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Questions asked in email

2 messages from 2 participants · 07 September 2011 – 08 September 2011 · vekn.net/forum
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Adonai

> Questioner wrote: > if i play a political action card, can i use reaction cards to increase my vote count i.e. (surprise influence) or can i only increase my votes by using an action modifier? > If you control the acting minion, you can only use action modifiers, you cannot react to your own actions. > Questioner wrote: > can a political action be played for the sake of playing it, i.e. could you play, disputed territory (Political Card - Worth 1 Vote. Called by any vampire at +1 stealth. Choose a location and a Methuselah. Successful referendum means the chosen Methuselah takes control of the chosen location), if there was no location on the table being controlled by anyone? > No. Cards that target other things must have valid targets in order to be played. You could play a Disputed Territory to take a location from yourself and give it to yourself though.

Pascal Bertrand

> Adonai wrote: > > > Questioner wrote: > > if i play a political action card, can i use reaction cards to increase my vote count i.e. (surprise influence) or can i only increase my votes by using an action modifier? > > > If you control the acting minion, you can only use action modifiers, you > cannot react to your own actions. > Correct. Rulebook 1.6.3.6 : "A ready untapped minion can play a reaction card in response to an action taken by another Methuselah's minion (an action taken by one of a Methuselah's minions cannot be reacted to by any of her own minions)." > Adonai wrote: > > > Questioner wrote: > > can a political action be played for the sake of playing it, i.e. could you play, disputed territory (Political Card - Worth 1 Vote. Called by any vampire at +1 stealth. Choose a location and a Methuselah. Successful referendum means the chosen Methuselah takes control of the chosen location), if there was no location on the table being controlled by anyone? > > > No. > Cards that target other things must have valid targets in order to be played. > > You could play a Disputed Territory to take a location from yourself and give it to yourself though. > Correct. [LSJ 20021108] . Also notice that, if you choose a location you control on one of your minions and you for Disputed Territory, the location can't be moved to another minion (per the same ruling as above).