Vampires
- 2Nefertiti
- 2Khay'tall, Snake of Eden
- 2Kephamos, High Priest of Marrakech
- 2Count Ormonde
- 1Kemintiri
- 1Qufur am-Heru
- 1Nepata
- 1Celine Chevalier
Mid-Atlantic NAC Qualifier & US 2002 Championship · Chantilly (VA), USA
May 11th 2002 · won by Josh Duffin
"Never smile at a crocodile" supposed to refill for Tap/Doll with Heidelberg, though the threat of that existed more than the reality... I've been playing a lot more 80-card decks than 90 lately; none of my non-rush-combat decks seem to run out of cards very often at all even at 80. Form of Corruption is great, especially if it makes your prey afraid to bleed too much and keeps him from ousting. It seems to be often better to hang on to your Form until after your initial prey is ousted and then steal one of your (former) grandprey's vamps with it; it's a big boost on your way to (trying to) get that second oust. This deck is actually exactly how I designed it on paper before ever playing it, except that I switched a Hesha Ruhadze for a second Kephamos after writing it down (but still before playing it). Funny because my whole goal in the two weeks before the tournament was to come up with a decent deck and have time to tweak it before the event, but the one I ended up wanting to play didn't need any tweaking (at least from the couple games I'd tried it in beforehand). Josh Mid-Atlantic US VTES Champion 2002 (heh)