O Giovanni
The Giovanni and their rare discipline, combined with the fact that they have as a clan discipline, come up with two original allies archetypes: the Khazar's Diary, centered on allies and Khazar's Diary (Endless Night), and Shambling Hordes, an allies archetype using Shambling Hordes. Due to nature of these archetypes and usefulness of , Giovanni vampires popularity is skewed towards lower capacitiess.
The Giovanni Powerbleed angle is also tournament-worthy. The combination of Call of the Hungry Dead and Seduction is strong, and Guillaume Giovanni gave birth to interesting deck lists, though all quite different.
Sudario Refraction
played in 15 decks,
typically 2-5 copies
The most played Giovanni card. Its rare recursion ability enables the Giovanni players to adapt their hand to the table context, which is a nice advantage.
Lia Milliner
played in 12 decks,
typically 1 copy
and for only 3 pool: a bargain. She can even find her place in mono decks.
Gloria Giovanni
played in 11 decks,
typically 1 copy
Superior and for only 4 pool: another bargain. She finds an easy place in mono builds.
Tye Cooper
played in 10 decks,
typically 1 copy
Played in many Giovanni decks, even when they are not centred on allies, he is very resilient and can be good defence.
Powerbase: Cape Verde
played in 10 decks,
typically 1 copy
A generalized Blood Doll, it is an efficient bloat device at no cost. Most Giovanni decks play it.
Gianna di Canneto
played in 10 decks,
typically 1 copy
The additional damage and equipment burning ability is unique and so useful. Moreover, she can bleed! A bargain for any combat-capable Giovanni deck.
Isabel Giovanni
played in 9 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
Superior for only 5 pool, it is often the perfect disciplines combination for Giovanni decks, so Isabel is often played in multiple copies.
Guillaume Giovanni
played in 8 decks,
typically 4-5 copies
Star of his own archetype, Guillaume lets you build the largest hands in the game.