...@matrix.newpaltz.edu (joseph mcevoy) writes: > I have a question about the Madness Network and Out Of Turn master >cards... > Here's the situation. My predator has thoughtfully put out the >Madness network and has been been bleeding me regularly for anywhere between >3 and 6 pool per bleed. I finally pull out a Malkavian of my own, and I >have two "Major Boon" cards in my hand. After my prey finishes his turn, I >send in my Malkavian to bleed, and the bleed is successful. Since it >technically is not my turn, can I then throw down the Major boon and absorb >the one bleed.. only to let my prey take the next +5 bleed my predator >throws at me? Of course. Not your turn is Not your turn. 'Though technically, you send your Malk over after your Prey has finished his Minion Phase, but before he starts his Transfer Phase. Not after his turn altogether. -- L. Scott Johnson (sjoh...@math.sc.edu) | These opinions are mine and http://www.math.sc.edu/~sjohnson | are subject to card text. Graphics Specialist and Jyhad Rulemonger. |