Petra Resonance is a D action, right?

In an somewhat old post LSJ also stated:

The presence of absence of a symbol has no bearing on the directedness of an action. An action is directed if it targets another Methuselah (which includes the stuff the Methuselah controls). It is undirected if it is not directed (that is, if it targets the controller of the acting minion or targets more than one Methuselah).

.. and the rules in section 6.2.2.1 state:

6.2.2. Resolve Any Block Attempts
1. Who May Attempt to Block: If the action targets one or more other Methuselahs (or things controlled by other Methuselahs), then the action is called directed, and only the Methuselahs who are targeted (or control the targets) may use their ready untapped minions to attempt to block the action (going clockwise from the acting Methuselah, as usual).

And so I reverse my earlier statement that PR is undirected.

Directedness of actions was changed when Keepers of Traditions came out.

Directed actions. An action is directed if it targets one or more other Methsuelahs, even if it also targets yourself. Directed actions can be blocked by the ready minions controlled by any of the target Methuselahs (going clockwise, as usual).

So what about Seeds of Corruption? If anyone tries to burn it, it is a +1 stealth D action against the Methuselah who has it (who would not block it anyway)?


Seeds of Corruption
[AH:U5, CE:PTr2]
Cardtype: Action
Cost: 2 blood
Discipline: Thaumaturgy
+1 stealth action.
[tha] Put this card on one of your prey's vampires. If the vampire is a Follower of Set, he or she burns 2 additional blood when attempting an action; otherwise, he or she burns 1 additional blood when attempting an action. The vampire's special abilities cannot be used. Any vampire(s) may burn this card with two +1 stealth actions.
[THA] As above, but the vampire burns 2 additional blood when attempting an action; Followers of Set burn 3 additional blood.

Malachy wrote:

So what about Seeds of Corruption? If anyone tries to burn it, it is a +1 stealth D action against the Methuselah who has it (who would not block it anyway)?

It would be a +1 stealth D action for all other Methuselahs than the one with the Seeds. It would be a +1 stealth undirected action for that Methuselah.