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Please double-check my reasoning on this scenario:
1. Mukhtar Bey plays Anarch Secession. He gains an Anarch counter and
is now Anarch Baron of Cairo, thus losing his former Prince title.
2. Marcus Vitel (basic), who may or may not have played an Anarch
Secession at this point, plays Revelation of the Sire on Mukhtar Bey.
Mukhtar is now Ventrue (and therefore Camarilla), losing his Anarch
counter. However, he is not currently titled, as he forfeited his
Prince title for a Barony. Also, he does not lose his Barony, as this
sect change does not require the forfeiture of his title.
3. Mukhtar takes the cardless action to become Anarch, as he is
currently a non-titled, non-Anarch vampire. He is once again Anarch
Baron of Cairo.
Obviously, step two is the critical one. I want to make sure that the
Prince title is permanently lost and the Baron title is not. I believe
this to be the case, based on Anarch Secession's text.
I ask purely for curiosity, and not because I have been hording
Secessions like a mad fiend.
Eric Simon
Prince of Chicago
Please double-check my reasoning on this scenario:
1. Mukhtar Bey plays Anarch Secession. He gains an Anarch counter and
is now Anarch Baron of Cairo, thus losing his former Prince title.
2. Marcus Vitel (basic), who may or may not have played an Anarch
Secession at this point, plays Revelation of the Sire on Mukhtar Bey.
Mukhtar is now Ventrue (and therefore Camarilla), losing his Anarch
counter. However, he is not currently titled, as he forfeited his
Prince title for a Barony. Also, he does not lose his Barony, as this
sect change does not require the forfeiture of his title.
3. Mukhtar takes the cardless action to become Anarch, as he is
currently a non-titled, non-Anarch vampire. He is once again Anarch
Baron of Cairo.
Obviously, step two is the critical one. I want to make sure that the
Prince title is permanently lost and the Baron title is not. I believe
this to be the case, based on Anarch Secession's text.
I ask purely for curiosity, and not because I have been hording
Secessions like a mad fiend.
Eric Simon
Prince of Chicago