Current tier 1 decks?

What are the tier 1 decks right now? By tier 1 I mean the best tournament level decks. Me, Randyman and Myrdin discussed this recently, and could agree on these:

We might have forgotten some decks though. Feel free to comment, below or on VEKN.net!

Note: Our discussion took place before the banning of Anthelios, which crippled the Girls-archetype. It might still be a playable deck though, but is it tier 1?

Ashur´s War Journal – January 2016

Hello fellow Methuselahs, Ashur here, reigning swedish champion AND Gothcon champion (Yeah I know, it´s absurd!) Welcome to a new series of blog entries. The plan is to, once a month, list my current armory (my decks) and discuss some new ideas.

I´m known for two things:

1) Building bad, innovative and fun decks which I play a couple of times and then trash, and

2) On important events I play stable but boring decks, sometimes (like 2015) with some success.

Maybe if I list my decks and try to “grind” my more innovative deck ideas here, I might stick longer to them and maybe come up with something really interesting.

My current decks (in no particular order):

1: Ventrue+AUS G4-5 gun-wall (Mary Anne Blaire star. Seem quite strong, but is boring.)

2: !Ventrue+THA G3-4 Concordance+Daring-trick bleed (Funny, but sucks.)

3: Gangrel Mictlantecuhtli+Talbots chainsaw with ANI-weenies (Crater-deck = sucks.)

4: Malkavian G4-5 midcap stealth-bleed (Built for demo.)

5: Nosferatu+PRE bigcap vote (Ellison Humbolt star. Kind of nice, but one-track though.)

6: Malkavian G1-2 vote “White House” (See below.)

7: !Tremere Nephanduses with Ashur Tablets (Wargrim style)

8: Brujah G4-5 royalty vote (Dmitra star, Marko L style)

Ashur deck of the month:

This deck is rather strong, ie it has won me some tables. But at the recent Archipelago Jones tournament, I scored zero vp´s with it. Not sure what happened there, but I can´t blame the seatings.

Obvious weak things is lack of crypt acceleration and lack of multi-act, but on the other hand I have room for stealth, some bleed defense and at least decent combat defense.

Deck Name : White House Madness

Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 3 max: 10 average: 6.91667
3x Lucian               10 AUS DOM OBF cel tha  justicar Malkavian:1
2x Greger Anderssen     7  AUS OBF dom pro      prince   Malkavian:2
3x Gilbert Duane        7  AUS DOM OBF          prince   Malkavian:1
2x Victoria             5  AUS cel obf                   Malkavian:2
1x Didi Meyers          5  DOM aus cel obf               Malkavian:1
1x Zöe                  3  AUS cel obf                   Malkavian:2

Library [74 cards]
Action [7]
  7x Govern the Unaligned

Action Modifier [21]
  3x Conditioning
  2x Elder Impersonation
  2x Faceless Night
  1x Foreshadowing Destruction
  2x Forgotten Labyrinth
  5x Lost in Crowds
  2x Spying Mission
  4x Telepathic Vote Counting

Action Modifier/Combat [2]
  2x Swallowed by the Night

Ally [2]
  1x Carlton Van Wyk (Hunter)
  1x Muddled Vampire Hunter

Equipment [2]
  1x Bowl of Convergence
  1x Heart of Nizchetus

Master [12]
  1x Coven, The
  2x Dreams of the Sphinx
  1x Giant's Blood
  3x Madness Network
  1x Pentex(TM) Subversion
  3x Villein
  1x Wider View

Political Action [11]
  1x Anarchist Uprising
  1x Ancilla Empowerment
  1x Banishment
  4x Kine Resources Contested
  4x Parity Shift

Reaction [17]
  5x Deflection
  3x Eyes of Argus
  7x Obedience
  2x Telepathic Misdirection

Crafted with : Anarch Revolt Deck Builder. [Wed Jan 06 10:33:00 2016]

Recent ideas I ponder:

- Is Mictlantecuhtli with Bombs actually playable? (With Pier 13?!)

- Is it worth trying Improvised Flamethrower in a obtenebration stealth-bleeder?

- Is Bima playable? Why? Something with Dominate-skill cards and Halim Bey and Black Lotus, but it smells supersucky even on paper.

- Should I put together a Mimir powerbleeder? Seems rather fun.

- Is Legacy of Power ever playable?

- Why can´t I ever fit a deck with Cardinal Benedictions? Latest thoughts is on !Brujah with obfuscate.

