1: If a vampire is brought down to 0 blood, can you still burn him with
only 1 ag. or is 2 ag needed.
2: If a vampire is going to torpor does combat end then and there? Of if
the attacking vampire has more strikes available can he still take off
more blood to try and eventually burn the dying vamp. To put him out of
his of her misory, of course. ;)
Thanx
Umbradomo, KMM
"Why just put a vampire in torpor, and worry about it again. When you
can put it out of it's misory, and fell much better. ;) :)
Before I could do anything to stop it, Kevin Masterson wrote:
> 1: If a vampire is brought down to 0 blood, can you still burn him with
> only 1 ag. or is 2 ag needed.
One is enough.
> 2: If a vampire is going to torpor does combat end then and there? Of if
> the attacking vampire has more strikes available can he still take off
> more blood to try and eventually burn the dying vamp. To put him out of
> his of her misory, of course. ;)
I think only Undead Persistence lets a vampire stay out of torpor until
the end of combat. Torpor is immediate.
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Brian Wilson <bwilson@gate.net> wrote:
>> 1: If a vampire is brought down to 0 blood, can you still burn him with
>> only 1 ag. or is 2 ag needed.>One is enough.
No, you would need two aggravated damage. The first sends the vampire
to torpor, and the second burns it since it's out of blood.
>> 2: If a vampire is going to torpor does combat end then and there? Of if
>> the attacking vampire has more strikes available can he still take off
>> more blood to try and eventually burn the dying vamp. To put him out of
>> his of her misory, of course. ;)>I think only Undead Persistence lets a vampire stay out of torpor until
>the end of combat. Torpor is immediate.
Sounds right (about UP being the only exception, I mean).
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aahz@hal.COM (Tom Wylie) writes:
>Brian Wilson <bwilson@gate.net> wrote:>>I think only Undead Persistence lets a vampire stay out of torpor until
>>the end of combat. Torpor is immediate.>Sounds right (about UP being the only exception, I mean).
Does UP supply a press each round (like trap) until three rounds pass with no
methuselahs playing cards, or do you have to come up with the presses
yourself (effectively invalidating the text on the UP card that states that
UP will continue until three rounds pass with no methuselahs playing cards)?
L. Scott Johnson
In article <38kvlb$7st@perv.hal.COM>, aahz@hal.COM (Tom Wylie) wrote:
> Brian Wilson <bwilson@gate.net> wrote:
> >> 1: If a vampire is brought down to 0 blood, can you still burn him with
> >> only 1 ag. or is 2 ag needed.
> >One is enough.
>
> No, you would need two aggravated damage. The first sends the vampire
> to torpor, and the second burns it since it's out of blood.
To clarify, 2 points of damage would be needed, but only 1 point would
need to be aggravated. Aggravated damage is counted last, so the first
(normal) point would be enough to send a zero-blood vampire into torpor,
and the second (aggravated) point would destroy it. Mind you, I don't
know what kind of strike would do 2 points with only one of those points
being aggravated, but I have not yet seen it all.
Neil Clennan
nclennan@umich.edu
In article <nclennan-2710941145470001@pm002-28.dialip.mich.net>,
Neil Clennan <nclennan@umich.edu> wrote:
>In article <38kvlb$7st@perv.hal.COM>, aahz@hal.COM (Tom Wylie) wrote:
>>> Brian Wilson <bwilson@gate.net> wrote:
>> >> 1: If a vampire is brought down to 0 blood, can you still burn him with
>> >> only 1 ag. or is 2 ag needed.
>> >One is enough.
>>
>> No, you would need two aggravated damage. The first sends the vampire
>> to torpor, and the second burns it since it's out of blood.>
>To clarify, 2 points of damage would be needed, but only 1 point would
>need to be aggravated. Aggravated damage is counted last, so the first
>(normal) point would be enough to send a zero-blood vampire into torpor,
>and the second (aggravated) point would destroy it. Mind you, I don't
>know what kind of strike would do 2 points with only one of those points
>being aggravated, but I have not yet seen it all.
>
>Neil Clennan
>nclennan@umich.edu
Here's a way.... hit someone to get him down to 0, then have a vampire with
Auspex play Fast Reaction and get into another fight with him (this one
having aggrivated damge, of course).
"Burn baby, burn...." ;)
Brent
L. Scott Johnson <sjohnson@math.scarolina.edu> wrote:
>Does UP supply a press each round (like trap) until three rounds pass with no
>methuselahs playing cards, or do you have to come up with the presses
>yourself (effectively invalidating the text on the UP card that states that
>UP will continue until three rounds pass with no methuselahs playing cards)?
The vampire will not go into torpor until combat ends, or three rounds
pass without cards having been played. The Persistence itself only provides
one optional press, so you would have to come up with other presses
elsewhere (from Trap, for example...)
Tom Wylie rec.games.deckmaster Network Representative for
aahz@hal.com Wizards of the Coast, Inc.