I guess not but just to make sure I cannot make the fun deck:
An embrace made by or a dual form played by a blood brother is a blood brother but not part of their circle, right?
Please include the relevant card texts: we are glad to answer, but you must make the mininum effort (it's not the first time).
Name: Dual Form
Cardtype: Action
Cost: 2 blood
Discipline: Protean
+1 stealth action.
[pro] Untap this vampire. During this minion phase, you may untap this vampire again.
[PRO] This acting vampire's capacity is reduced by 1. Put this card in play, tapped. It becomes a non-unique vampire with the same clan, capacity and Disciplines as the acting vampire. You may move up to 2 blood from the acting vampire to this vampire. If either minion leaves the ready region, the other is burned.
Name: The Embrace
Cardtype: Action
Cost: 2 blood
+1 stealth action. Requires a ready non-Sterile vampire.
Put this card in play; it becomes a non-unique vampire with 1 capacity of the same clan as the acting vampire. This vampire must hunt this turn.
First of all, all Blood Brothers are sterile so they can't play those cards. Even if they could play the card, the Dual Form doesn't copy anything else than the "clan, capacity and Disciplines" so it doesn't copy the circle. Embrace creates a vampire "of the same clan" and doesn't copy the circle.
Prince of Paris, France
Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director
> Ankha wrote:
> First of all, all Blood Brothers are sterile so they can't play those cards.
>
Not completely true - the Hermana's of the Mexico Circle aren't sterile.
> Non-existant user wrote:
> Sabbat. Mexico City Circle: Hermanas are not unique. When moved to the ready region in your influence phase, this vampire burns 2 blood or is burned.
>
(and likewise for Hermana Mayor)
There are also tricks like Clan Impersonation or Qadir to create non-Sterile Blood Brothers.
> Ankha wrote:
> Even if they could play the card, the Dual Form doesn't copy anything else than the "clan, capacity and Disciplines" so it doesn't copy the circle. Embrace creates a vampire "of the same clan" and doesn't copy the circle.
>
That is correct though
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> drnlmza wrote:
> There are also tricks like Clan Impersonation or Qadir to create non-Sterile Blood Brothers.
>
i'd be shocked if clan impersonation actually worked like that.
> self wrote:
>
> > drnlmza wrote:
> > There are also tricks like Clan Impersonation or Qadir to create non-Sterile Blood Brothers.
> >
> i'd be shocked if clan impersonation actually worked like that.
>
It works, but they have "a circle of their own" they do not share with anyone else.
Prince of Paris, France
Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director
Sorry to rescue this thread from torpor, but this topic came up during our nightly discussions.
Will embraced blood brothers (by a hermana) with "a circle of their own," satisfy angelo's special one by one?
> jtroyve wrote:
> Will embraced blood brothers (by a hermana) with "a circle of their own," satisfy angelo's special one by one?
>
What I say is not official, of course, but yes, if a Blood Brother has a circle, even a circle of their own, then that circle satisfies Angelo's special.
Sabbat. Animals, Wraiths and Zombies Molloy recruits or employs get an additional life.
> jtroyve wrote:
> Sorry to rescue this thread from torpor, but this topic came up during our nightly discussions.
>
> Will embraced blood brothers (by a hermana) with "a circle of their own," satisfy angelo's special one by one?
>
Angelo
Independent. Red List: All Blood Brothers may play cards that require Sanguinus [san] as if Angelo were a member of any circle.
a "circle of one" fits in the "any circle" criteria.
Prince of Paris, France
Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director