Faerie Wards and Member of Entourage works or have ability against
actions that are specified as "directed at you". What does it means?
Is it only about actions directed at player or also card and minions
he controls?
Personally I thought it works only on actions directed at player but
lot of people interpreted it different way.
On Mar 3, 7:19 am, Satrapa <jedrzej.komorow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Faerie Wards and Member of Entourage works or have ability against
> actions that are specified as "directed at you". What does it means?
When the action selects you or something you control among its
targets.
> Is it only about actions directed at player or also card and minions
> he controls?
Also cards he controls.
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Or in his hand, crypt, library or uncontrolled area, if I am correct.
And, probably, but less interesting, counters on cards controlled by
him / in his uncontrolled area.
And, absolutely uninteresting, cards he his contesting (regarding
Clio's Gift at TEM ).
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Just to help the original poster, the 'directed at you' clauses are so
that *your* minions can't use them on directed actions directed at
*other* methuselahs (or cards they control).
For example, if your prey is taking a bleed action against their prey
(which is still a directed action), you can't make the action fail by
playing a Faerie Wards, because it's not directed *at you*.
But Faerie Wards can be used when your prey Bum's Rushes your Kiasyd, or
tries to steal your Powerbase Montreal, or bleeds you backwards with a
kindred spirits.
--
salem
> But Faerie Wards can be used when your prey Bum's Rushes your Kiasyd, or
> tries to steal your Powerbase Montreal, or bleeds you backwards with a
> kindred spirits.
Just to be sure: this applies also to Ponticulus?
Unique wraith with 1 life. 0 strength, 0 bleed.
Ponticulus cannot take actions or have or use equipment. He gets +1
intercept during (D) actions against you. He may tap to give any
Tremere +1 intercept. He is immune to non-aggravated damage.
So if someone rushes one of my vamps, he may block? My apologies if
this question has already been answered..
On Mar 8, 1:25 pm, Ashur <ashur.ashur...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Is this clearly stated in the rulebook somewhere? I remember I had
> problems finding it.
[6.2.2.1] is as clear as the rulebook gets about it.