LSJ - Q re Blood of Sandman

I have question regarding Blood of Sandman: Blood of Sandman Action Thaumaturgy tha: +1 stealth action. (D) Burn an ally. THA: +6 stealth action. (D) Put this card on a ready younger tapped vampire. Reaction cards this vampire plays while tapped are canceled as they are played. Burn this card if **this** vampire goes to torpor. In the last sentence, does "this vampire" refer to the acting vampire playing this card, or to the vampire who gets the card played on? I must admit, it can be read both ways.

[ quoted text not captured ] Most likely it refers to the same "this vampire" as the earlier sentence about reaction cards.

[ quoted text not captured ] IANLJS, but I'd say that for any card that goes on a vampire, all further references to "this vampire" mean "the vampire with this card". See also Archon, for instance.

On 13 jan, 13:12, Teeka <teeka_dra...@hotmail.com> wrote: > IANLJS, G'damn. Note to self: first coffee, then trying to spell.

While asking about "this vampire" clauses, what about superior Unburdening the Bestial Soul? Should the acting vampire burn 2 blood on it's own untap phase to keep up the card, or on the untap phase of the target vampire? Unburdening the Bestial Soul Type: Action Requires: Obeah/Animalism [ani] +1 stealth action. Move 1 or more blood from this vampire to any other vampire. [obe] As [ani] above, and untap this acting vampire. [OBE] (D) Put this card on an ally or a younger vampire. The minion with this card cannot take actions, block or play reaction cards. During this minion's untap phase, this card is burned unless this acting vampire burns 2 blood.

[ quoted text not captured ] Correct. Reaction cards this vampire plays while tapped are canceled as they are played. Burn this card if this vampire goes to torpor.

[ quoted text not captured ] "During this minion's untap phase ... unless this acting vampire".

On 13 Jan., 14:15, LSJ <vtes...@white-wolf.com> wrote: > > > In the last sentence, does "this vampire" refer to the acting vampire > > > playing this card, or to the vampire who gets the card played on? I > > > must admit, it can be read both ways. > > > Most likely it refers to the same "this vampire" as the earlier > > sentence about reaction cards. > > Correct. > > Reaction cards this vampire plays while tapped are canceled as they > are played. Burn this card if this vampire goes to torpor.- Zitierten Text ausblenden - > > - Zitierten Text anzeigen - Thx! :)

[ quoted text not captured ] aka During the dude with the card's untap, acting vamp pays