Transferral Potion vs Pollymorph Potion

[ESQ]

Does Transferal Potion played upon a Pollyjuiced parrot allow the Transfer-er the luxury of deciding who receives the parrotal treasure?

Can the escaping parrot be transferred or has combat ended with playing of the Pollyjuice?

[MunchkinMan]

If there are no Monsters currently fighting (by, say, playing Pollymorph Potion on it, or using a Wizard's charm spell on it), you can't play Transferral Potion. If someone uses Wandering Monster to add another Monster after the fact, or if another Monster was already part of the combat, then Transferral Potion may be played and the Treasure from the Monster that was removed would go to the player the combat was transferred to, assuming he wins the combat. This was already announced in this thread.

[ESQ]

Originally Posted by MunchkinMan

If there are no Monsters currently fighting (by, say, playing Pollymorph Potion on it, or using a Wizard's charm spell on it), you can't play Transferral Potion. If someone uses Wandering Monster to add another Monster after the fact, or if another Monster was already part of the combat, then Transferral Potion may be played and the Treasure from the Monster that was removed would go to the player the combat was transferred to, assuming he wins the combat. This was already announced in this thread.

Because the Pollyjuice Potion turns the monster into a parrot, there was spirited discussion on whether the parrot could be attacked as a creature... cheers!

[snarky]

Originally Posted by ESQ

Because the Pollyjuice Potion turns the monster into a parrot, there was spirited discussion on whether the parrot could be attacked as a creature... cheers!

Not to harp on the subject, but the text of the card solves this dilemma: "...which flies away..."

[MunchkinMan]

Snarky is correct, that particular text is on the card is most helpful. Furthermore: THERE IS NO POLLYJUICE POTION! The card is Pollymorph Potion.