- Will ANYTHING in the upcoming anarch set be worth playing?

- Will this game ever be printed again? (Are you interested in doing it? Contact White Wolf and get the license!)

If anyone have any answers for these questions, feel free to comment below, or at it´s VEKN forum-thread, or by mail to vtes@msghsfhi.com. Thanks!

Ashur´s Swedish Nationals 2015 experience

Swedish Nationals 2015 

Stockholm, Sweden

November 7, 2015
3 rounds + final

14 players


Pre-game considerations: As usual, tournaments don´t seem to happen when I´m ready for them. I seldom have a deck ready which I have played a lot immediately prior to the date, but that is probably just because I generally don´t like to play the same deck a lot – I always have 5-10 playable decks, and I like to tear down one and build one new each week or so. So: Not ready.

On the other hand I felt motivated before the tournament, because Swedish company Paradox just bought White Wolf, and they seem generally positive to see VTES back in print in some way.

These mixed emotions led me to think that I had to choose a simple deck, and those of you who read my earlier reports say: “He always does.” That might be true, because of the “never ready”-thing above, but I tend to play a lot of toolboxes and vote decks when I play casual, but when it´s tournament time I often feel I need something really simple.

The group 4-5 Kiasyd or Kiasyd/Lasombra haven´t been overly popular in Sweden the last year, so I thought that might work – a couple of years ago it would have been impossible, because of the crypts popularity. But I really didn´t have time to build something from scratch and playtest it, so I stole Alexanders “Don´t stop me now”, a TWD from a glöggturnering in Gothenburg 2012, a really small, tight deck with lots of anger in it. I really like it as is, but I also enjoy more superior discipline-use, so I built a much older crypt. A bit slower deck, but more efficient in using the cards at superior.

I also switched the Song of Pan for a 15:th Govern the Unaligned – I understand the greatness of Song of Pan, but I think it´s better if you run a bit more Kiasyds.

Also, I could not find/do not own a fourth Shroud of Absence, so I played with a Shroud of Night instead – risky, but it worked :)

I played the deck twice the week before the tournament and noticed it still worked. As a last minute crazyness I switched 2 Information Highway for 2 extra Pentex Subversion. The Highways is of course nice with my larger crypt, but on the other hand: Pentex is stupid good, almost always. It saves you from Enkidu and cracks Carna + Bowl, what more can you ask from a card?

The No 1 pyssling.

Deck Name: Avalon Incorporated
Author: Henrik K (Ashur)

Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 3 max: 8 average: 5.75
2x Isanwayen              6  DOM MYT OBT                 Kiasyd:4
2x Dame Hollerton         5  DOM OBT myt                 Kiasyd:4
1x Arcadian, The          8  DOM MYT OBT chi for         Kiasyd:5
1x Badr, Shadow of Gr     7  DOM OBT POT                 Lasombra:5
1x Lord Vauxhall          7  DOM OBT POT THA             Lasombra:4
1x Onaedo                 6  DOM OBT aus pot             Lasombra:4
1x Virginie, Prodigy      6  DOM POT obt          bishop Lasombra:4
1x Andrew Emory           5  OBT aus dom pot      bishop Lasombra:4
1x Ermenegildo, The R     5  DOM OBT pot                 Lasombra:4
1x Lucy Markowitz         3  dom obt                     Lasombra:4

Library [65 cards]
Action [15]
15x Govern the Unaligned

Action Modifier [28]
4x Bonding
2x Command of the Beast
5x Conditioning
2x Foreshadowing Destruction
2x Leverage
4x Seduction
3x Shadow Play
3x Shroud of Absence
1x Shroud of Night
2x Stone Travel

Ally [3]
3x Nocturn

Combat [2]
2x Shadow Body

Master [11]
1x Coven, The
3x Dreams of the Sphinx
2x Great Symposium
2x Life in the City
3x Pentex(TM) Subversion

Reaction [6]
2x Deflection
2x On the Qui Vive
2x Redirection

I´ll illustrate the games with pictures. The colours are red = aggressive, orange = semi-aggressive, yellow = not aggressive at all. Note that this illustrates the decks general “emotion” – it sometimes fizzles :)


Round 1

Difficulty for me: 3/5. I rather quickly noticed that I had a true chance at this table – a very aggressive table, with no real “bearded walls”, just a few speedbumps.
My performance: 3/5. I don´t feel I did any serious mistakes, it just didn´t end with a game win.
The other players: Daniels deck was obviously too weak for this table, I ousted him with a bounced 7-bleed from Kalle. Andreas didn´t get a crypt acceleration card on his first hand, so he couldn´t catch up with the tempo. Randy managed to survive one or two extra turns because he draw into a grotesque amount of Art Scams, but his weird Dragon Breath Rounds-module should have been either extra bounces or extra bleed, I think.

