Newbie Questions

please explain the Madness Network. Our playing group only let's Malks hunt inbetween each player's turn. What actions can be taken? thanks joe- the tale bearer

<U10...@uicvm.uic.edu> writes: >please explain the Madness Network. Our playing group only let's Malks hunt > inbetween each player's turn. What actions can be taken? > joe- the tale bearer Any action may be taken that does not require an action card Thus any inherent action Bleed Hunt Take any action provided for by a card in play i.e. steal rack/frag book nod/AoR/et.c 'No action cards may be played by the Meth on a turn other than his turn' That is the problem that keeps you from say govern the unaligned'ing (it's a word, yeah )or calling votes. House rules may change that since it also keeps a victim Meth, say my prey from playing reaction cards on his turn (while I'm acting through Malk Mad net) This sucks big time as action Modifiers can be played if he tries to block my bleed action and as I add +1 stealth, he can't react unless it's with permanents So we play that action cards can be used and reactions can be played That helps to block the govern the unaligned, but if it gets through, damn that hurts Hope this helps Stu -- "Chance favors the warrior." -- Na'Toth, "By Any Means Necessary"

dsa...@prism.gatech.edu (Stuart J. Pieloch) writes: ><U10...@uicvm.uic.edu> writes: >>please explain the Madness Network. Our playing group only let's Malks hunt >> inbetween each player's turn. What actions can be taken? >Any action may be taken that does not require an action card >Thus any inherent action >Bleed >Hunt >Take any action provided for by a card in play > i.e. steal rack/frag book nod/AoR/et.c >'No action cards may be played by the Meth on a turn other than his turn' >That is the problem that keeps you from say govern the >unaligned'ing (it's a word, yeah )or calling votes. >House rules may change that since it also keeps a victim Meth, say my prey >from playing reaction cards on his turn (while I'm acting through Malk Mad net) >This sucks big time as action Modifiers can be played if he >tries to block my bleed action and as I add +1 stealth, he can't >react unless it's with permanents Actually, action modifiers are just as restricted as action cards are: (3.2.2.) Action modifier cards may only be used when it is your turn. >So we play that action cards can be used and reactions can be played >That helps to block the govern the unaligned, but if it gets through, damn >that hurts -- 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 V:tES Rulemonger. |