My first card Idea

I like the idea so much, that I need to give my 50 cents.

Brutal Comprehend
Type: Action Modifier/Combat
Requires: Brujah Antitribu (or sabbat, if you don't luv !brujahies)
Cost: X Blood
Draw X+1 cards (and discard down to handsize). If this vampire is not ready after this action, burn 1 pool.

Mary Anne Blaire: "Don't think, it doesn't suite you."
Henry Taylor: "Screw You!"

Well, if it was playable it may be a bit better.

I would go more on the way of :

Emergency plan
Type : Action modifier
Cost : 1 blood
Play only if a reaction was played this action. Discard two cards. No more than one Emergency plan can be played per turn per methuselah.

A Black hand version may also be a good idea, since they are pretty good at planning it seem.

Nice from Ohlmann. Here's another:

Plan B
Type: Action Modifier/Combat
Cost: 1 Blood
Discard 2 cards (and draw back to handsize). Or, if this vampire is Black Hand, draw 2 cards (and discard to handsize). Only one Plan B can be played during an action.

Izaak wrote:

I like the idea, actually.

I think the game could do with more hand manipulation. Dreams and Barrens are highly-contested masters with good reason.

I would be very careful about it. Card flow is such a fundamental part of deck building and playing. At the very least I would put some kind of hard cap on the number of times these effects can be used per turn.

Suoli wrote:

I would be very careful about it. Card flow is such a fundamental part of deck building and playing. At the very least I would put some kind of hard cap on the number of times these effects can be used per turn.

A keyword common to every non-master drawing card, for example, like "planning" ?

Scrounging
Type: Action
+1 stealth action.
Look at up to 3 cards from the top of your library and move up to 2 of them to your hand (shuffle and discard afterward).

This was the card that I was thinking of when I made this, now I do think my original is to good, maybe a once per turn clause, but the cards I have seen so far are weaker then Scrounging.