Reformation
| Name | Reformation |
|---|---|
| Type | Action |
| Description | +1 stealth action. Requires an Anarch. [chi] Ⓓ Steal an equipment from your predator or prey. [dom] Ⓓ Burn 1 blood to steal a hunting ground. [ser] Ⓓ Put 1 corruption counter on any vampire. If the number of your corruption counters on the vampire eqSee more |
| Artist | Attila Adorjany |
| Set | Print on Demand #101582 |
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| Artists | Attila Adorjany |
| Krcg Id | 101582 |
| Disciplines | chi, dom, ser |
| Legal Since | 2004-05-17 |
| Source Hash | 1703c4a306efc8254ce35241206bf784098d5f3c |
| Printed Name | Reformation |
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About Reformation
Reformation, Action, designed by Attila Adorjany first released in May 2004 in the set Gehenna and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Rules
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[dom]The card cannot be played if the minion cannot afford to burn the blood. [ANK 20210226]
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[chi] Cannot be used if there is no equipment to destroy. [RTR 19980928]
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[dom]The burn blood effect is not reduced by effects that reduce the cost of the card (eg. {Adana de Sforza}). [ANK 20210226]
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When played, a multi-Disciplines card counts as requiring the Discipline(s) being used. In the hand, library, or ash heap, the card is considered to require any and/or all Disciplines listed on it. [LSJ 20011204-3] [PIB 20130704]

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Frequently asked questions about Reformation
What type of card is Reformation?
Reformation is a Action card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Reformation?
+1 stealth action. Requires an Anarch. [chi] Ⓓ Steal an equipment from your predator or prey. [dom] Ⓓ Burn 1 blood to steal a hunting ground. [ser] Ⓓ Put 1 corruption counter on any vampire. If the number of your corruption counters on the vampire equals or exceeds their capacity, you can burn those counters to steal the target vampire.
What is the original set of Reformation?
Reformation was first released in the set Gehenna, illustrated by Attila Adorjany.