R Ishtarri
The Ishtarri and their disciplines combination have excellent titled vampires, so they've been included in political archetypes, as well as landed an archetype of their own: Ishtarri Politics. The combination let them use Forced March, one of the best combo cards out there.
Undele
played in 46 decks,
typically 2-3 copies
With its magaji title and unique ability to fetch cards from the ash heap, he has been included not only in Ishtarri decks, but also as a secondary vampire in vote constructs.
Ubende
played in 38 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
A magaji for only 7 pool, with an inferior sufficient for Forced March and an additional that can be used in many constructs. Alongside Undele and Ayo Igoli, she makes for a nice crypt.
Uncontrolled Impulse
played in 28 decks,
typically 2-6 copies
An excellent stealth enhancer, although only usable on the first action, it is very valuable since the clan as few other stealth alternatives.
Ishtarri Kholo
played in 27 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
A good title unlikely to be contested, it is a worthy inclusion in a political deck, and an excellent addition for Ayo Igoli.
Shasa Abu Badr
played in 26 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
An excellent ability alongside for a cheap 5 pool. She finds her place even in mono decks.
Ayo Igoli
played in 25 decks,
typically 2-4 copies
Yet another Ishtarri with , she is an excellent complement to a political crypt. Her capacity and ability makes her an ideal candidate for the Kholo title using Ishtarri Kholo.
Glutton
played in 20 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
Another source of additional actions for Ishtarri, always welcome. It is a little bit fragile so it is more playable if the deck has at least some intercept capacities. But even making an opponent waste an action to take it out may be good enough.
Falhu Shibaba
played in 13 decks,
typically 2-3 copies
A Magaji with all clan disciplines at superior and a very niche drawback, rarely an issue.