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Mirumo

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Aug 26, 2010, 10:34:52 AM8/26/10
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Bodek Days - V:TES - Mini Qualifier
August 13, 2010
Dubicze Cerkiewne, Poland
16 players

Deck made 4VPs in the final, other great decks were: Rabbat&FoS deck,
DoC trophy deck, Josette combat deck (1VP) and Assamite anarch
politics

Deck Name : Tryphosa Block&Bleed
Author : Jakub Barański, based on Erol Öngün deck
Description:

Crypt: (12 cards, Min: 22, Max: 40, Avg: 7,75)
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1 Assad Salhoum aus dem dom obf5 Malkavian
1 Persia aus DEM obf 5 Malkavian
1 Morel AUS DEM OBF 6 Malkavian
1 Uncle George DEM obf dom aus 5 !Malkavian
1 Tony AUS DEM dom obf6 Malkavian
1 Quentin King III AUS DEM obf pre7 Malkavian
2 Maris Streck ani AUS dem dom OBF9 Malkavian
4 Tryphosa AUS DEM DOM OBF POT10 Malkavian

Library: (90 cards)
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Master (15 cards)
1 Coven, The
1 Dark Influences
3 Dreams of the Sphinx
1 Giant`s Blood
2 Metro Underground
2 Pentex Subversion
2 Vessel
1 Jake Washington
1 Golconda
1 Lilith's Blessing

Action (21 cards)
4 Call, The
14 Kindred Spirits
3 Parity shift

Action Modifier (19 cards)
8 Confusion
4 Faceless Night
6 Lost in Crowds
1 Enkil Cog

Reaction (30 cards)
8 Deflection
3 Eyes of Argus
11 Obedience
8 Second Tradition: Domain, The

Event (1 cards)
1 Scourge of the Enochians

Combo (4 cards)
4 Touch of Clarity

Shockwave

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Aug 26, 2010, 10:39:48 AM8/26/10
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> Deck made 4VPs in the final, other great decks were: Rabbat&FoS deck,
> DoC trophy deck, Josette combat deck (1VP) and Assamite anarch
> politics

In a tournament featuring a TWD of KS + Dominate + Obfuscate, I'd love
to know how many VP's a great DoC Trophy deck scored across the day.

Mirumo

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Aug 26, 2010, 10:48:48 AM8/26/10
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1GW 5VP for DoC Trophy deck and it has a good chance to win a final
but odds were reduced by nasty Carlton van Wyk and his diablerie
special.

Kushiel

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Aug 26, 2010, 2:12:34 PM8/26/10
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On Aug 26, 10:48 am, Mirumo <jakubbaran...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 1GW 5VP for DoC Trophy deck and it has a good chance to win a final
> but odds were reduced by nasty Carlton van Wyk and his diablerie
> special.

That doesn't make sense to me. Carlton is an easy Red List target and
totally targetable by Shattering Crescendo. I'd think that having him
show up in someone's ready region would make a SC deck happy, not sad.
Was there some other detail I'm missing?

John Eno

Stefan

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Aug 26, 2010, 2:47:48 PM8/26/10
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Carlton Van Wyk (Hunter)
Type: Ally
Cost: 2 pool
Unique mortal with 2 life. 0 strength, 0 bleed.
Carlton can strike for 1R damage, and he may dodge as a strike once
each combat. Carlton has +1 intercept when blocking vampires. During
your discard phase, you may burn Carlton to burn a vampire who has
committed diablerie since your last turn.

Last sentence. Recruit Carlton and burn him at the end of the turn to
burn a diablerist.

/ Stefan

Raziel

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Aug 26, 2010, 2:52:11 PM8/26/10
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Odds are, the deck was based upon diablerie, and carlton entered play
after red list action was successfully played (and further attempts
were blocked with domain/eyes of argus/carlton/dark influences/
obedience (or shattering crescendo was blocked with those cards?).
Anyway, Jakub said DoC deck was close to succeed.

_angst_

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Aug 26, 2010, 3:32:58 PM8/26/10
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Not sure if the K3 part was the tournament name but if it was I <3
your choice of tournament name :)

//Alex

Raziel

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Aug 26, 2010, 3:42:41 PM8/26/10
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It was.

Kushiel

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Aug 26, 2010, 3:44:03 PM8/26/10
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On Aug 26, 2:47 pm, Stefan <stefans.adr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Last sentence. Recruit Carlton and burn him at the end of the turn to
> burn a diablerist.

Right. Which is why you kill him with a Shattering Crescendo before
you diablerize anyone. And since he's an ally, you can Red List him
first to get a trophy while doing so. My question was why that didn't
happen.

John Eno

Stefan

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Aug 26, 2010, 3:52:18 PM8/26/10
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Probably because the Daughters player diablerised someone and there
were no Carlton on the table. Carlton was then recruited and burned as
per his card text during the same round by another player. Hard for
the Daughters player to burn him in the only turn he is on the table
(unless of course Scout has two Master: Discipline cards and Enkil
Cog). Typical problem for all diablerie decks.

