Deflection
| Name | Deflection |
|---|---|
| Type | Reaction |
| Description | Only usable if a minion is bleeding you, after blocks are declined. [dom] Lock this reacting vampire. Change the target of the bleed to another Methuselah other than the acting minion's controller (that Methuselah can attempt to block). [DOM] As abovSee more |
| Artist | Larry MacDougall, Gary Chatterton, Ginés Quiñ |
| Set | Sabbat V5 #100518 |
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| Artists | Larry MacDougall, Gary Chatterton, Ginés Quiñonero-Santiago |
| Krcg Id | 100518 |
| Blood Cost | 1 |
| Disciplines | dom |
| Legal Since | 1994-08-16 |
| Source Hash | 9a64a85a391bb53ea49c53b3a9ff808809c708ed |
| Printed Name | Deflection |
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About Deflection
Deflection, Reaction, designed by Larry MacDougall, Gary Chatterton, Ginés Quiñ first released in August 1994 in the set Jyhad and was printed exactly in 15 different ways.
Rules
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Cannot be used to direct a bleed to a Methuselah who would be an invalid target for a bleed. [PIB 20130711]
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Can be used when failing to block because of stealth: it is still declining to block. [ANK 20211003]
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Must be used before action resolution, ie. before any modifier or reaction played "as the action/bleed would be successful" are played. It cannot be played after a {Spying Mission} on the vampire triggers. [LSJ 19980105]

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Frequently asked questions about Deflection
What type of card is Deflection?
Deflection is a Reaction card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Deflection?
Only usable if a minion is bleeding you, after blocks are declined. [dom] Lock this reacting vampire. Change the target of the bleed to another Methuselah other than the acting minion's controller (that Methuselah can attempt to block). [DOM] As above, but do not lock this vampire.
What is the original set of Deflection?
Deflection was first released in the set Jyhad, illustrated by Larry MacDougall, Gary Chatterton, Ginés Quiñ.