rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

Legality of getting information [LSJ]

5 messages from 4 participants · 07 August 2003 – 08 August 2003
original thread on Google Groups

Orpheus

All of the following can happen in tournament, I want to know which is or is not legal in order to obtain info about the decks you're likely to play against in the following games (whether consciously or not) : 1 - your game is finished, you wander among the tables, see who plays what 2 - same as above, but you also look at the mathuselah's hands behind their backs 3 - same as above, and you ask "can I look at your ash heap / library / crypt 4 - same as 1 but your game isn't over yet (like, you go to the toilets and take a quick look, or you can see the cards of the player at the next table) 5 - between rounds, you ask another player "so what are you playing today ? Really ? And your main strategy is (sordid details following)... 6 - you have Auspex, and are able, from your sitting point, to determine exactly who is playing what at all the tables T.I.A., Judge Orpheus (I am the Law !)

salem

while waiting for official comment, and since i don't have much to do right now....except fix my Created Dominion deck...i'm going to have a shot at these.... On Thu, 7 Aug 2003 08:56:38 +0200, "Orpheus" <orph...@free.fr> scrawled: >All of the following can happen in tournament, I want to know which is or is >not legal in order to obtain info about the decks you're likely to play >against in the following games (whether consciously or not) : > >1 - your game is finished, you wander among the tables, see who plays what i don't think it's illegal, but i am pretty sure the players can ask a judge to move spectators away if they don't like it. >2 - same as above, but you also look at the mathuselah's hands behind their >backs same as above. >3 - same as above, and you ask "can I look at your ash heap / library / >crypt you're not allowed to touch their cards, as far as i know. so you can look from above. also, you're not allowed to talk to the players, iirc. >4 - same as 1 but your game isn't over yet (like, you go to the toilets and >take a quick look, or you can see the cards of the player at the next table) dunno. >5 - between rounds, you ask another player "so what are you playing today ? >Really ? And your main strategy is (sordid details following)... nothing wrong with that. :) they could lie, after all.... >6 - you have Auspex, and are able, from your sitting point, to determine >exactly who is playing what at all the tables that's cheating. :) salem domain:canberra http://www.geocities.com/salem_christ.geo/vtes.htm

LSJ

[ quoted text not captured ] Whatever the judge allows. If you're the judge, then whatever you allow. With the exception of 3, of course, since that is interfering with the game in progress. -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to V:TES news, rules, cards, utilities, and tournament calendar: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/

Oortje4ever

hi So I am not allowed to look in somebody elses ashheap? Can I only look at the top card of the ashheap. If so, is a player allowed to rearange his own ashheap? It sounds silly, but heh it could make a diffrence Can I ask a player to count his cards for game-use purposes, like brinkmanship-deck or just any end game? have fun playing, Oortje Yeah Yeah!! sunday 10 Aug: EQ in belgium.

LSJ

Oortje4ever wrote: > So I am not allowed to look in somebody elses ashheap? In a game in which you are playing? No, you can. The question was about whether spectators (non-players) can interrupt a game to look through one of the player's ash heaps. [ quoted text not captured ]