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http://overpower.ca/cards/specials/417.png Dracula's Lifeblood | |
| Offensive | Yes |
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| Defensive | No |
| Duration | Instant |
This Special is played along with a Power Card of a specified Power Type as an attack. The Power Card must be playable by the character playing the Special. The attack may be negated or defended as normal. If the attack is successful, it has the additional bonus of removing all Hits on the Permanent Record of the character playing the Special of equal or lesser value to the Power Card used in the attack. Only the unmodified level of the Power Card is used to determine which Hits on the Permanent Record are removed, even if granted a modifier to attack by another Special card, Event card, etc.
Meta Rules
Meta #11 If a Special indicates a specific type of "card" (such as "Fighting card") then the only card which can be used with this is a "pure" Power card (such as a Fighting Power card). MultiPower and Any-Power Power cards cannot be used.
Meta #29 If a Special has the phrase "if successful", then the second aspect of the Special only takes place in the event that the initial attack is not defended. If the hit lands and is later negated, then the subsequent action is not negated if the result is no longer "on the table."
Meta #30 If a Special has the phrase "if successful", then the second aspect of the Special does not necessarily need to occur. It may not be possible to perform the secondary action. The secondary action may be specified as optional. However, if it is required and possible to perform the second action, it must be done.
Meta #47 When a Special refers to a "Hit" (be it on Permanent Record or Hits from Current Battle) it is referring to a single card, not the sum total of the points of Cumulative damage.
Meta #97 If a Special that indicates it should be "played with" another card is negated, both the Special and the card it was played with are discarded. If a negate is played against a Special indicating that a card should be discarded or exchanged, then the negation takes place prior to the discarding.
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