Lubomira Hradok clarification

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15 Sep 2011 15:06 - 25 Mar 2013 13:15 #10264 by Baaliprimogen

Lubomira Hradok clarification was created by Baaliprimogen

Lubomira Hradok
Clan: Nosferatu antitribu (group 5)
Capacity: 3
Disciplines: OBF
Sabbat. Black Hand: If Lubomira successfully bleeds a Methuselah who controls a ready titled vampire, she does not untap as normal during her next untap phase.

It might be me, or does her text say:

(A)
Lubomira Hradok
Sabbat. Black Hand: If Lubomira successfully bleeds a Methuselah who controls a ready titled vampire, Lubomira does not untap as normal during your next untap phase.

or
(B)

Lubomira Hradok
Sabbat. Black Hand: If Lubomira successfully bleeds a Methuselah who controls a ready titled vampire, titled vampire does not untap as normal during her next untap phase.

Last edit: 25 Mar 2013 13:15 by Pascal Bertrand.

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Baaliprimogen
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15 Sep 2011 15:15 #10266 by Pascal Bertrand

Replied by Pascal Bertrand on topic Re: Lubomira Hradok clarification

(A). Vampires are "he"s in the Rulebook. (B) would have been "choose one of that player's titled vampires: that vampire doesn't untapped during his or her controller's next untapped phase".

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15 Sep 2011 17:09 #10274 by Ankha

Replied by Ankha on topic Re: Lubomira Hradok clarification

She for Methuselah and he for vampires only stands for the rulebook

* Throughout this rulebook, references to players (Methuselahs) will be feminine ("she" and "her"), while references to minions (characters represented in the game) will be masculine ("he" and "his"). These pronouns are not intended to identify gender; this is merely a useful method to avoid both cumbersome "he or she" constructions and ambiguity.

The "she" on Lubomira is Lubomira herself. As Pascal says, wording would have been different otherwise (at least with "he or she")

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