C Akunanse
Akunanse and their rare discipline provide a stronger defense than the usual builds.
This clan has two main archetypes: the , using along for a sturdy wall, and Tunnel Runners using the infamous Tunnel Runner. More combat-oriented builds are limited due to the inability to deal with combat ends.
Uchenna
played in 31 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
A Magaji with superior for just 7 pool: definitely a good deal. Her ability may be useful in tense situations, although 1 blood to draw a card is a high price to pay. The fact that she is Magaji let her play the excellent No Secrets From the Magaji.
Mapatano Utando
played in 22 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
A good master for Akunanse decks: it can speed up the setup in the beginning, but also avoid pool loss regularly, at no cost. Gaining one or two turns or 3 pools or more is definitely efficient, it encourages the inclusion of low capacity vampires to get the edge sooner.
Reliquary: Akunanse Remains
played in 14 decks,
typically 1 copy
A good equipment: a permanent +1 bleed for 1 pool is good, plus the discipline boost is excellent for low capacity vampires.
Tunnel Runner
played in 13 decks,
typically 3-8 copies
He can be used as the main minion of the deck for good stealthed bleeds, his ability can be used more than once in a turn, allowing it to get +2 stealth. He is expensive, though — he becomes really efficient partnered with Jacob Fermor in the Tunnel Runners archetype.
Predator's Communion
played in 32 decks,
typically 3-6 copies
Wake and intercept bundled in a single card: an excellent reaction for any intercept module. This card, combined with the combat-efficient discipline of the clan, explains the success of wall archetypes in the Akunanse clan.
Invoking the Beast
played in 21 decks,
typically 4-8 copies
A good combat card at no cost: additional damage, plus a handy press that combines very well with Carrion Crows
Predator's Transformation
played in 20 decks,
typically 3-7 copies
An easy to cycle stealth card, and the only one available for Akunanse. The superior effect may come in handy against weenie constructs.
Devil-Channel: Hands
played in 15 decks,
typically 3-8 copies
A good combat card, adding aggravated damage to an already efficient combat module. The strength bonus of Invoking the beast applies to it and the press at superior can be deadly when used alongside Carrion Crows. Finally, it works with a hand strike, so Immortal Grapple is useless against it.