Bravo
| Name | Bravo |
|---|---|
| Type | Master |
| Description | Master: archetype. Put this card on a vampire you control. Once per turn, when this vampire successfully performs an action to enter combat with another, he or she gains 1 blood from the blood bank when the combat ends, if he or she is still ready. ASee more |
| Artist | Nilson |
| Set | Gehenna #100247 |
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| Artists | Nilson |
| Krcg Id | 100247 |
| Legal Since | 2004-05-17 |
| Printed Name | Bravo |
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About Bravo
Bravo, Master, designed by Nilson first released in May 2004 in the set Gehenna.
Bravo benefits most in dedicated rush/combat decks—especially decks built around vampires repeatedly taking actions to enter combat, such as wall-breaking or intercept-combat strategies—because it provides a modest but repeatable blood rebate when the vampire survives combat; it is much less useful in ordinary bleed, vote, toolbox, or combat-defense decks, since it does nothing unless its vampire successfully initiates combat and remains ready afterward. It is not an automatic inclusion: the master-card slot is valuable, and cards such as `Fame` generally offer a stronger payoff by creating pool damage and a blood loss penalty, while combat decks may prefer rush enablers, stealth, permanent combat equipment, or higher-impact master cards; however, `Fame` requires the opposing vampire to remain in play and does not replace Bravo’s self-sustainability. Bravo should see play only in a combat deck with enough reliable rush actions and vampires that routinely survive combat, where it can ge
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Frequently asked questions about Bravo
What type of card is Bravo?
Bravo is a Master card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle.
What is the effect of Bravo?
Master: archetype. Put this card on a vampire you control. Once per turn, when this vampire successfully performs an action to enter combat with another, he or she gains 1 blood from the blood bank when the combat ends, if he or she is still ready. A vampire can have only one archetype.
What is the original set of Bravo?
Bravo was first released in the set Gehenna, illustrated by Nilson.
What is the legality of Bravo?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Bravo can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.