Lesson to learn: This game can be very fast, so be fast. Bounces are good.

Me: 2 vp
Kalle: 3 vp


Table 2

Difficulty for me: 2/5. Both Kristofers and Randals decks are quite slow, so unless they can convince Ober to rush me early, I think this table should be easy for me. It turned out I was right.
My performance: 5/5. Wow – it wasn´t really me, it was the deck. Almost every single card turned up at the best possible time. I couldn´t have a better draw, it was like I´d stacked the deck. For example, I have only 3 Nocturns in the deck, and I had one in play every turn when Ober needed to be blocked (non-stealth rushes, removing my Pentex from Lorrie).

The other players: They might have been able to stop me if they cooperated even more, in some strange deal. Ober put both of Randys minions into torpor (one with Fame) early – maybe those rushes should have been on me after some dealing. But on the other hand Randys deck might be hard to stop for Ober later.
Lesson to learn: Nocturn is very nice against important no-stealth actions.

Me: 4 vp

Table 3

Difficulty for me: 4/5. Eriks !Gangrels are kind of specialized on surviving stealth-bleed (kits Abbott + Marked Territory on ALL vamps, fast, plus various Sportbikes and Under Siege) and after that was Kari with both Abbotts and Under Siege AND Oppugnant Night.
My performance: 3/5. I managed to oust Erik after all, but after that it was over.
The other players: Obers combat was trumphed by Karis (he hit hard and played some fortitude, but not enough against Karis Preternatural Strenght + Octopod + fortitude + Taste of Vitae + Slake the Thirst), so there was lots of dealing. Kari gave Ober opportunity to damage Kim some, which helped me. Once again I found myself in the strange “If I just shut up maybe they will fail to make the right deals to stop me”-situation, and Kim gave me some turns to try to damage Kari, but I ran out of stealth.
Lesson to learn: None really. Shit happens. It´s brave to play combat decks at Nationals, trying to balance tables, so kudos to Kari and Ober.

Me: 1 vp
Kim: 3 vp
Kari: 1 vp


Final round

Standings after three rounds of play was:
Peter 2 gamewins, 7 victory points
Henrik 1 gamewin, 7 victory points
Erik 1 gamewin, 6 victory points
Kalle 1 gamewin, 3 victory points
Kim 1 gamewin, 3 victory points

Actually there was a coinflip situation between Kim and another great player, Jens (Ropecon champion this year), but he chose to drop before the flip and let Kim play. I was SO VERY happy with this, because he played a Toreador Ira Rivers gun-wall deck, similar to the one Brian Moritz won this years NAC Day 2 with. I would have serious troubles with ousting that deck.

Also, I was very happy that last years Swedish champion Michael H didn´t reach the final, because he played a very similar Kiasyd/Lasombra crypt. Contesting is never fun.

Final table (mucho aggressive!):
Kalle (Tremere sb) > Erik (!Gangrel toolbox) > Peter (Bigcap setite sb) > Kim (Daughters vote w Arishat) > Henrik (Kiasyd/Lasombra sb)

Difficulty for me: 3/5. I bled into the only deck that had bounce, and people wondered why I chose that seat. Well, I´ll try to explain: I did not want to bleed into Erik again, because I think I had luck when I ousted him in turn 3. He pretty quickly gets 3 intercept on his vamps (Abbot + Marked Territory), and while I have lots of Pentexes, I don´t pack enough stealth. And I didn´t want to have Kalle in my back because he is very aggressive and I don´t pack crazy amounts of bounce. Also, I didn´t want to bleed into Kim, because she play Unleash Hell´s Fury. So I choose to bleed into Kalle, because he can be unlucky with his bounces and doesn´t block a lot, tohave Kim as predator – she can be aggressive, but also spend a lot of actions on pool gain and such stuff, and she can´t block my Govern down.
My performance: 3/5. I did not draw any of my 15 Governs in my first 10-15 cards, so my tempos was slow. And after that I didn´t do a lot of supersmart things, I just bled, Governed and kept my mouth shut.
The other players: Kalle played very recklessly and had some bad luck. Kim´s votes caused a lot of discussion and, I think, some strange deals and strange decisions from both Erik and Peter. I won some on some of those deals, to my surprise.
Lesson to learn: Shut up and play your game – words of wisdom with this kind of deck, as always!

