Apothecary Bloodlust bitten Thrall
Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 4:37 pm
During a match, an Apothecary may attempt to cure a player who has suffered a Casualty or been KO'd. . . . immediately after the player suffers the Casualty, you can use the Apothecary to make your opponent roll again on the Casualty table (see page 25) and then you choose which of the two results to apply. If the player is only Badly Hurt after this roll (even if it was the original Casualty roll) the Apothecary has managed to patch him up and pump him full of painkillers so that the player may be moved into the Reserves box
Just seeking a clarification.make an Injury roll on the Thrall treating any casualty roll as a Badly Hurt
Can you use an Apothecary to put a Badly Hurt bitten Thrall into reserves?
Is the "casualty roll" mentioned in Blood Lust the result of the Injury roll or is it the same as the "Casualty roll" mentioned in Apothecary?
As the first instance is not capitalized it is reasonable to assume it refers to the result of the Injury roll and that no Casualty roll is actually made.
If no Casualty roll is made can the Apothecary be used? The Apothecary only has effects on Casualty rolls. It explicitly states it lets you re-roll and only a Casualty roll of Badly Hurt can be moved to reserves.
I think the intent is you can use the Apothecary on a Badly Hurt bite, but the rules-lawyer in me interprets it differently. Can anyone add clarity or dissenting view? Simple agreement sheds no new light, unless it comes from a recognized authority.
