Set's Call
| Name | Set's Call |
|---|---|
| Type | Reaction |
| Description | [ser] Only usable if this vampire blocks an employ retainer action, before block resolution. This action is successful (and the cost is paid), but this vampire steals the retainer and combat does not occur. [SER] Only usable if this vampire blocks a See more |
| Artist | Dennis Calero |
| Set | Print on Demand #101730 |
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| Artists | Dennis Calero |
| Krcg Id | 101730 |
| Disciplines | ser |
| Legal Since | 2001-06-11 |
| Source Hash | 3223f2fb208f663ded748e98a6acbfd618459c41 |
| Printed Name | Set's Call |
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About Set's Call
Set's Call, Reaction, designed by Dennis Calero first released in June 2001 in the set Final Nights and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Rules
10/08/2026
Requirements do not apply when taking control of a card already in play. [TOM 19960226-1]
10/08/2026
The acting vampire's controller is the one who makes the choices pertaining to the ally or retainer entry in play. [LSJ 20030701-2]

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Frequently asked questions about Set's Call
What type of card is Set's Call?
Set's Call is a Reaction card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Set's Call?
[ser] Only usable if this vampire blocks an employ retainer action, before block resolution. This action is successful (and the cost is paid), but this vampire steals the retainer and combat does not occur. [SER] Only usable if this vampire blocks a recruit ally action, before block resolution. This action is successful (and the cost is paid), but this vampire steals the ally and combat does not occur.
What is the original set of Set's Call?
Set's Call was first released in the set Final Nights, illustrated by Dennis Calero.
What is the legality of Set's Call?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Set's Call can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.