
So my thoughts now gravitate to a few concepts:
Small-to-mid-cap Rush (Nose of the Hound+Burst of Sunlight/Flames of the Netherworld)
Tremere Princes (w/ Anathemas, Thefts, plenty of intercept, lots of votes)
Tremere-Anti Nephandi/Cryptic Mission (Drain them of blood, drop them to torpor, Nephandus nom-nom-nom)
Assamite Magi (Use the standard assamite stuff with a big splash of Name Forgotten, Magic of the Smith, etc, etc, etc)
G4 Snakes (There are quite a few and you could easily splash in a Tha module to complement the other shennanigans you're working on...)
Variation on the theme...
Deck Name : Martin's Wall
Author : Juggernaut1981
Description :
Martin Frankel pulls a lot of weight in this deck... it's not a 'superstar' deck, but Martin certainly does a lot of hard work when you get him.
Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 3 max: 9 average: 5.91667
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3x Eugenio Estevez 6 AUS THA dom for Tremere:3
3x Martin Franckel 3 AUS tha Tremere:3
2x Oliver Thrace 9 AUS DOM THA nec obf pot Tremere:3
2x Carna, The Princes 7 AUS DOM THA primogen Tremere:3
2x Valois Sang, The W 6 AUS DOM nec tha Tremere:3
Library [88 cards]
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Action [18]
4x Govern the Unaligned
4x Name Forgotten, The
4x Nose of the Hound
2x Pulse of the Canaille
4x Rutor's Hand
Action Modifier [8]
1x Conditioning
2x Foreshadowing Destruction
5x Threats
Combat [14]
6x Apportation
8x Flames of the Netherworld
Master [14]
2x Academic Hunting Ground
1x Arcane Library
4x Ashur Tablets
4x Blood Doll
2x Chantry
1x Wasserschloss Anif, Austria
Reaction [34]
4x Eagle's Sight
8x Eyes of Argus
4x Precognition
6x Spirit's Touch
6x Telepathic Counter
6x Telepathic Misdirection
Just by coincidence (or not), I remember buying a Name Forgotten in a last minute action just before the Day 2 tournament (of the EC 2010) for the Nephandus deck I was going to play. Pure spite for the "Girls .." decks that were floating around so massively last year.
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