Decided I should have a non-standard S&B deck... Rather than going for the PRO-FOR road, which I've seen used really well, I decided to see what I could do with the Nos/!Nos that I saw with for-obf... A little ARDB-fu later...
Deck Name : Stealth of Will
Author : Juggernaut1981
Description : Multi-acting S&B with Force of Will & Retainers.
Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 4 max: 6 average: 4.83333
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2x Louis de Maisonneu 5 FOR aus dom obf !Ventrue:4
2x Skidmark 5 FOR OBF aus pot !Nosferatu:4
1x Macoute 6 FOR NEC obf thn Samedi:4
1x Janni 5 cel for obf qui Assamite:4
1x Maria Stone Adv 5 FOR cel obf pre pro spi Ahrimane:3
2x Maria Stone 5 FOR cel obf pro !Gangrel:3
1x Aaron Bathurst 4 for obf pot !Nosferatu:4
1x Little Willie 4 for obf pro !Ventrue:4
1x Wolfgang 4 for obf pot Nosferatu:3
Library [66 cards]
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Action [16]
8x Force of Will
8x Rapid Healing
Action Modifier [24]
4x Cloak the Gathering
4x Faceless Night
12x Freak Drive
4x Lost in Crowds
Action Modifier/Combat [4]
4x Swallowed by the Night
Equipment [4]
4x Laptop Computer
Master [16]
4x Dreams of the Sphinx
1x Giant's Blood
2x Heidelberg Castle, Germany
4x Life in the City
1x Powerbase: Montreal
4x Wash
Retainer [2]
1x J. S. Simmons, Esq.
1x Tasha Morgan
Juggernaut Of VTES
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Saturday, February 16, 2013
Halim's Laibach Treaty
What is this deck...?
The idea is to basically make a part Blood-Grinder and part Temptation/Minion Theft deck. It is to try exploit the synergy between Temptation, Corruption Counters and Cryptic Mission effects. The wide variety of actions, and low stealth, should be counteracted by minion numbers and Change of Target. With access to Dominate (through both Tremere and Halim Bey) it seemed a no-brainer to pack a good wad of Deflections. There is a distinct combat weakness, only running Theft of Vitae. Truth of 1k Lies is part offense and part multi-act. Hopefully being able to use it with things like Cryptic Mission to offset its otherwise prohibitive cost.Attack Plan:
Regular frequent bleeds for 1 or 3.Minion Deprivation by minion theft from my prey and Minion Borrowing from my Predator.
Superior Numbers (aka The Russian Method... 5 men, 1 gun)
Action Overload.
Vampiric Disease. This is all about dropping blood off minions by proxy. Putting it on minions with Temptation will give me a way to potentially deliver the Disease Counters forwards. Also, the untap from Temptation will drain blood faster and get the minions to the point where they can be taken most turns, forced to hunt and then borrowed by me to go forwards.
Defence Plan:
Deflection, deflection, deflection...Don't Spend. Cheap minions with Govern the Unaligned. It is not really intended as a bleed card except maybe in a lunge.
Minion Borrowing. Use my predator's minions to go forward. That potentially drains my predator's blood and can buy me time.
Deck Name : Halim's Laibach Treaty
Author : Juggernaut1981Description : See above.
Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 3 max: 6 average: 5.66667
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3x Halim Bey 6 DOM SER obf tha Follower :4
3x Muhsin Samir 6 DOM THA aus pot Tremere:4
2x Black Lotus 5 DOM aus obf ser Follower: 4
2x Masika St. John 3 THA Tremere:3
1x Ankh-sen-Sutekh 6 PRE SER obf Follower :4
1x Cohn Rose 5 THA aus dom pre Tremere:3
Library [76 cards]
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Action [22]
6x Cryptic Mission
6x Govern the Unaligned
6x Revelation of Ecstasy
4x Temptation
Action Modifier [24]
6x Change of Target
4x Mirror Walk
8x Truth of a Thousand Lies
6x Venenation
Combat [8]
8x Theft of Vitae
Master [14]
3x Dominate
5x Treaty of Laibach
4x Tribute to the Master
2x Vampiric Disease
Reaction [8]
8x Deflection
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
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