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The Samedi are a weird Clan
of 6 vampires with 4 main disciplines, which makes for quite a strange mix.
Comments and ratings by Arpèges.
(click on the underlined vampires to know their lineage, age
and generation)
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Vampire
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Cap
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Disciplines
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Card
Text
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Comments
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Ratings
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5
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(2)
- Camarilla: If a blood hunt on Lithrac is called for, his controller
gets 2 additional votes in that referendum. Lithrac gets +1 stealth
when taking an action to enter combat with another minion.
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The
"must" if you don't play Necromancy (much less interesting
if you do). Cheap, somptuous special, his Camarilla appartenance allows
him to become archon…
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6
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(2)
- Camarilla
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Another
Camarilla Samedi with Necromancy. More dedicated on pure combat however.
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7
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(2)
- Sabbat: Jorge gets +1 bleed when bleeding a Methuselah who controls
a ready Sabbat vampire.
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His
spread of disciplines allows him to be played in several sabbat decks.
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8
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(2)
- Independent: When you move Jack from your uncontrolled region to your
ready region, you may equip him with a weapon card from your hand (pay
the cost to equip as normal).
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Expensive.
I would have liked him to get more superior disciplines.
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8
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(2)
- Independent: If Reg performs a successful equip action, you may move
the equipment to any ready minion you control. +1 bleed.
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Wonderful
with the new NRA rule in conjonction with Hag's Wrinkle. Doesn't have
Nec. Aus opens perspectives (albeit difficult ones) with Unre.
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9
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(2)
- Independent: The Baron has 2 votes. During your untap phase, if The
Baron is ready, you may look at the hand of each Methuselah who controls
a ready Giovanni. +1 bleed.
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My
favourite with Lithrac. Highly usable in any deck that uses NEC (and
preferrably OBF).
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