Day Operation

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NameDay Operation
TypeAction modifier
Description[for] Only usable as the action is announced. Vampires cannot block this action. The acting vampire goes to torpor after resolving the action. [FOR] As above, but usable if a minion is attempting to block.
ArtistL. A. Williams, Fred Hooper
SetKeepers of Tradition #100502
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ArtistsL. A. Williams, Fred Hooper
Krcg Id100502
Blood Cost1
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Legal Since1994-08-16
Source Hash540e01b21f9ec5f35f24b83023a60e74d72c3dd4
Printed NameDay Operation
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About Day Operation

Day Operation, Action modifier, designed by L. A. Williams, Fred Hooper first released in August 1994 in the set Jyhad and was printed exactly in 4 different ways.

Rules

10/08/2026

Must be played (as well as other "as the action is announced" action modifiers) before action modifiers that are not explicitly played "as the action is announced" (e.g., {Conditioning}). [ANK 20190425]

10/08/2026

Replace the action card (if any) before playing it. [ANK 20181208]

10/08/2026

When played together with post-resolution, aggravated damage effects (e.g. {Force of Will}), the acting Methuselah can resolve these effects in any order. [LSJ 20040120-2]

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Frequently asked questions about Day Operation

What type of card is Day Operation?

Day Operation is a Action modifier card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Day Operation?

[for] Only usable as the action is announced. Vampires cannot block this action. The acting vampire goes to torpor after resolving the action. [FOR] As above, but usable if a minion is attempting to block.

What is the original set of Day Operation?

Day Operation was first released in the set Jyhad, illustrated by L. A. Williams, Fred Hooper.