I got a question about this.
Lets say Player A declares a bleed action with his vampire.
Seeing that it is only 1 bleed.. I say go ahead, I'm not blocking.
He thens declares that he want s to pump up the bleed with Threats.
Can I now declare a blocking action with one of my minions?
The FAQ seems to suggest otherwise.
But the V:TES rule book says that once I pass up the opportunity to
block, that action cannot be further modified.
Thats seems unfair to me as it makes stealth/bleeding decks very
powerful in my opinion but I guess there must be a reason.
Please help me clarify this pls.
Thanks
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faust wrote:
>
> I got a question about this.
> Lets say Player A declares a bleed action with his vampire.
> Seeing that it is only 1 bleed.. I say go ahead, I'm not blocking.
> He thens declares that he want s to pump up the bleed with Threats.
> Can I now declare a blocking action with one of my minions?
No. The decision to not block is final.
> The FAQ seems to suggest otherwise.
Which FAQ, what section?
> But the V:TES rule book says that once I pass up the opportunity to
> block, that action cannot be further modified.
I cannot find that passage in the rulebook.
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LSJ (VtES Rep) wrote:
> faust wrote:
> >
> > I got a question about this.
> > Lets say Player A declares a bleed action with his vampire.
> > Seeing that it is only 1 bleed.. I say go ahead, I'm not blocking.
> > He thens declares that he want s to pump up the bleed with Threats.
> > Can I now declare a blocking action with one of my minions?
>
> No. The decision to not block is final.
>
> > The FAQ seems to suggest otherwise.
>
> Which FAQ, what section?
>
> > But the V:TES rule book says that once I pass up the opportunity to
> > block, that action cannot be further modified.
>
> I cannot find that passage in the rulebook.> sorry, typed it in wrongly, should be "can", not "cannot".
Thanks for the info.