Blood Turnip

Blood Turnip
Unique master. Requires a ready anarch.
Put this card on any minion. When this minion enters combat, he or she moves this card and 1 blood (or life) to the opposing minion. If the opposing minion is an anarch, that anarch can move this card onto any minion instead (but it must move)

In the case where the opposing minion is an anarch, and chooses to move the turnip to a different minion than themselves, does the blood follow the card or does the opposing anarch get the blood counter regardless?

We have always played it such that an opposing anarch still gets the blood, but decides where the card ends up.

It felt intuitive and obvious, but now im having doubts.

Snodig wrote:

In the case where the opposing minion is an anarch, and chooses to move the turnip to a different minion than themselves, does the blood follow the card or does the opposing anarch get the blood counter regardless?

The opposing Anarch gets the blood regardless. [LSJ 20080704]

LSJ wrote:

> OK say I put a Blood Turnip on my predator’s Muddled Vampire Hunter
> (which I actually did the other day, it was quite funny). Later on, my
> vampire Terrence (who is an anarch) gets into combat with Muddles.
> Blood Turnip says to move one blood or life to the opposing minion.
> What exactly happens here?
> Scenario A: A life counter comes off Muddles, resulting in his
> burning. That counter then becomes a blood (not life) counter when it
> moves onto Terrence, resulting in him gaining a blood. The Blood
> Turnip now moves onto another minion of my choice.
Yes.