Result: Me 5 vp

In conclusion: It´s sad that we can only muster 14 players for a Nationals deals days, but on the other hand those players are very dedicated and nice. Hopefully Paradox will agree to revive the game in some way until next time, so we can attract some new talent. As for my performance: I chose the simplest of decks and just did my thing. It worked out and I´m happy!

Ashur´s Gothcon experience 2015

Hi. This is a short report from the Swedish ECQ 2015, as usual held at the Gothcon gaming convention in Gothenburg.

     I was kind of out of shape before this tournament, my first this year. I promised to play more after my nice 11^th place at the EC 2014, but stuff has held me from it, for example a 10 week long course weeknights. Also I haven´t felt inspired by the Unaligned and Storyline sets – lots of boring cards that haven´t made me feel for building new decks.

     So I had no clear idea of what deck to pick for Gothcon. I settled for something that I´m used to, some kind of grinder or lawfirm. But I didn´t want to play my old Princes with sticks (which I reached the final at the Swedish Nationals 2011), or the G4-5 “bleedfirm” I won a small tournament with in late 2013.

     But I felt stressed and couldn´t bother to think a lot, so I just search secretlibrary.info for decks with Lodin, and found David Duráns TWD from Camarilla Conclave 2014. I switched some cards – 2 Vessel for 2 Villein, 4 Public Trust for Governs, 1 Parity Shift for 1 Anarchist Uprising, 1 Foreshadowing for 1 Conditioning, 2 Redirection for 2 Deflectioning, 2 WWEF for 2 Second Traditions, 4 Taste of Vitae for 2 Soak and 2 Weighted Walking Stick, and Joseph D for an extra Mustafa.

     These alternations can be discussed, and I realise that there are still much room for improvement in the deck, but … the rest is history :)

Deck: The feel of the rod

Crypt (12 cards)

===============================================

 1x  Emily Carson         5  for pre DOM          Ventrue:5

 2x  Graham Gottesman     7  obf pre tha DOM FOR  Ventrue:5

 1x  João Bilé            5  pre DOM FOR          Ventrue:4

 1x  Juniper              6  ani dom pre FOR      Ventrue:4

 3x  Lodin (Olaf Holte)   8  aus pro DOM FOR PRE  Ventrue:5

 2x  Mustafa, The Heir    6  cel dom FOR PRE      Ventrue:4

 1x  Victor Donaldson     6  for pre DOM          Ventrue:5

 1x  Victor Pelletier     5  cel dom for PRE      Ventrue:4

Library (82 cards)

==================

Master (7)

 1x Direct Intervention

 2x Dreams of the Sphinx

 1x Ephor

 1x Giant's Blood

 2x Villein

Action (16)

 2x Entrancement

14x Govern the Unaligned

Political Action (4)

 3x Parity Shift

 1x Anarchist Uprising

Action Modifier (15)

 4x Conditioning

 2x Daring the Dawn

 2x Foreshadowing Destruction

 6x Freak Drive

 1x Kiss of Ra, The

Reaction (22)

 6x Deflection

 4x On the Qui Vive

 2x Redirection

 8x Second Tradition: Domain

 2x Wake with Evening's Freshness

Combat (18)

 8x Hidden Strength

 4x Soak

 6x Weighted Walking Stick

Table 1:

 

Red arrow: Aggressive
Orange arrow: Semi-aggressive
Yellow arrow: Not aggressive


Difficulty for me: 3/5. Tap n bleed is not nice to have as predator, but I run a lot of wakes so things could be far worse. Also having the other deck with lots of votes as my table ally is always better than playing against it.

My performance: 2/5. I handled Rudolf, and put Oskars Blackhorse to torpor with Graham Gottesman in a stick vs stick fight. But I could bleed Oskar hard because of his bleed bounce.

I did a really stupid decision when I was heads up when I guessed Oskar had a Daring the Dawn in his hand and that it didn´t really matter how I played. Turns out Oskar don´t even play Daring, and I would have won the game have I only not tapped out.

