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> Can you play discipline cards on vampires in the uncontroled region?

No.


> When a master card is burned via sudden reversal it counts as your master phase action. Does the card count as being played? ( i.e Giant's Blood - meaning does that count as the 1 GB limit per game?)

Yes.


> How about with direct intervention?

The original card has still been played.


> If a card that provides an additional strike is burned, does that count toward the 1 per round rule?

No.


> Also if a political action card is burned can the same minion call another one?

Yes.
The action was never taken, so the vampire may still call a political
action. If the political action is not once per turn or once per
game, that vampire may attempt the same vote again immediately.


> If ancient influence is burned is that it for the game?

Yes.









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The Lasombra wrote:

> > If a card that provides an additional strike is burned, does that
count toward the 1 per round rule?
>
> No.
>
Clarification:
Scenario: Minions A, B. A with Sword of Judgement.
Combat. Initial Strikes, A uses Sword's extra strike, B uses Fractured
Armament.
A cannot play Blur/other additional Strikes.

 

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Daneel schrieb:
> On 14 May 2005 05:14:27 -0700, Arden McBathan
<sonnenkoenig207@aol.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> > The Lasombra wrote:
> >
> >> > If a card that provides an additional strike is burned, does
that
> > count toward the 1 per round rule?
> >>
> >> No.
> >>
> > Clarification:
> > Scenario: Minions A, B. A with Sword of Judgement.
> > Combat. Initial Strikes, A uses Sword's extra strike, B uses
Fractured
> > Armament.
> > A cannot play Blur/other additional Strikes.
>
> You cannot use an additional strike as your initial strike.
> Your initial strike is always the default initial strike
> available to all minions. Additional strikes can only be used
> as additional strikes.
>
> So, in the example above, you strike using your default initial
> strike (and choose to use the Sword of Judgement as your strike).
> Your opponent destroys your piece of equipment as part of his
> initial strike. When it comes to gaining additional strikes for
> the round, you no longer possess the Sword (and thus it cannot
> grant you any additional strikes). You are free to use other
> sources (like Blur).
>
> If you were already striking as an additional strike, things look
> different:
>
> Initial Strikes
> Minion A: strikes with Sword of Judgement.
> Minion B: plays Dodge.
>
> Additional Strikes (Minion A: gains one additional strike from
> Sword of Judgement; Minion B: gains an additional strike with
> superior Pursuit).
> Minion A: strikes with Sword of Judgement.
> Minion B: plays Fractured Armament.
>
> Now, even though the Sword is destroyed, that does not change the
> fact that Minion A has already used a source of additional
> strikes for the current round.
>
> --
> Bye,
>
> Daneel


Erm, yeah...what i meant was: Combat. Initial Strikes, <then> A uses
Sword's extra strike, B <plays Blur and then> Fractured Armament <as
his additional>.

Thanks for the Clarification on the clarification 😉

 

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On 14 May 2005 05:14:27 -0700, Arden McBathan <sonnenkoenig207@aol.com>
wrote:

>
> The Lasombra wrote:
>
>> > If a card that provides an additional strike is burned, does that
> count toward the 1 per round rule?
>>
>> No.
>>
> Clarification:
> Scenario: Minions A, B. A with Sword of Judgement.
> Combat. Initial Strikes, A uses Sword's extra strike, B uses Fractured
> Armament.
> A cannot play Blur/other additional Strikes.

You cannot use an additional strike as your initial strike.
Your initial strike is always the default initial strike
available to all minions. Additional strikes can only be used
as additional strikes.

So, in the example above, you strike using your default initial
strike (and choose to use the Sword of Judgement as your strike).
Your opponent destroys your piece of equipment as part of his
initial strike. When it comes to gaining additional strikes for
the round, you no longer possess the Sword (and thus it cannot
grant you any additional strikes). You are free to use other
sources (like Blur).

If you were already striking as an additional strike, things look
different:

Initial Strikes
Minion A: strikes with Sword of Judgement.
Minion B: plays Dodge.

Additional Strikes (Minion A: gains one additional strike from
Sword of Judgement; Minion B: gains an additional strike with
superior Pursuit).
Minion A: strikes with Sword of Judgement.
Minion B: plays Fractured Armament.

Now, even though the Sword is destroyed, that does not change the
fact that Minion A has already used a source of additional
strikes for the current round.

--
Bye,

Daneel