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Condemnation Mute: Timing & Interaction with Banishment

5 messages from 5 participants · 22 April 2023 – 23 April 2023 · vekn.net/forum
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hardyrange

Hello out there, what is the timing of the effect of the effect to burn 1 blood when using Condemnation: Mute at ? Especially: If the referendum that passes is a Banishment, which chose the vampire with the Condemnation: Mute: Would that vampire burn one blood before she or he goes into banishment? > Condemnation: Mute > > +1 stealth action. Condemnation. > Ⓓ Lock a younger vampire. > Requires an infernal vampire. Ⓓ Put this card on a ready vampire. The attached vampire gets -3 votes. Burn all other condemnation cards on this minion. > As above, and the attached vampire burns 1 blood after a referendum passes. > > Banishment > > Choose a ready younger vampire. Successful referendum means the chosen vampire is moved to the uncontrolled region (breaking any temporary control effects); any cards and counters on the chosen vampire stay with them but are out of play as long as the chosen vampire remains uncontrolled. > "It was a perfect plan - until it had contact with reality" --- Hardy Range Playgroup Tradition Compliance Manager

KoRneeshon

IMO he does, as the referendum passes (triggering C:M) and then the results of the vote are applied.

Rémi

Hello, After the Banishment passes, the targeted vampire is out of play so that the Condemnation Mute so I would say that vampire cannot burn 1 blood due to that card. Regards, Rémi. I am Rémi Cavaillé (), Barcelona (Spain). I was the Prince of Lyon (France) around 2003. I am now Official Judge and the 5th Prince of Barcelona. Enjoy VTES, Marvel Champions, L5R and more gaming activities in Khan Jugar: sites.google.com/view/khanjugar/

Ankha

> Rémi wrote: > Hello, > > After the Banishment passes, the targeted vampire is out of play so that the Condemnation Mute so I would say that vampire cannot burn 1 blood due to that card. > > Regards, > Rémi. > Correct. See also Banishment vs Alvaro. Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

inm8

Remi is correct. Whether a referendum passes or not is determined in the "Resolve the Referendum" step of a successful political action. The effects of the referendum take place in the same step. i.e. "after a referendum passes" is after that the effects of Banishment have been resolved. > Rulebook: > 3. Resolve the Referendum: If there are more votes for the referendum than against, it passes, and the effects take place. Otherwise, the referendum fails and has no effect. Tied referendums fail. > As the Banishment referendum passes the cards on the vampire (including Condemnation: Mute) are put out of play and thereby no effects from those cards can trigger "after a referendum passes". ** I was slow on submitting my post Adding the link to the Banishment vs Alvaro ruling referred to above groups.google.com/g/rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad/c/0Sy3xNbjYeU/m/MC9En0S-h4cJ The above makes "After resolution of any political action" and "after a referendum passes" the same time window