The other players: Rudolf really wanted Marko to disappeared, and played Pentex Subversion on his first vamp, Anson. Oskar then put Revelations at superior on Marko as his first action, forcing him to play with an open hand. When Marko finally got rid of the Pentex, Rudolf contested his Anson = bye bye Marko. Oskars Revelation stayed in play for the whole game, giving him a great advantage against his preys. More about Oskars deck in the finals.

Lesson to learn: Knowledge of deck archetypes is good, but don’t have too much bias about other peoples decks.

Oskar: 4 vp

Table 2:

 

 
Difficulty for me: 2/5. My predator is a Tzimisce wall, but without many Eagles Sights or bleed cards to do the old “prey punisher” routine. My first prey is odd, but not impossible to handle.

My performance: 4/5. I played this extremely slow, almost being ousted by Fredriks John Paleologus-thing (“During your untap phase, if John is ready, he may burn 2 blood to cause your prey to burn 1 pool.”) – he had me down at 4 pool once! Heads up I think Ivan made a mistake allowing me to cycle cards by a block when he didn´t need to, so I could draw the bleed card I needed to oust him just in time.

The other players: Bea had a funny deck, with 2-cap Sabbat vamps with Desert Eagles+Magazines+Scatter shot, backed with Hungry Coyote and Blood Dolls. She dashed out a lot of damage to my vamps, but my fortitude saved me. A funny deck, but not so funny if Scourge of the Enochians hit the table! She played well, but could survive in the long run.

     Fredriks deck was WAY to slow, and played a very strange and expensive combat module with Body Arsenal and Blood of Acid. Cheaper combat (say Aid + Crows) and more wakes and bleed bounce would have served him well.

     Ivan (Myrdin when he writes at Stockholmjyhad) is one of the best players I know, at least when it comes to deck building and counting and such stuff, but here he had problems. He used Mirror Walks to escape Fredriks combat, but couldn´t really handle being rush with Scatter shots. And he had Selena burned by Beas Archon Investigation when he was bounced.

Lesson to learn: It´s nice to have a calm predator. Always make the best of it.

Ivan: 1 vp

Me: 3 vp

Table 3:

 

 
Difficulty for me: 1/5. A very, very good seating, with a first prey that had problems defending her pool without drawing a Protected Resources, while damaging her own prey a lot. Isak is aggressive, but I can bounce his bleeds.

My performance: 4/5. Well, what can I say. I didn´t mess this up, I just took care of what was given to me.

The other players: Everybody did their thing, including Isak bleeding me with 1-stealthed 6-bleeds that I could bounce to Caroline, so I ousted her fast. Sure, doing so is a kind of kingmaking, but on the other hand not bleeding is also so. Kalle was really close to ousting Isak with big bleeds and cancelling the bleed bounce with several Touch of Clarity. I had to blow up the table with a Anarchist Uprising to be really sure to secure the game win.

Lesson to learn: None really. It just fell into my lap.

Final:

 
1. Marko

2. Hugh

3. Randy

4. Henrik

5. Oskar

Difficulty for me: 4/5. This table was top notch, with the top ranked players of Sweden, Finland and the UK, and me only third seed, so I had to get more points than both Hugh and Marko to win. My deck should be able to stop Hughs and Randys.

My performance: 4/5. Everybody told me I played well afterwards, so I guess I did. I applied a kind of strange tactic – I knew Randal and Hugh was going to talk A LOT, so I decided to quite randomly only listed to about every other “advice” they gave me. I also decided to mess Hugh up quite hard, blocking and damaging his minions a lot in the beginning, just because I knew he is a good player. And I wanted Randy to damage Marko just about enough so he couldn´t have a chance to oust Oskar.

The other players: Randy was very frustrated with his situation, me blocking his first Embrace and not permitting him to put Marko within ousting range.

     Marko did his best moving pool with Parity Shifts, me voting with him just enough to make him survive but not ousting Oskar (Mustafa the Heir was very nice here, asking for blood to vote with him, but by doing so stealing a blood from one of his vamps).

     Hugh was gone quite early to Oskars heavy bleed. Very heavy bleed! I have to give Oskar real strong cred for his deck – not until after the tournament, facing him twice, I realised the deck a powerbleeder disguised as a stickmen grinder. Every stickmen player can be “unlucky”, and just draw some stupid bleed cards and almost no stick or prevent, so it´s not that easy to unveil the deceit. I heard he played only 2 Weighted Walking Stick and 2 prevent cards!

