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On Tue, 07 Jun 2005 17:04:03 +0200, Johannes Walch
<johannes.walch@vekn.de> wrote:
>Laurent B wrote:
>> vampire A strike with catatonic fear ( at clode range )
>> Vampire B strike with his hand.
>>
>> 1) Vampire A can play disarm ?
>
>No. Combat Ends with strike resolution. The only combat cards playable
>at this moment are Psyche! and Telepathic Tracking (or similiar).
As far as I remember, that's not quite the reasoning. You can play a
Taste of Vitae or Disarm after combat ends:
Combat effects played at the end of a round/combat can be played when
the round ends via S:CE or similar. [RTR 20001020]
Indeed, the problem with playing Disarm after Catatonic Fear is that
CF's damage is not applied during combat, but after it - so it does
not count for Disarm's needs. Vamp A inflicted 0 damage during combat,
as B.
>> 2) if Vampire B have no life ( i think the domage cannot be prevent ) he go
>> in torpor ... can vampire have decapitate?
>
>Yes he goes into torpor. No, can´t play Decapitate, it is a combat card.
>Combat is allready over when the damage is applied.
But if A had somehow inflicted more damage than B at that round before
playing Catatonic Fear, he could play Disarm and then Decapitate.
It would require something like this:
A: strike for hands.
B: strike for hands.
A: I play Blur for two additionals.
B: ok. no additionals for me.
A: first: strike for hands.
B: ok. (now with zero blood)
A: second: Catatonic Fear.
B: So that's combat ends, and I take 1 damage now?
A: No. I applied 2 damage and you 1, right? I play Disarm and
Decapitate.
B burns.
Very weird a combo when you could just strike for hands again and play
Decapitate, but legal anyway, as far as I know.
best,
Fabio "Sooner" Macedo
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