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I'm interested in optimising a deck that combines
*blood theft (as below)
*blood burning (eg. Free States Rant)
*damaging actions (many possibilities - Abyssal Hunter, Muddles, Anam,
Edged Illusion)
This is one idea for a theft combo:
Restricted Vitae - Gehenna Event
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Do not replace until a vampire successfully hunts. Vampires cannot hunt
unless forced to hunt. A vampire who must hunt may hunt by stealing a
blood from a younger vampireas a (D) action instead of performing the
usual hunt action.
Hesha Ruhadze - Phat FoS
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Ability: When hunting, Hesha gets an additional +1 stealth and gains an
additional blood if successful.
It has already been ruled that Hesha can steal 2 blood with this combo.
I just wish to check whether his usual +1 stealth applies.
That is, an empty Hesha has the option to either:
hunt as usual at 2 stealth to gain 2 from the Blood Bank
OR
hunt by stealing, at +1 stealth, up to 2 blood from a younger vampire
Muaziz + Hospital Food would be exactly the same, yes?
I'm interested in optimising a deck that combines
*blood theft (as below)
*blood burning (eg. Free States Rant)
*damaging actions (many possibilities - Abyssal Hunter, Muddles, Anam,
Edged Illusion)
This is one idea for a theft combo:
Restricted Vitae - Gehenna Event
---
Do not replace until a vampire successfully hunts. Vampires cannot hunt
unless forced to hunt. A vampire who must hunt may hunt by stealing a
blood from a younger vampireas a (D) action instead of performing the
usual hunt action.
Hesha Ruhadze - Phat FoS
---
Ability: When hunting, Hesha gets an additional +1 stealth and gains an
additional blood if successful.
It has already been ruled that Hesha can steal 2 blood with this combo.
I just wish to check whether his usual +1 stealth applies.
That is, an empty Hesha has the option to either:
hunt as usual at 2 stealth to gain 2 from the Blood Bank
OR
hunt by stealing, at +1 stealth, up to 2 blood from a younger vampire
Muaziz + Hospital Food would be exactly the same, yes?