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Contested Cards
Some of the cards in the game represent unique resources, such as specific locations, equipment, or people. These cards will be identified as “unique” in their card text. In addition, all crypt cards represent unique minions.
If more than one unique card with the same name is brought into play, that means control of the card is being contested. For the duration of the contest, all of the contested cards are turned face down and are out of play. If another unique card with the same name is brought into play, it is immediately contested and turned face down as well.
If all other cards contesting your unique card are yielded, then the card is unlocked and turned face up during your next unlock phase, ending the contest.

Contested Titles
Some titles are unique. While the title is being contested, the vampires involved in the contest are treated as if they have no title, but they remain controlled and may act and block as normal.
If all other vampires contesting a title with your vampire have yielded the contest, then your vampire acquires the title during your next unlock phase, ending the contest.

Primogen is a non-unique title.
Only one vampire can govern a particular city. If more than one vampire in play claims the same city, then the titles are contested (e.g. Horst von Brühl, Camarilla prince, and Aline Gädecke, Anarch Baron, both claim the city of Mannheim, thus the titles are contested).
Justicar is a title unique for a specific clan (e.g. Camarilla Banu Haqim Justicar).

1. UNLOCK PHASE
At the beginning of your unlock phase, you must unlock all of your cards.
Any cards or effects that require or allow you to do something during your unlock phase take effect after you have unlocked your cards. You may choose the order in which these effects take place. Along with effects generated by cards, there are other effects that are resolved during the unlock phase:
• If you have the Edge, you may gain 1 pool from the blood bank.
• If cards you control or any titles are contested, you can either yield or pay the cost to keep contesting.

The cost to contest a card is 1 pool. A yielded card is burned. Any cards or counters stacked on the yielded card are also burned.
The cost to contest a title is 1 blood, which is paid by the vampire. If they have no blood to pay the constest or are in torpor, they have to yield.
Yielding the title will result in the vampire having no title and losing the benefits of the title for the remainder of the game