"Recure of the Homeland" and "Mirror Walk"

Recure of the Homeland

+1 stealth action. Only usable by a vampire in torpor. Usable by a tapped vampire.
The acting vampire leaves torpor. If this action is blocked, there is no combat. If the blocking minion is a vampire who can commit diablerie, that vampire may diablerize the acting vampire.

Mirror Walk

Do not replace until your discard phase.
+1 stealth.
As above, and if this action is blocked, the action ends (with no combat).

If a Tremere antitribu plays "Recure of the Homeland" (RotH) and encounters a block attempt (say at +1 intercept) by a vampire, then plays "Mirror Walk" (MW) on and finally gets blocked, what happens?
Is the effect of MW "stronger" than the effect of RotH, so that the action just ends without the the blocking vampire having the opportunity to commit diablery?

Thanks in advance!

Hakuron wrote:

If a Tremere antitribu plays "Recure of the Homeland" (RotH) and encounters a block attempt (say at +1 intercept) by a vampire, then plays "Mirror Walk" (MW) on and finally gets blocked, what happens?

The action ends, with no opportunity to commit diablerie.

[LSJ 20061023]

LSJ wrote:

> Jacob the Glitch is in torpor. He attempts a Recure of the Homeland
> action (or even a regular "leave torpor" action; it doesn't matter for
> this example).
>
> Lambach attempts to block, with Enhanced Senses.
>
> Jacob plays Mirror Walk at superior.
>
> Lambach is still successfully blocking.

No. He successfully blocked.
He is no longer blocking, since Mirror Walk ended the action.

> Mirror Walk at superior says:
> "...if this action is blocked, the action ends (with no combat)."
>
> Does this also stop Lambach from committing diablerie?
>
> Probably yes, but I wanted to confirm it.

Confirmed.

Grand merci!