t Toreador
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.
Rafael de Corazon
played in 36 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
With its superior and over its already powerful clan disciplines, he is the most played Inner Circle after Lutz von Hohenzollern, a vampire he often accompanies anyway.
Art Museum
played in 22 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
A nice bloat card providing 1 pool per turn, it can help get vampires out faster if it is drawn early on.
Andre LeRoux
played in 19 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
His unique ability makes him a good addition in many combat decks hoping to get an open road for bleed actions at some point.
Mkhokheli
played in 18 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
A cheap Prince, with inferior opening the possibility of Forced March, good asset.
Isabel de Leon
played in 18 decks,
typically 1 copy
The cheapest pool can buy. An easy inclusion in many constructs.
Flávio Gonçalves
played in 17 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
A Prince, with inferior opening Forced March, and a nice defensive ability.
Catalina Vega
played in 16 decks,
typically 1-3 copies
A Prince, with inferior for Forced March and a bleed bonus, she is a treat.
Anson
played in 13 decks,
typically 3-5 copies
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.
Toreador Grand Ball
played in 13 decks,
typically 2-9 copies
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.
Diana Iadanza
played in 8 decks,
typically 2-4 copies
A rather new (2024) Justicar, her unique ability can cancel the notorious , making her a great lunger as well as one of the best politicians of the game in a single stroke.
Anneke
played in 7 decks,
typically 1-2 copies
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.
Loup
played in 8 decks,
typically 3-6 copies
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.