top ten worst....

I think a top ten worst cards would be easiest if we broke it down by type.

10 Worst Master Cards
10 Worst Action Cards
10 Worst Action Modifiers
10 Worst Allies
10 Worst Retainers
10 Worst Reactions
10 Worst Events
10 Worst Camarilla Vampires
10 Worst Sabbat Vampires
10 Worst Independent Vampires

mathusalem wrote:

Your remark about street cred is interresting, because it looks playable, from my beginner's perspective, I only had objections regarding the art.
A bad card masquerading as a playable card....hmmm.

Street Cred is playable - it shows up several times in the TWDA, although only Antti Horelli's 2007 deck (www.vekn.fr/decks/twd.htm#2k7fshelsinki2) runs more than a couple of copies.

It's definitely a mediocre card - it's expensive for the effect (compare with Scouting Mission and Enchant Kindred) and rather situational - but not unplayable.

mathusalem wrote:

Your remark about street cred is interresting, because it looks playable, from my beginner's perspective, I only had objections regarding the art.
A bad card masquerading as a playable card....hmmm.

If you remove any 1 of its setbacks (cost, limit of 1 played, etc) it becomes ok.

If it cost 0 and was 1 a round it would be playable. Of course, no cost no restrictions means free pool for hands one and soak.....

thelonius wrote:

Maybe also letter from Vienna has seen some use many years ago, and now is just wasted wood

In the 90's Letter from Vienna and Malkavian Dementia were actually pretty often used cards.

Lönkka wrote:

In the 90's Letter from Vienna and Malkavian Dementia were actually pretty often used cards.

You'll still find Malkavian Dementia in tournaments.

kschaefer wrote:

Lönkka wrote:

In the 90's Letter from Vienna and Malkavian Dementia were actually pretty often used cards.

You'll still find Malkavian Dementia in tournaments.

Lutz is prevalent, and Derange is a thing. Malkavian Dementia actually comboes with other cards.

Letter from Vienna, not so much.

On a different note, Regarhagan's Hold doesn't even seem too bad! You could use it with Narrow Minds to make 3 blood Deflections. Guardian Vigil is also played in insane numbers at times. But, then you see the 2 cost, and continue to wallpaper your room with them...

All Hold cards, they're reasonable cards with reasonable costs to get rid of, but it's absurd that they cost YOU blood or pool to play them as well.