Direct action question

self wrote:

undirected actions do not automatically get +1 stealth.

The wrote:

(6.2.2) 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 unlocked minions to attempt to block the action (going clockwise from the acting Methuselah, as usual). If the action is not directed at another Methuselah (or at something controlled by another Methuselah), then the action is called undirected and can be blocked by the acting Methuselah’s prey or predator, with the prey getting the first opportunity to block. If one attempt to block fails, another can be made as often as the blocking Methuselah wishes. Once a Methuselah decides not to make any further attempts to block, that decision is final. As a convenience, when a card describes an action that is typically directed at another Methuselah, the card’s text will usually include a symbol as a reminder that the action is typically directed. Remember, political actions are always undirected.

have a stock +1 Stealth, along with a few of the cardless actions) will only have Stealth if it's on the card or if they gain stealth through some kind of effect. What probably added to your confusion is that it's relatively common to see the phrase "if this targets one of your own minions, the action is at +1 Stealth" on some actions. Targeting your own cards is never a action, and can be blocked by your prey, predator, or someone using Eagle's sight.

For example, if you wanted to Arson your own Location, it's an undirected action.