Mistrust
| Name | Mistrust |
|---|---|
| Type | Master |
| Description | Master. Burn a scarce vampire in torpor or move a ready scarce vampire to his or her controller's uncontrolled region, with all cards and counters on him or her (which are out of play as long as the vampire remains out of play). |
| Artist | Rik Martin |
| Set | Black Hand #101228 |
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| Artists | Rik Martin |
| Krcg Id | 101228 |
| Pool Cost | 1 |
| Legal Since | 2003-11-17 |
| Source Hash | 00cf33ab6db634027c4cbff04590ee407bdeb7b1 |
| Printed Name | Mistrust |
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About Mistrust
Mistrust, Master, designed by Rik Martin first released in November 2003 in the set Black Hand.
Mistrust is mainly useful in a metagame where opponents rely on scarce vampires—especially a master-heavy control, wall, or toolbox deck that wants a low-cost answer to a key vampire in torpor or a ready vampire that is about to become influential; however, it provides no value against ordinary vampires and consumes a master phase, making it a very narrow silver bullet. For general vampire removal, Banishment is usually better because it can affect any ready opposing vampire, while Pentex Subversion is generally better at neutralizing a dangerous vampire for longer, and cards such as Entrancement or Graverobbing may be preferable when you want to gain rather than merely disrupt a vampire. Mistrust is therefore usually not worth a slot in a normal constructed deck, but it can see play as a metagame call in a scarce-vampire-heavy environment or in a deck specifically built to exploit vampires being moved back to the uncontrolled region.
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Frequently asked questions about Mistrust
What type of card is Mistrust?
Mistrust is a Master card in Vampire: The Eternal Struggle vtes.
What is the effect of Mistrust?
Master. Burn a scarce vampire in torpor or move a ready scarce vampire to his or her controller's uncontrolled region, with all cards and counters on him or her (which are out of play as long as the vampire remains out of play).
What is the original set of Mistrust?
Mistrust was first released in the set Black Hand, illustrated by Rik Martin.
What is the legality of Mistrust?
Legality depends on the tournament format -- Mistrust can be legal in some formats and banned or restricted in others. See the full breakdown per format in the Legality section above.