This came up in a game with a Set deck which was being extremely effective
in corrupting, tempting, and otherwise gaining control of other people's
vampires.
If I take control of another vampire with a master card on it, who
controls the master card? In this case, there were Blood Dolls on the
controlled vampires. Does the original player control the use of the Blood
Doll? A few of the knowledgable players insisted this was so, but no one
could point out the specific rule.
Thanks in advance,
Jeff G.
Jeff Grubb <jgr...@mag7.com> wrote:
>If I take control of another vampire with a master card on it, who
>controls the master card? In this case, there were Blood Dolls on the
>controlled vampires. Does the original player control the use of the Blood
>Doll? A few of the knowledgable players insisted this was so, but no one
>could point out the specific rule.
When a minion changes controllers, only the minion cards on it change
controllers as well; the control of its master cards remains the same.
Blood Doll is an exception since it allows the vampire's current controller
to use the ability, even though the control of Blood Doll itself
never changes (card text).
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In article <4ptkom$3...@darkstar.UCSC.EDU>, aa...@cats.ucsc.edu (Thomas R
Wylie) wrote:
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Thanks. Does this mean that the various discipline Master cards (Presence,
Thaumaturgy, etc) continue enhance the controlled Vampire, though control
of those master cards remain with the original Methuselah?
Jeff G.
On 15 Jun 1996, Thomas R Wylie wrote:
> Jeff Grubb <jgr...@mag7.com> wrote:
> >If I take control of another vampire with a master card on it, who
> >controls the master card? In this case, there were Blood Dolls on the
> >controlled vampires. Does the original player control the use of the Blood
> >Doll? A few of the knowledgable players insisted this was so, but no one
> >could point out the specific rule.
>
> When a minion changes controllers, only the minion cards on it change
> controllers as well; the control of its master cards remains the same.
> Blood Doll is an exception since it allows the vampire's current controller
> to use the ability, even though the control of Blood Doll itself
> never changes (card text).
How far reaching is this. If I put a skill card on my vampire, and
someone takes control of it, do I retain control of the skill and the
extra blood capacity? If I put Fame on one of my vampires and someone
across the table takes control of that vampires, is it my prey or his
prey that loses pool when he goes into torpor.
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Jeff Grubb <jgr...@mag7.com> wrote:
>Thanks. Does this mean that the various discipline Master cards (Presence,
>Thaumaturgy, etc) continue enhance the controlled Vampire, though control
>of those master cards remain with the original Methuselah?
Yes. The fact that you still control the discipline card on the stolen
vampire doesn't mean you get to turn that card off. Any continuous effects
of master cards you control remain in effect whether you want them to or not.
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