rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

[LSJ] Some rules questions

3 messages from 3 participants · 12 May 2005
original thread on Google Groups

Ector

1. If Joaquina Amaya plays Jack of Both Sides, does she get her +1 stealth bonus for equipping? 2. If a Ravnos was blocked by a Waked vampire and played superior Mirror Image to end combat and continue the action, can the Waked vampire block the action again? Does he need another Wake to block again or not? 3. A vampire declares bleed action, and all players refuse to block it. Then the directed player bounces bleed to another player. Can he block the action now or not? Does the bleed redirection create a new opportunity to block after all players refused to block the action? 4. Philippe Rigaud's text states "When any older vampires are in torpor that Phillipe may diablerize, he must attempt a diablerie action (unless he must hunt)". If he also has Talons of the Dead "All directed actions cost this vampire an additional blood" and must attempt a diablerie, can his controller just refuse to pay the price to make the action fizzle or not? Thanks in advance for your help. Yours, Ector

Johannes Walch

Ector wrote: > 1. If Joaquina Amaya plays Jack of Both Sides, does she get her +1 > stealth bonus for equipping? I would say yes, because it reads "equip" on JoBS. > 2. If a Ravnos was blocked by a Waked vampire and played superior > Mirror Image to end combat and continue the action, can the Waked > vampire block the action again? Does he need another Wake to block > again or not? Yes can block again, no doesn´t need another wake. If a vampire waked during an action he can block and/or play reaction cards for the whole duration of the action. > 3. A vampire declares bleed action, and all players refuse to block it. > Then the directed player bounces bleed to another player. Can he block > the action now or not? Does the bleed redirection create a new > opportunity to block after all players refused to block the action? Yes, bleed redirection always creates a new blocking opportunity > 4. Philippe Rigaud's text states "When any older vampires are in torpor > that Phillipe may diablerize, he must attempt a diablerie action > (unless he must hunt)". If he also has Talons of the Dead "All directed > actions cost this vampire an additional blood" and must attempt a > diablerie, can his controller just refuse to pay the price to make the > action fizzle or not? No, you can never refuse to pay a price. If you attempt an action you have to pay as much of the cost as you can. And he must attempt the action so you also must pay the price. Mind that if he manages to spend all his blood during the action (e.g by playing stealth) the action will fizzle, because he cannot pay the cost. -- johannes walch

LSJ

Johannes Walch wrote: > Ector wrote: >> 1. If Joaquina Amaya plays Jack of Both Sides, does she get her +1 >> stealth bonus for equipping? > > I would say yes, because it reads "equip" on JoBS. Correct. (Google: "Amaya Jack author: LSJ") >> 2. If a Ravnos was blocked by a Waked vampire and played superior >> Mirror Image to end combat and continue the action, can the Waked >> vampire block the action again? Does he need another Wake to block >> again or not? > > Yes can block again, no doesn´t need another wake. If a vampire waked > during an action he can block and/or play reaction cards for the whole > duration of the action. Correct. >> 3. A vampire declares bleed action, and all players refuse to block it. >> Then the directed player bounces bleed to another player. Can he block >> the action now or not? Does the bleed redirection create a new >> opportunity to block after all players refused to block the action? > > Yes, bleed redirection always creates a new blocking opportunity Correct. >> 4. Philippe Rigaud's text states "When any older vampires are in torpor >> that Phillipe may diablerize, he must attempt a diablerie action >> (unless he must hunt)". If he also has Talons of the Dead "All directed >> actions cost this vampire an additional blood" and must attempt a >> diablerie, can his controller just refuse to pay the price to make the >> action fizzle or not? > > No, you can never refuse to pay a price. If you attempt an action you > have to pay as much of the cost as you can. And he must attempt the > action so you also must pay the price. > > Mind that if he manages to spend all his blood during the action (e.g by > playing stealth) the action will fizzle, because he cannot pay the cost. Correct. -- LSJ (vtesr...@TRAPwhite-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep (remove spam trap to reply) Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/