• Vampires:
  • 3 Camille Devereux
  • 3 Badger
  • 1 Wynn
  • 1 Basilia
  • 3 Zebulon
  • 1 Ebanezer Roush
• Skill Cards:
  • 9 Obfuscate
  • 9 Protean
• Master Cards:
  • 5 Minion Taps
  • 1 Elder Library
  • 1 Mob Connections
  • 2 Information Highways
  • 1 Barrens
• Equipment:
  • 5 Shotgun
  • 4 .44
  • 1 Vast Wealth
• Action Cards:
  • 24 Hidden Lurker
  • 15 Bum's Rush
• Combat Cards:
  • 24 Earth Meld
  • 10 Gleam of Red Eyes

110 Cards

I feel the need to explain. Yes, this deck is incredibly card intensive, but here's the basic idea. You have 2 vampires. Vampire 1 Bum's Rushes your opponent, Earth Melds and untaps. Vampire 2 uses Hidden Lurker, strikes you opponent with a gun, your opponent cannot strike. Presses with superior Hidden Lurker, or Gleam of Red Eyes. Round 2, Earth Meld, untap. Vampire 1 plays Hidden Lurker. Hits opponent, presses, untaps. So on and so forth until he's in torpor. I haven't played with it yet, but I will soon

Obnoxious Commentary on Jason's design

Any Brujah deck with even a few Immortal Grapples will really ruin this deck's day.

Fortitude combat decks (which, admittedly, are very uncommon) would also hose it pretty hard- "Okay, you hit me again. I use Skin of Rock to prevent damage. Woo-hoo."

Still, I think this deck illustrates a major problem with the Jyhad rules- Strike:Combat Ends cards are much to effective for their cost. Forcing someone to pay one blood every time they used a S:CE card would really ruin this deck.

Of course, maybe this deck doesn't need to be ruined, either...

Obnoxious commentary by Mark Langsdorf