LSJ - Sorry to bother you, trivial question...

Can Coma, or Entombment for that matter, be played at long range? I think it' s a yes, much like S:CE or Dodge. Best regards DH

>Can Coma, or Entombment for that matter, be played at long range? I think it' >s >a yes, much like S:CE or Dodge. > Actually no. Unless the strike specifically says it can be played at long range (including R damage), it only works for close. So while Theft of Vitae works at long (due to card text), the very similar Tongue of the Serpent, which lacks such text, only works at close. I think S:CE and Dodges are just special case scenarios. Halcyan 2 P.S. Actually, I'm a bit unclear on the "played" vs. "effective" thing. The stuff I just posted refers to it being effective (as in superior Coma will actually send the opposing vampire to Coma). I *think* you can "play" Coma at long range (technically), it's just that it has no effect at that range.

Halcyan 2 wrote: >> Can Coma, or Entombment for that matter, be played at long range? I think it' >> s >> a yes, much like S:CE or Dodge. >> > > > Actually no. Unless the strike specifically says it can be played at long range > (including R damage), it only works for close. Correct. > So while Theft of Vitae works at long (due to card text), the very similar > Tongue of the Serpent, which lacks such text, only works at clos= > > I think S:CE and Dodges are just special case scenarios. Correct. > Halcyan 2 > > P.S. Actually, I'm a bit unclear on the "played" vs. "effective" thing. The > stuff I just posted refers to it being effective (as in superior Coma will > actually send the opposing vampire to Coma). I *think* you can "play" Coma at > long range (technically), it's just that it has no effect at that range. Correct. -- LSJ (vte...@white-wolf.com) V:TES Net.Rep for White Wolf, Inc. Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and tournament rules: http://www.white-wolf.com/vtes/