I'm also curious about this. Punching for 4 taking nothing with 3 cards at close range is neat, but there has to be a story about how a deck with spotty intercercept and a combat package that folds to other combat and all sce gets a 21 person tournament with only flurry bleeds and contesting Parthenon as oust mechanisms.
Not saying it didn't happen, I'm just saying that must have been an interesting final table.
Given there are only 4 Target, it's mainly punching for 2. What's even more amazing is that only 2 vampires out of 12 have QUI to make the opponent's dodge / combat ends / man to long a bit more expensive...
Prince of Paris, France
Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director
Also, the deck has very little defense against bleed, and the Haqim's Law: Leadership may be risky considering the oldest vampire is a 6-cap.
The final was won with 1,5vp... I'm very curious about what happened.
Prince of Paris, France
Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director
In the final there was a V5 toreador, a Bannu and 2 Gangrel blockers, who sat down and boxed up the blood brother budapest circle bleeder.
Gangrel Barons=> Bannu => Toreador =>Gangrel Primogen=>Blood Brother.
The first ranked Gangrel Baron moved in front of the bleeder relying on his blocks and redirects, his tarjet: that the blood brother did not gain VP, with a tie he won. The Bannu waited for the moment when the Toreador wore itself out, crashing again and again against the primogen Gangrel that specialized against bleed and politics placed itself in front of the Toreador. The primogen Gangrel attacked the Blood Brother to no avail while fending off the Toreador. And the Blood Brother cautiously bled from the Gangrel Baron's redirects and in turn had all his indirect actions blocked by his prey and predator.
In the end, the bannu's opportunity presented itself when the Toreador found themselves in the clutches of the Gangrel.
I dind´t see the match, however the size of players I dont Know in Paris, but here are few. It is a low players tournement in our zone, not an important tournament