Consecration Rites
| Name | Consecration Rites |
|---|---|
| Type | Action |
| Description | Requires a ready archbishop, priscus, cardinal or regent. +1 stealth action. Put this card on a location you control. You may burn this card to cause an action directed at the location to fail. |
| Flavor | A night of memories and of sighs I consecrate to thee. Walter Savage Landor, "Rose Aylmer" |
| Artist | Harold Arthur McNeill |
| Set | Tenth Anniversary #100413 |
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| Image | |
| Artists | Harold Arthur McNeill |
| Krcg Id | 100413 |
| Legal Since | 1996-10-28 |
| Source Hash | 65934764b5a9f34c790db18aa9b6c265318cb273 |
| Printed Name | Consecration Rites |
About Consecration Rites
Consecration Rites, Action, designed by Harold Arthur McNeill first released in October 1996 in the set Sabbat and was printed exactly in 2 different ways.
Rules
10/08/2026
If an action fails, it was not blocked. Cards/effects depending on a block (e.g. {Mirror Image}, [FOR] {Freak Drive}) cannot be played/used. [LSJ 20070219]
10/08/2026
If the action fails, the action has reached resolution, so is subject to NRA (Non Repeatable Action) rules. [ANK 20211015] [RTR 20180719]
10/08/2026
Cannot be used while a block is being attempted, or has already been successful. [ANK 20260316] [LSJ 20041022]
10/08/2026
If the action fails, modifiers and reactions that can be used at the end/after an action can still be used afterwards (after combat, if any). [ANK 20221205] [ANK 20220118] [RTR 20180719] [LSJ 20041022]

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Frequently asked questions about Consecration Rites
What type of card is Consecration Rites?
Consecration Rites is a Action card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Consecration Rites?
Requires a ready archbishop, priscus, cardinal or regent. +1 stealth action. Put this card on a location you control. You may burn this card to cause an action directed at the location to fail.
What is the original set of Consecration Rites?
Consecration Rites was first released in the set Sabbat, illustrated by Harold Arthur McNeill.