rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad

Fun With Madness Network

6 messages from 4 participants · 23 May 2000 – 24 May 2000
original thread on Google Groups

Mike Nudd

I've been playing with the Madness Network card lately, and it's got me thinking. If a Madness Network is in play, then any untapped ready Malkavian can act at the end of somebody else's turn. Can an action card, an action modifier card or a reaction card be played on a Madness Network action? Regards, Mike Nudd VEKN Prince of London mi...@vekn.org.uk http://www.vtes.org.uk/

Markus Reinsch

Mike Nudd schrieb: > > Can an action card, an action modifier card or a reaction card be > played on a Madness Network action? I'd say yes, as you are doing a regular action you can modify, someone other can react to it and so on. It works just like you played it in your own turn. Markus, V:EKN Prince of Mannheim, Germany NP: Haggard - Awakening the Centuries -- ------------------------------In Goth we trust-------------------------

LSJ

Mike Nudd wrote: > > I've been playing with the Madness Network card lately, and it's got > me thinking. > > If a Madness Network is in play, then any untapped ready Malkavian can > act at the end of somebody else's turn. > > Can an action card, an action modifier card or a reaction card be > played on a Madness Network action? Yes. [1.6.3] -- 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/

bi...@my-deja.com

In article <392a86cf...@news.ftech.net>, mi...@vekn.org.uk wrote: > If a Madness Network is in play, then any untapped ready Malkavian can > act at the end of somebody else's turn. > Can an action card, an action modifier card or a reaction card be > played on a Madness Network action? From the FAQ posted on the 15th of each month: 3.9. How does Madness Network work? Madness Network allows Malkavians to take actions during other players' minion phases. It doesn't change any of the rules regarding those actions, though. The acting minion can play an action card [1.6.3.1] and action modifiers [1.6.3.2]. Reaction cards can be played by ready untapped minions in response to "an action taken by another Methuselah's minion" [1.6.3.5] Your minions cannot play reaction cards on an action taken by one of your minions. [1.6.3.5] So if a Malkavian acts during another Methuselah's minion phase, the Predator and Prey of the Malkavian may still attempt to block. All minions not belonging to the Malkavians Methuselah may react to the Malkavian's action including the Methuselah whose actual turn it is. Malkavians (and minion vampires in general) cannot play Master cards at all. Only Methuselahs can play master cards, and they can play out-of- turn masters only "during another player's turn" [1.6.2.3] Carpe Noctem. Lasombra http://members.tripod.com/~Lasombra Sent via Deja.com http://www.deja.com/ Before you buy.

Mike Nudd

I guess the crux of my question was 'Can you play a reaction card against an action taken by a Madness Network action?' >The acting minion can play an action card [1.6.3.1] and action >modifiers [1.6.3.2]. Reaction cards can be played by ready untapped >minions in response to "an action taken by another Methuselah's minion" >[1.6.3.5] > >Your minions cannot play reaction cards on an action taken by one of >your minions. [1.6.3.5] The answer no then. Thanks, [ quoted text not captured ]

LSJ

Mike Nudd wrote: > > I guess the crux of my question was 'Can you play a reaction card > against an action taken by a Madness Network action?' > > >The acting minion can play an action card [1.6.3.1] and action > >modifiers [1.6.3.2]. Reaction cards can be played by ready untapped > >minions in response to "an action taken by another Methuselah's minion" > >[1.6.3.5] > > > >Your minions cannot play reaction cards on an action taken by one of > >your minions. [1.6.3.5] > > The answer no then. The answer is: "yes, unless you control the acting minion" - which is the same regardless of whether the action is being done via the Network or not. [ quoted text not captured ]