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The rest of this page is the list of the 300+ decks I put together and currently have documented.
This first part is the links to all other deck archives of note.
Here is a page explaining the terminology people use to describe V:TES decks.
I administer the largest V:TES deck archive in existence, the rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad Deck Archive.
This archive has more than 4,900 decks from March of 2001 to the present.
I host the Tournament Winning Deck Archive with over 900 Tournament Winning Decks.
Here is a new page where the Tournament Winning Decks are sorted by Clan.
Here is a new page where the Tournament Winning Decks are sorted by average capacity.
Other people's deck pages include the Not the Jyhad
Deck Archive.
V:EKN UK plans on having a number of
decks eventually and is currently accepting submissions.
Rob Grau has started collecting the decks posted to rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad for 1999.
R. David Zopf announced a deck building challenge, Atom Weaver's Deck Bashing Challenge.
t!MmY the mad !nker designed these demo decks to introduce people to the game.
Ector and Tessa designed some demo decks / mini-decks to help get people started.
Tony Van published 8 decks on the newsgroup using primarily common cards.
The V:EKN sample decks are designed to be played by and against newbies.
The Camarilla Club in Kosice, Slovak Republic has a few decks listed as well.
Preston Poulter created the Barbed Wire Project for give-away demo decks.
The Prince of Beauport has some decks based on the Followers of Set.
Xian has started collecting strange decks at the Freak Deck Archive.
Chris Berger created a series of mostly-common "learner" decks.
The Archon of the Swamp has quite an interesting collection.
The Path of Blood has a large collection of Assamite decks.
Sabbat in France has quite a few decks with commentary.
All Akunanse decks are collected by Wanderer's Counsel.
The decks of the Unique Master are a wonder to behold!
The Los Angeles Playgroup has put up a deck archive.
Tongue-Tied has started putting his decks online.
The Vault of Vaajakoski hosts some new decks.
V:TES Brasil has started a collection of decks.
Powerbase: Bath has started collecting decks.
Powerbase: Ottawa has a new deck archive.
Sydney by Night has put up a deck archive.
Salem Christ is hosting some good decks.
VTES Hunter-Net collects Imbued decks.
Anthony Coleman has posted some decks.
Legbiter has quite a collection of decks.
The Darkness has a new deck archive.
V:TES Bergen has a new deck archive.
The Ash Heap has a new deck archive.
The decks of the Brothers Kristoff.
KevinM hosts some VTES Decks.
Prague by Night hosts some decks.
The decks of David Cherryholmes.
Org Play has some signature decks.
Emiliano Imeroni's Deck Archive
V:EKN Paris hosts some decks.
Andrei Rublev's deck archive.
The Austin Deck Archive.
The Ithaca Deck Archive.
The decks of Fred Scott.
The Sabbat War has four Preconstructed Decks.
Brujah Antitribu, Lasombra, Tzimisce, Ventrue Antitribu.
The Final Nights has four Preconstructed Decks.
Assamite, Followers of Set, Giovanni, Ravnos.
The Camarilla Edition has six Preconstructed Decks.
Brujah, Malkavian, Nosferatu,
Toreador, Tremere, Ventrue.
The Anarchs set has three Preconstructed Decks.
Barons, Gangrel, Gangs.
The Black Hand set has four Preconstructed Decks.
Malkavian Antitribu, Nosferatu Antitribu, Toreador Antitribu, Tremere Antitribu.
The Kindred Most Wanted set has four Preconstructed Decks.
Alastors,
Anathema,
Baali,
Gangrel Antitribu.
The Legacies of Blood set has four Preconstructed Decks.
Akunanse,
Guruhi,
Ishtarri,
Osebo.
The Third Edition Sabbat set has four Preconstructed Decks.
Brujah Antitribu,
Malkavian Antitribu,
Tremere Antitribu,
Tzimise.
The Lords of the Night set has four Preconstructed Decks.
Assamite,
Followers of Set,
Giovanni,
Ravnos.
White Wolf released some Demo Decks that can be acquired specifically
for demonstrating the game at conventions, game stores, or other demo events.
The rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad newsgroup luminaries have all published many decks
over the last few years. Sample their history: Peter D. Bakija, Michael Beer,
Josh Duffin, James Hamblin, Legbiter, Noal McDonald, Jasper Phillips,
Gomi no Sensei, Sorrow, Rob Treasure, Xian and R. David Zopf.
Dozens of decks are posted every month to rec.games.trading-cards.jyhad
and this Yahoo! mailing list attempts to collect them all.
If you would like your Deck Archive page listed, or would like to comment about my decks, email The Lasombra.
Note about card limits: El Paso had no card limit as no one had enough cards to need a limit. The University Coterie had a four card limit because enough collectors had started to play the game. The Capitol Hill Coterie started with a six card limit and then dropped to a four card limit. The Alliance hobbies (Dave's) group just north of Seattle played with a three card limit to encourage variety. At the WOTC Game Center we played with a four card limit. None of the groups strictly enforced the card limits but it was recommended to newcomers that they stick to the limits that others were using. With the introduction of Sabbat, most of the groups I played with dropped the card limits as there was enough duplication in some of the basic cards that stealth bleed became over-powerful compared to the other types of decks in that card limit environment. I have been playing for over 10 years with no card limits.