With two games in, I wanted to try to play with the British Museum. I've been hot on British Museum since Fall of London debuted, but have not actually managed to get a tournament win with it yet. The Museum provides a lot of interesting options, but has a very limited card pool to work with in V5. Recently, Garou Rim Gazette had a nice article about the card , if you want to understand it more fully. The Deck With the design criteria in place, that is to use the British Museum in V5, what type of deck can we make? While we can build the Aggressive Corpse-Kevlar designs, the equipment that provides the most power is Living Manse. Living Manse provides +1 bleed and a pre-range combat ends effect. So, it helps with ousting and helps with keeping your vampires ready to do the ousting. Though the latter effect removes the Manse, the vampire can just grab another (and unlock). Let's dig into the deck and talk more about...
While this was the first game in the series, we have released the content second because we didn't have our cameras on and everyone wants to see our lovely faces, right? Game 1 was short-handed, no Gines...and Hugh cheats, but he runs BCP, so he can get away with it. The Deck I've played various versions of weenie Presence over the years. Group 1/2 has enough Dominate to work in some bounce, which makes that deck more survivable in the current meta. However, it's always been a deck that dies when outpaced and has zero stealth. I re-envisioned that archetype for the V5 format using only Toreador. This approach grants a bleed boost on Aire of Elation and allows the use of the Loup, the new Toreador stealth card. Unlike many super streamlined versions, this version is more of a toolbox, having options for many situations. Let's take a look at the deck and we'll talk about some card choices afterwards. Deck Name: Tore...