{% extends "archetypes/_layout.html" %} {% import "archetypes/_layout-erratum.html" as erratum with context %} {% import "archetypes/new-kids/ravnos-break.json" as deck_json %} {% block meta %} {% endblock %} {% block archetype_name %}

{{ ravnos }} Ravnos Break

{% endblock %} {% block archetype %} {% trans trimmed bleeding_the_vine=card("Bleeding the Vine"), break_the_bonds=card("Break the Bonds"), club_illusion=card("Club Illusion"), dabbler=card("Dabbler"), majesty=card("Majesty"), the_platinum_protocol=card("The Platinum Protocol"), sudden_reversal=card("Sudden Reversal"), villein=card("Villein"), visions_of_gehenna=card("Visions of Gehenna"), visions_of_zapathasura=card("Visions of Zapathasura"), wash=card("Wash"), week_of_nightmares=card("Week of Nightmares"), wider_view=card("Wider View"), platinum_revelation=link("/archetypes/platinum-revelation") %}

Highlights

This is a Ravnos {{ ravnos }} stealth & bleed deck using {{ break_the_bonds }} to bleed fast and hard.

It is a pretty straightforward deck. Influence a Ravnos {{ ravnos }}, bleed with {{ break_the_bonds }}, use {{ OBF }} for stealth and bring more Ravnos {{ ravnos }} in play. rince and repeat.

At some point, {{ club_illusion }}, {{ week_of_nightmares }} or both hit the table, and the bleeds become an unstoppable wave that sweeps the table.

In the meantime, simply use {{ visions_of_zapathasura }} to reduce the predator's bleed and {{ majesty }} to avoid combat, if any.

{{ dabbler }} is, as in {{ platinum_revelation }}, a very good archetype to have, because it can let the vampires unlock for defense after a bleed or, maybe more importantly, get some blood back to feed a {{ club_illusion }} while they cannot hunt thanks to {{ week_of_nightmares }}.

Considerations

Wouldn't it be better to use also, or mainly, {{ the_platinum_protocol }}? Maybe have a few {{ ministry }} in there too? Of course, that would lower the use of {{ dabbler }}.

A more compact crypt is also possible, to have more superior Presence {{ PRE }} and allow for more {{ visions_of_gehenna }}, but that calls for a couple of {{ wider_view }} and will be slower, because having "one of each" here is what makes the influence blood from {{ break_the_bonds }} so efficient here.

In such an aggressive forward deck, Master cancellation with {{ wash }}, {{ sudden_reversal }}, and {{ bleeding_the_vine}}, just increases the ousting power by denying the possibility of using {{ villein }} or other Master cards to bloat.

With two tournament wins already to their account, it's clear the new V5 Ravnos {{ ravnos }} have a bright future before them. Let's this how this archetype evolves, and what variation makes it to the top tier.

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