/ Stefan

Kushiel

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Aug 26, 2010, 4:07:56 PM8/26/10
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On Aug 26, 3:52 pm, Stefan <stefans.adr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Probably because the Daughters player diablerised someone and there
> were no Carlton on the table. Carlton was then recruited and burned as
> per his card text during the same round by another player. Hard for
> the Daughters player to burn him in the only turn he is on the table
> (unless of course Scout has two Master: Discipline cards and Enkil
> Cog). Typical problem for all diablerie decks.

Ah, okay. The phrase "reduced its chances" makes me think that Carlton
didn't pop up suddenly and do his thing on the same turn, which is why
I was asking why he'd been such a monkeywrench.

Were you at the game to see whether or not that happened?

John Eno

_angst_

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Aug 26, 2010, 4:08:28 PM8/26/10
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Awesome! :)

Stefan

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Aug 26, 2010, 4:32:18 PM8/26/10
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No, just remembering a previous discussion with people in my playgroup
why its nearly impossible to make a diablerie trophy deck. "Any deck
could recruit Carlton and then you're screwed". If there is a trophy
player at a game I play and I have Carlton in hand, I will surely wait
for the right opportunity before recruiting him.

/ Stefan

Izaak

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Aug 26, 2010, 5:27:17 PM8/26/10
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>Odds are, the deck was based upon diablerie, and carlton entered play
>after red list action was successfully played (and further attempts
>were blocked with domain/eyes of argus/carlton/dark influences/
>obedience (or shattering crescendo was blocked with those cards?).
>Anyway, Jakub said DoC deck was close to succeed.

Carlton doesn't need to be on the table to blow up people that are survived
(or are immune to) bloodhunts.

His mere existence makes Trophy decks that rely on diablerie basically
useless. So what's left is Red Listed Informants.


Kushiel

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Aug 26, 2010, 6:39:31 PM8/26/10
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On Aug 26, 5:27 pm, "Izaak" <nom...@usenet.plz> wrote:
> His mere existence makes Trophy decks that rely on diablerie basically
> useless. So what's left is Red Listed Informants.

Don't forget about Caiaphas Smith!

(Realistically, you're probably better off forgetting about Caiaphas
Smith.)

John Eno

Mirumo

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Aug 27, 2010, 1:56:43 AM8/27/10
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> Probably because the Daughters player diablerised someone and there
> were no Carlton on the table. Carlton was then recruited and burned as
> per his card text during the same round by another player. Hard for
> the Daughters player to burn him in the only turn he is on the table
> (unless of course Scout has two Master: Discipline cards and Enkil
> Cog). Typical problem for all diablerie decks.
>
> / Stefan

Exactly. "Reduced chances" refers to fact that DoC trophy deck with
Scout Youngwood burned, has big problem with winning a table.

wargrim

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Aug 27, 2010, 3:45:29 AM8/27/10
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The tournament was really cool. We were playing in the "Polish jungle"
- in the middle of nowhere (Dubicze Cerkiewne) :).
Thanks to Sbodek for organizing a great event, which was in fact a
week of nightmares (Monday-Sunday VTES camp with hectolitres of
beer,vodka,whiskey, tequilla and other stuff :D).
Erol's deck (played by Mirumo) looks really great and it's very
difficult to play against. Congratulations to Jakub for winning 2
tournaments in a row, which will probably give him a slot for the
Legendary Vampire tournament in Paris.

P.S.I managed to score 3 GW 11 Vp with Death Star deck (Rabbat also
scored 3GW11VP) but I got killed by Josette deck (WTF ?? :)) as none
of my 7 boons appeared in first 30 cards I've played.,

alek

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Aug 30, 2010, 4:11:24 AM8/30/10
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This problem can be easily solved by having your own Carlton on the
table or keeping DI/ Dark influences for the critical turn.

Izaak

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Sep 1, 2010, 5:27:34 PM9/1/10
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"alek" <alek....@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:365d0475-e774-4c6a...@s15g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...

Ah yes. "Easily".

Let's add even more components and moving parts to an already fragile
concept.


Blooded Sand

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Sep 1, 2010, 7:42:23 PM9/1/10
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> "alek" <alek.idz...@gmail.com> schreef in berichtnews:365d0475-e774-4c6a...@s15g2000yqm.googlegroups.com...

> > This problem can be easily solved by having your own Carlton on the
> > table or keeping DI/ Dark influences for the critical turn.

I play Tariq decks. a LOT. Anyone who gives that solution has most
likely not played them competitively lately or recnelt, as carlton is
in just about every single game i have been in lately.
He also tends to screw over my Trophy deck quite badly, to say the
least

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