Withdrawal deals
13 Sep 2020 17:22 - 13 Sep 2020 17:23 #100770
by Joscha
Baron of Frankfurt
Replied by Joscha on topic Withdrawal deals
Do not forget, that those withdrawals HAVE to be played out. That means emptying the library, don' t losing blood or pool after the announcement of the withdrawal. Because in that gamestate ousting of the withdrawer is more than possible and oops! gamewin gone.
I do not like these deals, as they often enough punish players, who played good and managed to get their prey in ousting range and then some smarta** plays kingmaker for a VP.
But they seem to be covered by the rules.
I do not like these deals, as they often enough punish players, who played good and managed to get their prey in ousting range and then some smarta** plays kingmaker for a VP.
But they seem to be covered by the rules.
Baron of Frankfurt
Last edit: 13 Sep 2020 17:23 by Joscha.
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13 Sep 2020 17:26 #100771
by Ankha
C must try to oust D. However, if D sends C's vampires to torpor, then C can only maximize their VP by withdrawing.
But it's up to D to see if C can withdraw or if D wants to have a GW3 instead.
Replied by Ankha on topic Withdrawal deals
D has 1 vp. If C withdraws, D gets the GW (which fulfills the PTW condition).C and D manage to oust A.
Is D bound to the previous deal in the 1 to 1 situation?
C must try to oust D. However, if D sends C's vampires to torpor, then C can only maximize their VP by withdrawing.
But it's up to D to see if C can withdraw or if D wants to have a GW3 instead.
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