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From: (LSJ)
Subject: Rules Team Rulings 12-JUL-1999
Date: 12 Jul 1999 00:00:00 GMT
Question: If I have Talbot's Chainsaw and the opposing
minion plays a Trap, does Talbot's Chainsaw's press
force me to press to end combat?
Answer: No. Talbot's Chainsaw's press is only usable to
continue combat (errata).
Question: What happens when a Progeny (or an Embrace or
a Creation Rite) is Banished?
Answer: It is placed in the uncontrolled region and
continues to be treated as a vampire of capacity 1
(plus any capacity from skill cards or other master
cards, of course), and it can be influenced as
normal.
Question: What happens if I Mind Rape a vampire and, on
my next turn (when I have control of that vampire), I
call and successfully pass a Banishment naming that
vampire? Is he placed in my uncontrolled region or
his previous controller's uncontrolled region?
Answer: The Banishment effect breaks the lingering
"control" effect of the (already burned) Mind Rape,
since such effects are not among the things that a
Banished vampire "remembers". So the banished vampire
is sent to his previous controller's uncontrolled
region (since the Mind Rape effect is no longer in
effect). (The answer is the same for Malkavian
Dementia's effect as well as Ayelea's effect).
Question: Does Soul Burn (like Blood Fury and Blood
Rage) nullify the *current* strike of the opposing
minion's weapon?
Answer: Yes. It functions similarly to Blood Fury and
Blood Rage (errata). Treat it as if it read:
Strike: 1R damage. This damage cannot be prevented
by cards that require Fortitude. If the opposing
vampire attempts to strike with a weapon this
round, he or she does no damage.
Superior: As above, but for 2R damage.
This errata is issued to match the original design
intent of the card, and to match similar existing
cards.
Question: Do you get the maneuver from Guard Dogs even
if you fail to block the action? (i.e., untap with
Guard Dogs, block with a different vampire, and then
use Fast Reaction)?
Answer: No. You only get the maneuver if you
successfully block the bleed (errata).
This errata is issued to match the original design
intent of the card, and to match similar existing
cards.
Question: What is the minimum capacity of a vampire?
Answer: One. No effect can result in a vampire having a
capacity of less than one (like Violet Tremain, Mind
of a Child, and Purity of the Beast, for example).
Question: Can I play Life Boon to save my predator and
give her all my pool, thereby ousting myself and
gaining 1 VP?
Answer: Yes. (And your predator would gain 6 pool for
the oust, in addition.)
--
LSJ () VTES Net.Rep for Wizards of the Coast.
Links to revised rulebook, rulings, errata, and DCI (tournament) rules:
http://www.wizards.com/VTES/VTES_Rules.html