Warsaw Station vs Diablerie, Graverobbing

Joscha wrote:

I couldn't find an entry about this question.

Yesterfay we wondered if Cock Robin can leave torpor via Warsaw Station in the middle of an action like Graverobbing or diablerie, thus letting fizzle the action.

(Sorry for not posting the relevant card text, posting through mobile).

LSJ wrote:

> > > Is the action still a diablerie action?
>
> Yes, the action was properly announced and is attempted diablerie.
>
> > > Is the action a directed action against ready Rabbat?
>
> Yes, until it reaches resolution at which point it fizzles due to
> having no valid target on which to resolve. But until that point, the
> action is valid. Search Harass + untap and look at the 2nd tradition
> example for precedents.
>
> > > Is the action still a directed action against me?
>
> Yes, until it fails to resolve - which includes all of the block
> declaration window.
>
> > > Can ready Rabbat attempt to block it? (the answer to this one should
> > > be the same as the answer to the second one)
>
> Yes, again, see the Harass + 2nd Tradition example, in which the
> responding Prince is forced to block (by card text) in response to
> untapping in an attempt to avoid the Harass target availability.
>
> > I'm adding this one:
> > Since my prey is performing the action and I am the one who can
> > declare a block attempt, if I pass, will any other player receive the
> > opportunity to declare a block attempt ?
>
> Yes, but only in specific cases which allow those players to attempt
> to block D actions after the target player has passed (Eagle's Sight,
> Falcon's Eye and Anneke).

Correct.

Steal a vampire in torpor controlled by another Methuselah.