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r Ministry

The Ministry (previously named Followers of Set) are devious experts of sin and stealth. They have given birth to ecclectic decks around politics and mummies but their most successful archetype is the Bima Dominate, using the Bima ally with d.

Note that before the 2021 release of the V5 Ministry precon, they had s as clan discipline instead of j. The new vampires and cards released in this precon offer a whole new different area for deck building, and it's not yet clear what high level archetypes might emerge of it.

Opium Den

Opium Den
played in 57 decks, typically 1 copy

A nice permanent stealth enhancer at a low cost, a must have for the Followers.

Enticement

Enticement
played in 41 decks, typically 1-4 copies

Pool damage without a bleed: this makes it impervious to bounces and other anti-bleed tools. 2 or 3 copies of the card to avoid a bounce on a lunge is common.

Temptation

Temptation
played in 37 decks, typically 2-9 copies

A versatile, if tricky, card. It can even be put on one's own vampires to get two actions in a single turn from time to time. On an opponent's vampire, he will think twice before getting too low on blood.

Form of Corruption

Form of Corruption
played in 36 decks, typically 1-2 copies

This can be a serious blow to a prey if it put into play early enough. Only a few cards can change the control of a vampire permanently.

Truth of a Thousand Lies

Truth of a Thousand Lies
played in 32 decks, typically 2-6 copies

Although costly, this is a very versatile tool — enhancing bleed at s or getting another action at S are both excellent.

Nakhthorheb

Nakhthorheb
played in 30 decks, typically 1-4 copies

A star among the Followers, his ability to get two actions in a single turn is a serious asset.

Set's Curse

Set's Curse
played in 24 decks, typically 1-3 copies

An excellent action against allies and breed constructs, it can get rid of a minion in a single blow, and give a minion back.

Renenet

Renenet
played in 22 decks, typically 1-2 copies

A powerful disciplines combination for just 5 pool. She can even find her place in a mono r deck.