As a action, this vampire enters combat with a ready vampire. If that minion is ready after the combat ends, untap the acting vampire.
The intent here is to allow fight decks to remove beads from the table without ruining the game of the target. It is on par with Bum's Rush, but with the bonus of allowing an untap if you don't torporize the annoying deflector, you just empty him. Stop your prey from bloating on minion tap by knocking the beads off, but still keep some pressure on your grand-prey.
> kpram wrote:
> As a action, this vampire enters combat with a ready vampire. If that minion is ready after the combat ends, untap the acting vampire.
>
As written, it's not an action card. Or did you meant to write an action card?
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> kpram wrote:
> As a action, this vampire enters combat with a ready vampire. If that minion is ready after the combat ends, untap the acting vampire.
>
Malkavian OOT Rotschreck rush might like it - Rotschreck sends the vampire to torpor outside of combat ("Combat ends. This vampire is tapped and sent to torpor."), leaving you free for another OOT action of some sort, or a block.
(You don't get two Rotschrecks because OOT masters are limited like that.)