{% extends "best-cards/_layout.html" %} {% import "best-cards/_layout_card_column.html" as layout with context%} {% block content %}

{{ toreador }} {% trans trimmed %} Toreador {% endtrans %}

{% trans trimmed anson_guns=link("/archetypes/anson-guns"), aaa=link("/archetypes/aaa"), weenie_aus=link("/archetypes/weenie-aus") %} The Toreador have always been a prominent clan in tournaments. {{ anson_guns }} has long been successful, but the newly arrived V5 vampires put together strong political builds. Moreover, they are used in numbers in the {{ weenie_aus }} archetype. {% endtrans %}

{% call layout.card_column("Rafael de Corazon", decks=36, copies="1-3") %} {% trans trimmed lutz_von_hohenzollern=card("Lutz von Hohenzollern") %} With its superior {{ OBF }} and {{ DOM }} over its already powerful clan disciplines, he is the most played Inner Circle after {{ lutz_von_hohenzollern }}, a vampire he often accompanies anyway. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Art Museum", decks=22, copies="1-2") %} {% trans trimmed %} A nice bloat card providing 1 pool per turn, it can help get vampires out faster if it is drawn early on. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Andre LeRoux", decks=19, copies="1-2") %} {% trans trimmed %} His unique ability makes him a good addition in many combat decks hoping to get an open road for bleed actions at some point. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Mkhokheli", decks=18, copies="1-2") %} {% trans trimmed forced_march=card("Forced March") %} A cheap Prince, with inferior {{ for }} opening the possibility of {{ forced_march }}, good asset. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Isabel de Leon", decks=18, copies="1") %} {% trans trimmed %} The cheapest {{ AUS }} pool can buy. An easy inclusion in many constructs. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Flávio Gonçalves", decks=17, copies="1-2") %} {% trans trimmed forced_march=card("Forced March") %} A Prince, with inferior {{ for }} opening {{ forced_march }}, and a nice defensive ability. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Catalina Vega ", decks=16, copies="1-3") %} {% trans trimmed forced_march=card("Forced March") %} A Prince, with inferior {{ for }} for {{ forced_march }} and a bleed bonus, she is a treat. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Anson", decks=13, copies="3-5") %} {% trans trimmed ashur_tablets=card("Ashur Tablets") %} The definite star of the clan, his rare ability can completely reshape the way Master cards are handled in a deck. Using some {{ ashur_tablets }} with him becomes very efficient. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Toreador Grand Ball", decks=13, copies="2-9") %} {% trans trimmed alexandra=card("Alexandra") %} An iconic card of the Toreador clan, the cost of having a vampire locked is high, unless used in cunjonction with {{ alexandra }}. Anyway, even at this cost, making sure actions get through without even using stealth is very strong. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Diana Iadanza", decks=8, copies="2-4") %} {% trans trimmed %} A rather new (2024) Justicar, her unique ability can cancel the notorious {{ delaying_tactics }}, making her a great lunger as well as one of the best politicians of the game in a single stroke. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Anneke", decks=7, copies="1-2") %} {% trans trimmed anson=card("Anson") %} A good partner for {{ anson }}, her +1 bleed and unique ability to block cross table makes for a nice package in any construct with intercept capabilities. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% call layout.card_column("Loup", decks=8, copies="3-6") %} {% trans trimmed %} This new (2024) modifier grants much needed stealth, but also never jams the hand. And it stays on as long as the actions continue to get blocked. {% endtrans %} {% endcall %} {% endblock %}