Aura Absorption

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NameAura Absorption
TypeAction modifier/reaction
Description[aus] [REACTION] This vampire burns 1 blood to get +1 intercept. [myt] [REACTION] +1 intercept. [MYT] [ACTION MODIFIER] +1 stealth.
FlavorA young man. William Reed. Pacing nervously. Grabs a sealed envelope and keys from the table. Hmmm. That's all I see. Four hours ago, no more. Bartholomew, Kiasyd
ArtistMike Danza
SetHeirs to the Blood #100111
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ArtistsMike Danza
Krcg Id100111
Disciplinesmyt, aus
Legal Since2001-12-03
Source Hashb1f1bc23f854b0217aee1a4d0c8bf3f877691920
Printed NameAura Absorption
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About Aura Absorption

Aura Absorption, Action modifier/reaction, designed by Mike Danza first released in december 2001 in the set Bloodlines and was printed exactly in 3 different ways.

Rules

07/10/2026

[aus][REACTION]The card cannot be played if the minion cannot afford to burn the blood. [ANK 20210226]

07/10/2026

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]

07/10/2026

[aus]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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Frequently asked questions about Aura Absorption

What type of card is Aura Absorption?

Aura Absorption is a Action modifier/reaction card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.

What is the effect of Aura Absorption?

[aus] [REACTION] This vampire burns 1 blood to get +1 intercept. [myt] [REACTION] +1 intercept. [MYT] [ACTION MODIFIER] +1 stealth.

What is the original set of Aura Absorption?

Aura Absorption was first released in the set Bloodlines, illustrated by Mike Danza.