Who's Who in the V:TES Community

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Andreas Nusser
1979
Marketing/Network Company
L5R, Aliens, Settlers of Catan, Several WW Publishing Games
about 80,000
30
Mannheim, Germany

Q1: How (and when) did you begin your career as a VTES-player? Who introduced you to the game? Where did you play originally?
My career as a V:TES player started in 1996 when a friend of mine, Fabian Sosna, showed me how to play V:TES. We played just for fun and organized a small tournament every half a year at the local Roleplaying Con. Shortly after the EC 2000 I became the prince of Mannheim, Germany.

Q2: Which of the Sets and Expansions to VTES is your favorite, and why is it your top choice?
My choices tend towards Ancient Hearts and the Sabbat Edition but that´s mainly because I like the artwork which is featured in these two sets. The artwork just fits best towards the dark and spooky atmosphere of the game.

Q3: What is your favorite deck to play, and why?
My favorite deck would be my first build "tournament" Setite deck. This decks has accompanied me for about 6 years and is still fun to play. It will be published on the www.vekn.de site.

Q4: If you could add something to the game, what would it be?
A free Hot Chick when you buy a Booster Display!

Q5: What do you do to help promote the game / why are you in this list of people?
I am promoting the game by through:
-Maintaining the German www.vekn.de site.
-Writing the German Newsletter
-Writing for the German "Kartefakt" magazine (close to Scrye) along with Ole Christiansen
-Organizing the German Qualifiers together with Frank Möller and Johannes Walch
-sole V:TES representative at the world´s biggest game fair "Messe Essen" ( due to lazy German princes ;) )

Q6: What is your favorite deck style for casual play / tournament play?
I try my best to come up with some weird (however still functional) decks when I play casual games. While these decks may have only one/two strategies or combos, I prefer using decks at tournaments which allows you to take actions (or involvement) against everybody on the table. (War Ghouls, Intercept Decks with Eagles Sight, sometimes Vote Decks)

Q7: Is there a difference between your casual play and tournament play?
Nope. I am playing as relaxed in tournaments as I am playing relaxed in casual games.

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Q1: How (and when) did you begin your career as a VTES-player? Who introduced you to the game? Where did you play originally? My career as a V:TES player started in 1996 when a friend of mine, Fabian Sosna, showed me how to play V:TES. We played just for fun and organized a small tournament every half a year at the local Roleplaying Con. Shortly after the EC 2000 I became the prince of Mannheim, Germany.	Q2: Which of the Sets and Expansions to VTES is your favorite, and why is it your top choice? My choices tend towards Ancient Hearts and the Sabbat Edition but that´s mainly because I like the artwork which is featured in these two sets. The artwork just fits best towards the dark and spooky atmosphere of the game.
Q3: What is your favorite deck to play, and why? My favorite deck would be my first build "tournament" Setite deck. This decks has accompanied me for about 6 years and is still fun to play. It will be published on the www.vekn.de site.	Q4: If you could add something to the game, what would it be? A free Hot Chick when you buy a Booster Display!
Q5: What do you do to help promote the game / why are you in this list of people? I am promoting the game by through: -Maintaining the German www.vekn.de site. -Writing the German Newsletter -Writing for the German "Kartefakt" magazine (close to Scrye) along with Ole Christiansen -Organizing the German Qualifiers together with Frank Möller and Johannes Walch -sole V:TES representative at the world´s biggest game fair "Messe Essen" ( due to lazy German princes ;) )	Q6: What is your favorite deck style for casual play / tournament play? I try my best to come up with some weird (however still functional) decks when I play casual games. While these decks may have only one/two strategies or combos, I prefer using decks at tournaments which allows you to take actions (or involvement) against everybody on the table. (War Ghouls, Intercept Decks with Eagles Sight, sometimes Vote Decks)
Q7: Is there a difference between your casual play and tournament play? Nope. I am playing as relaxed in tournaments as I am playing relaxed in casual games.