Deflection

I am working on an anti bleed deck thats going to use deflections but I noticed that there are two versions(between V:TES and Jyhad). Which one is right?????? My group of players want it to be the pool cost but that just doesn't make sense. ============================================================================== Editor's Note:I don't exsist. |Sanity is the pLayGRouNd for the UNIMAGINITIVE ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ One's sanity is mesasured in others insanity.|The worox has spoken. Naaahhh!! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ E-mail Zelf the Worox at <andb...@prairie.nodak.edu> since its boring up here and check out my homepage at http://webboy.cs.und.nodak.edu/~andbrown/ ==============================================================================

Zelf the Worox <andb...@prairie.NoDak.edu> writes: >I am working on an anti bleed deck thats going to use deflections but I >noticed that there are two versions(between V:TES and Jyhad). Which one >is right?????? My group of players want it to be the pool cost but that >just doesn't make sense. The Jyhad version is mis-printed. Both versions require the vampire to pay a blood. The Jyhad version has had errata since the first errata was published, back in 1994. -- L. Scott Johnson (sjoh...@math.sc.edu) | A titanic intellect... http://www.math.sc.edu/~sjohnson | In a world full of icebergs. Graphics Specialist and V:tES Rulemonger. |

Deflection costs vampire blood and always has. The Jyhad version was errataed.

Zelf the Worox (andb...@prairie.NoDak.edu) wrote: : I am working on an anti bleed deck thats going to use deflections but I : noticed that there are two versions(between V:TES and Jyhad). Which one : is right?????? My group of players want it to be the pool cost but that : just doesn't make sense. The card was errata'd from day one to cost blood from the minion and not pool from the controlling Methuselah. Notice that the blood symbol is in the correct place: it is merely the wrong colour. Shane H.W. Travis | Anyone who cannot cope with mathematics is not tra...@duke.usask.ca | fully human. At best he is a tolerable subhuman Saskatoon, Saskatchewan | who has learned to wear shoes, bathe, and not make | messes in the house. -- Lazarus Long