Remus West wrote:Scoop20906 wrote:Grundbegriff wrote:Scoop: What happens if, say, Remus is Evil and I poison Remus and theohall poisons Remus and then the Demon applies antidote to Remus. Does the single dose of infernal antidote save Remus from the two doses of poison, simply because the "antidote" comes after the poison?
No.
Also, I believe our only difference of opinion was on how to handle the demon's anti-poison in this circumstance.
If player A has only one dose of poison in his glass and the angel and demon BOTH apply their anti-poison, the demon's anti-poison WILL NOT kill player A even though the angel's anti-poison remove the poison. I ruled that the demon's anti-poison will become harmless if administered to a glass that has poison present at the start of the Round.
I thought you said the Demon and Angel countered each other. Thus an unpoisoned glass would not kill someone if they both went after it but a poisoned glass would. Which would make more sense or else you are allowing the Angel to counter 2 poisons with one dose.
Hmmm. Let me try to be clearer. Anti-poisons DO NOT cancel each other out.
Only poison and anti-poison cancel each other out. Therefore, the angel's one does of anti-poison will cancel out the demon's one dose of poison.
Furthermore:
Glass = 1 poison + demon anti-poison = player lives
Glass = 0 poison + demon anti-poison = player dies (anti-poison turns to poison without presence of at least one dose of poison)
Glass = 1 poison + angel anti-poison = player lives
Glass = 2 poisons + angel anti-poison = player dies
Glass = 2 poisons + demon anti-poison = player dies
Glass = 2 poison + angel anti-poison + demon anti-poison = player lives
Glass = 1 poison + angel anti-poison + demon anti-poison = player lives
I ruled that the demon's anti-poison will become harmless if administered to a glass that has poison present at the start of the Round.