the 5th edition precons

yeah, im actually not too keen on them being very different archetypes as I would love full interaction across a lot of mechanics involving the whole board for the first play throughs. But maybe that just isn't realistic with this game. Maybe it is meant to be asymmetric like these five ones seem to be. I just fear rock beats scissors type scenarios. But hey, that doesn't need to be a bad thing. especially if the game was designed with that in mind.

I've only been using the pre-cons since they came out and I've completely retired my old decks. It was more important for me have a balanced experience where everyone has a chance of winning than to make a killer deck from my old card pool.

Of course, the Stealth Bleed deck can be problematic, especially when there isn't a lot of cross table interaction.

But, I still feel like the new pre-cons provide an engaging and dynamic experience for everyone at the table. Plus, they cater to enough playstyles that there's probably going to be something for all to enjoy.

TobyB wrote:

yeah, im actually not too keen on them being very different archetypes as I would love full interaction across a lot of mechanics involving the whole board for the first play throughs. But maybe that just isn't realistic with this game. Maybe it is meant to be asymmetric like these five ones seem to be. I just fear rock beats scissors type scenarios. But hey, that doesn't need to be a bad thing. especially if the game was designed with that in mind.

I think you achieve the most balanced game in regards to the stealth bleeder (Malkavians) if you place either the Nosferatu or Tremere (also has plenty of redirects) deck as its prey as they are the ones with the most intercept

GUys, what would be relevant substitute for 2x elder intervention in a very basic Brujah deck?