Lesson to learn: This game is tricky. It´s not enough to know your own deck, recognize the other decks, read the table correctly and make the right decisions based on all that, you also profit by knowing the other players, and knowing when to follow their advice and when not to.

Randyman: 1 vp

Oskar: 1,5 vp

Me: 1,5 vp (game win and tournament victory)

All the final decks can be found here.

Conclusion: I have played this tournament every year for 15 years or so, and now it was my turn to get lucky. I guess the tree don´t fall on the first cut, right? 

     I want to thank Isak for arranging the tournament, as well as the very nice draft the day before and the gathering at his home the night before that (when Rudolf thought Montano-Baltimore Purge was suitable for a casual game!)

     Thanks also to the other 16 players who bothered to attend. Hope seeing you again soon, in Warsaw or before that!

     I sincerely hope this game will be rekindled within shortly, as some rumours tell me. I get the feeling that we are “playing in the end times” right now, and that it´s critical to get things done now, if we want new players to discover the game and old players to return. I wish those responsible for this the very best of luck.

Report: Swedish Nationals 2014

Swedish Nationals 2014
Stockholm, Sweden
September 13, 2014
20 players
3R + F
http://www.vekn.net/event-calendar/event/7812

Standings before the final:

1: Magnus 1 gw 8 vp

2: Michael 1 gw 7 vp

3:  Robert 1 gw 5,5 vp

4: Randal 1 gw 5 vp

5: Andreas 1 gw 4 vp

Decks and seating:

1. Randal (Malefecia)

2. Andreas (Lasombra)

3. Robert (FOR Vampiric Disease)

4. Magnus (Malk bigcap sb)

5. Michael (Kiasyd sb)

Game state end of 3rd turn:

1. Randal Rudstam

14 pool

Cybele

2 Ashur tablets

2. Andreas Thomasson

12 pool

Info highway

Monastery

Fransicus

Ambrosius villein + pentex

3. Robert Doktorow

16 pool

Mathias

Wider view

Powerbase Montreal

4. Magnus Karlström

14 pool

Rodolfo + spying mission (on Randal)

Persesponsis tar anis

5. Michael Holmström

11 pool

Randel the Coward

Banjoko

Ashur tablets

Anarch troublemaker

Parthenon

Dreams (1 counter)

Game state about 54 min:

Game state after 1.35:

Swedish champion: Michael 2 vp

Robert 2 vp

Magnus 1 vp

Congrats Michael! He won with no superior OBT-vampires.

TWD:

Deck Name : Kiasyd S & B

Author : Michael Holmström

Crypt [12 vampires] Capacity min: 3 max: 6 average: 4.66667

------------------------------------------------------------

2x Isanwayen              6  DOM MYT OBT             Kiasyd:4

1x Virginie, Prodigy      6  DOM POT obt      bishop Lasombra:4

1x Andrew Emory           5  OBT aus dom pot  bishop Lasombra:4

1x Banjoko                5  DOM obt pot             Lasombra:3

1x Dame Hollerton         5  DOM OBT myt             Kiasyd:4

1x Ermenegildo, The R     5  DOM OBT pot             Lasombra:4

1x Leila Monroe           4  dom obt pre             Lasombra:4

1x Quincy, The Trapper     4  dom myt obt             Kiasyd:3

1x Randel, The Coward     4  dom for obt             !Ventrue:4

1x Keith Moody            3  DOM                     !Tremere:4

1x Lucy Markowitz         3  dom obt                 Lasombra:4

Library [70 cards]

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Action [11]

11x Govern the Unaligned

Action Modifier [19]

1x Blanket of Night

3x Bonding

4x Conditioning

1x Seduction

4x Shadow Play

4x Shroud of Absence

2x Stone Travel

Ally [3]

3x Nocturn

Event [1]

1x Anthelios, The Red Star

Master [28]

1x Anarch Troublemaker

6x Ashur Tablets

1x Coven, The

6x Dreams of the Sphinx

1x Giant's Blood

2x Great Symposium

1x House of Sorrow

2x Jake Washington (Hunter)

2x Life in the City

2x Misdirection

2x Parthenon, The

1x Pentex(TM) Subversion

1x Secure Haven

Reaction [8]

5x Deflection

1x Delaying Tactics

2x On the Qui Vive

Crafted with : Anarch Revolt Deck Builder. [Fri Sep 19 17:22:26 2014]