Henrietta

An earlier edition of this deck was listed as James Hamblin's "Feeb" Deck.

Unfortunately, my deck has, in recent months, gone in completely away from rush combat. I have removed all of the enter combat cards and replaced them with intercept. I have found that the deck works extremely well against most other decks. I was even successful against a Gangrel/Malk. Protean/Dominate S&B deck. I got bled for a while, but his deck was ill-equipped to deal with my constant blocking of his actions.

With that success under my belt, I decided to take out the rush cards that seemed always to come up at the wrong time and put in more intercept and blood-making cards like Powerbase: Chicago and EcoTerrorists/Ingrid Rossler.

I think the deck works very well, and I like it. My only problem is that I don't know whether or not it will successfully deal with S&B or if it will just get mangled.

Crypt

Ingrid Rossler
2x Gitane St. Claire
2x Cammile Devereux
2x Bear Paw
Roman Alexander
Ricki Van Demsy
Chandler Hungerford
Anastasia Grey
Giuliano Vincenzi

Library

Masters

Guardian Angel
London Eve. Star
Blood Doll (2)
Zoo Hunt. Grnd.
Eco Terrorists (2)
Vulnerability
Powerbase: Chicago
Minor Boon

Misc. Actions

Raven Spy (5)
Atonement
Mr. Winthrop
Sport Bike
Dog Pack (2)*
Ritual Challenge (4)

Reactions

Wake (4)
Cat's Guidance (10)
Rat's Warning (4)

Combat

Form of the Ghost (3)
Gleam of Red Eyes (8)
Wolf Claws (5)
Claws of the Dead (4)
Skin of Steel (4)
Skin of Rock (6)
Unflinching Pers. (3)
Indomitability (6)
Trap (3)
Scorpion Sting (4)

With 20 intercept cards, 10 of which are permanent, I should generally have about +2 to +3 intercept on the table on one important vamp (Ingrid or Gitane), and a little less on others (like Atoned Camille).

Anyway, "Henrietta" is because around here we always say "Meow, Meow, Intercept Meow" (or something like that) when you play Cat's Guidance.

Created by James Hamblin (jhamblin@sunlab.cit.cornell.edu).