Questions for you all...
Say I bleed my prey at +1 stealth. Can they play a card that reduces
the bleed (the name escapes me right now, buy I think Telepathic Counter is
one of them) without adding intercept?
I saw a while back some comments that when a Justicar calls a vote, all
members of that clan vote at +1. This gives kindred 1 vote, promigens 2 votes
and princes 3 votes. Can someone verify this is a real rule?
Thanks!
Mike
In a previous article, Mike Mayer <MR...@psuvm.psu.edu> wrote :
>Questions for you all...
>
> Say I bleed my prey at +1 stealth. Can they play a card that reduces
>the bleed (the name escapes me right now, buy I think Telepathic Counter is
>one of them) without adding intercept?
>
Yep. Real handy sometimes too. You can also play Deflection/Telepathic
Misdirection without intercept. (Pass along those stealth bleeds to your
prey !) But you can't play multiple reaction cards of the same kind from
the same vampire. (i.e., you couldn't play 2 Telepathic Counters from the
same vampire against the same bleed. I don't know if you could from 2
seperate vampires though. Does anyone else know ?
> I saw a while back some comments that when a Justicar calls a vote, all
>members of that clan vote at +1. This gives kindred 1 vote, promigens 2 votes
>and princes 3 votes. Can someone verify this is a real rule?
>
Not exactly. There are vote cards to make a vampire the Justicar of
a certain clan. Specifically, on those cards it states:
In this vote, each <clan_member> is worth 1 extra vote.
> Thanks!
>
> Mike
>
Live Long,
Bleed Hard,
and leave a really nasty looking corpse in the box. ;)
Scott.
In article <95020.14...@psuvm.psu.edu>,
Mike Mayer <MR...@psuvm.psu.edu> wrote:
> I saw a while back some comments that when a Justicar calls a vote, all
>members of that clan vote at +1. This gives kindred 1 vote, promigens 2 votes
>and princes 3 votes. Can someone verify this is a real rule?
The note you saw was probably in reference to a Justicar card -- a vote card
to assign the office of some clan's Justicar to a vampire of that clan. The
Justicar cards explicitly state that all vampires in the given clan get an
additional vote.
When an existing Justicar calls a vote, no special rules apply. So the
short answer to your question is: No, that is not a real rule.
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Mike Mayer <MR...@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>Questions for you all...> Say I bleed my prey at +1 stealth. Can they play a card that reduces
>the bleed (the name escapes me right now, buy I think Telepathic Counter is
>one of them) without adding intercept?
Sure. You only need intercept to *block* not to react.
> I saw a while back some comments that when a Justicar calls a vote, all
>members of that clan vote at +1. This gives kindred 1 vote, promigens 2 votes
>and princes 3 votes. Can someone verify this is a real rule?
There are votes the name a <clan> Justicar. (Malkavian Justicar, Gangrel
Justicar, etc.) During any of these votes, as the card states, each
member of the named clan gets one extra vote.
In general, being a Justicar and calling a vote does *NOT* get the
other members of your clan an extra vote.
> Thanks!> Mike
In article <95020.14...@psuvm.psu.edu> Mike Mayer <MR...@psuvm.psu.edu> writes:
>Questions for you all...
>
> Say I bleed my prey at +1 stealth. Can they play a card that reduces
>the bleed (the name escapes me right now, buy I think Telepathic Counter is
>one of them) without adding intercept?
Yes. Intercept is used to block the action, totally ignoring its
effects (if successful), regardless of what the action was.
Telepathic Counter has nothing to do with blocking the bleed;
it counters the effect of the (unblocked) bleed, so stealth
and intercept has nothing to do with it.
(A vampire can use his powers to work to counter an enemy's
sabotageous effect, even if he doesn't know who the enemy is.)
Alan.
--
"Live Life with Heart."
Alan Kwan kw...@cs.cornell.edu