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Lightning Reflexes

4 messages from 4 participants · 12 December 2011 · vekn.net/forum
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Malachy

Greets! Must I burn X blood right after playing LR or I can burn blood consecutively (like Maris Streck's ability) waiting for the opposing minion to play additional strikes or else? Lightning Reflexes Cardtype: Combat Cost: 1 blood Discipline: Celerity [cel] Additional strike. [CEL] This vampire may burn X blood to gain X additional strikes. NC of Hungary ///

Oskar

You must decide on a value for X when you play it so no consecutive burning.

Chaitan

> Hidden Strength > Type: Combat > Requires: Fortitude > Cost: X blood > [for] Prevent X+1 damage. > [FOR] As above, with an optional press. > Would be an excellent card if that worked. If Lightning Reflexes said "Put this card in play" then I guess you could consecutively burn blood just as Maris can. The reason Maris can use her ability over and over again is that the cardtext "Maris can burn a blood to give a blocking minion +1 intercept." does not follow the ruling "'During time period X, (you may) do Y' limits Y to once per phase X. [LSJ 19970625]." For example: Joseph O'Grady has cardtext: "During a referendum, Joseph may burn 1 blood to gain 1 vote" which you can see has a "During X you may do Y."-template

Pascal Bertrand

> Oskar wrote: > You must decide on a value for X when you play it so no consecutive burning. > Correct. [LSJ 19980514] wrote: > > > Also how is Lightening Reflexes played? Does one burn the blood immediately > > for the additional strikes when the card is played, or is it like Awe? Can > > It is like Awe: both can only be used once, and the 'X' is paid when > the card is played. > > > one play LR with 2 blood on him, burn the 2 blood for one additional strike, > > Pay 1 blood to play the card, burn X=1 blood for one additional strike. > > > inflict some damage, Taste of vitae for more blood after the strike > > resolution phase and then burn more blood for more additional strikes? > > No. 'X' is set only once. >