Ideas for crypt Sabbat cards

Body flare, Claws of the Dead, Earth Meld, Flesh of Marble, Form of Mist, Homonculus, Rapid Change, Wolf Claws.

Blood of Acid, Body Arsenal, Chiropteran Marauder, Horrid Form, Soul Decoration

Blood Fury, Blood of Sandman, Blood Rage, Crimeth Inc, Flames of the Netherworld, Magic of the Smith, Perfect Clarity, Rutor's Hand, Rego Motus, Weather Control.

There is a LOT of additional firepower in , but the question was never "Is THA powerful" but "Should a powerful vampire get the additional power of compared with getting or and potentially fitting into other deck types.

I don't see him as a powerful vampire, I see him as a 10 cap with no title or multiacting capabilities and thus likely to be wallpaper that never gets played.

And I entirely disagree with your myopic perception of this particular large-cap vampire.

The Rachel Brandywine decks, the Unnamed decks and Cesewayo decks don't really 'multiact' with classic multiacting disciplines. The Unnamed and Rachel in particular run Homonculus specifically for untapping out of turn. Your bald assertion that you'd never run a deck with a 10-cap without Fortitude (basically) just highlights the narrow view you have on power in this game.

And I agree with your assessment. It's perfect.

Oh, wait, who am I replying to?

This is why to use the 'QUOTE' function when posting.

Juggernaut1981 wrote:

But the thing I want to avoid is making him super-poweful, and giving him the ability to use THA theft (and other THA tech) seems like you'd be setting him up far too well.

I agree with Klaital's sentiment, if not his rhetoric. Spending 10 pool and transfers to get a free 3-cap with no superior disciplines once per turn isn't that great. 10-caps need to be pretty special before they see play. Maybe you should give him OBF and have Kindred Madmen hand out optional rushes to him in addition to the +1 strength.