golconda+villien

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07 Jan 2015 21:25 #68529 by mirddes

golconda+villien was created by mirddes

does the golconda remove the villien from play?
do minion taps no longer cost 1 addition pool?

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07 Jan 2015 22:31 #68531 by chrisn101

Replied by chrisn101 on topic Re: golconda+villien

Villein
Master: trifle.
Put this card on a vampire you control and move 2 or more blood from that vampire to your pool. Minion Tap cards cost you an additional pool. Villein costs an additional pool to play on this vampire.

Golconda: Inner Peace
Master.
Choose a vampire with a capacity 8 or more. Remove that vampire from the game. His or her controller gains pool equal to the vampire's capacity. His or her controller may cancel this card as it is played by burning 2 pool.

"Villein" is placed on the vampire and then "Golconda" removes that vampire from the game, so I would say that all of the cards on that Vampire go into the ash heap (but maybe they're removed from the game too?). If they're gone, their effects are gone, so I wouldn't have thought Minion taps would cost an additional pool. Happy to be corrected of course.

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08 Jan 2015 00:21 #68534 by mirddes

Replied by mirddes on topic Re: golconda+villien

thank you for confirming it wokrs how i thought it worked.

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08 Jan 2015 05:55 #68536 by Ankha

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Cards on the vampire are burned.

Rulebook wrote:
1.1. Important Terms in the Game
2. Burn: When a card is "burned," it is placed into its owner's discard pile (the discard pile is called the "ash heap" for this reason). The ash heap can be examined by any player at any time. When a counter is "burned," it is returned to the blood bank (see Blood Bank and the Edge, sec 2.2). Sometimes, an instruction may say to remove a card from the game. While some cards and effects can retrieve cards from the ash heap, cards that are removed from the game cannot be retrieved or affected in any way. When a card is burned or removed from the game, any counters or other cards on it are burned.

Since they are no longer in play, their effect no longer applies.

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